Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
Marvel released some details about the Shattered Empire event they're running this fall, which fills the gap between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, confirming that upon the Emperor's death and the destruction of the Death Star 2 the Empire didn't lose its grasp on most of the galaxy, but is now enveloped by an internal power struggle with its top leaders all jockeying for the the top position. This puts the Rebellion in a somewhat dangerous position as they are now facing several powerful, independent, opponents as opposed to a singular, somewhat slow to act, overwhelming force.
Marvel released some details about the Shattered Empire event they're running this fall, which fills the gap between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, confirming that upon the Emperor's death and the destruction of the Death Star 2 the Empire didn't lose its grasp on most of the galaxy, but is now enveloped by an internal power struggle with its top leaders all jockeying for the the top position. This puts the Rebellion in a somewhat dangerous position as they are now facing several powerful, independent, opponents as opposed to a singular, somewhat slow to act, overwhelming force.
I like this. It seems as though they're taking the best concepts from the EU and trying to do them right with actual, y'know, creative vision. One of my favorite things about the post-ROTJ EU was the Rebellion playing Warlord Whackamole.
Marvel released some details about the Shattered Empire event they're running this fall, which fills the gap between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, confirming that upon the Emperor's death and the destruction of the Death Star 2 the Empire didn't lose its grasp on most of the galaxy, but is now enveloped by an internal power struggle with its top leaders all jockeying for the the top position. This puts the Rebellion in a somewhat dangerous position as they are now facing several powerful, independent, opponents as opposed to a singular, somewhat slow to act, overwhelming force.
I like this. It seems as though they're taking the best concepts from the EU and trying to do them right with actual, y'know, creative vision. One of my favorite things about the post-ROTJ EU was the Rebellion playing Warlord Whackamole.
If Lucas was still writing, that might be the actual name of a Warlord.
Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
Marvel released some details about the Shattered Empire event they're running this fall, which fills the gap between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, confirming that upon the Emperor's death and the destruction of the Death Star 2 the Empire didn't lose its grasp on most of the galaxy, but is now enveloped by an internal power struggle with its top leaders all jockeying for the the top position. This puts the Rebellion in a somewhat dangerous position as they are now facing several powerful, independent, opponents as opposed to a singular, somewhat slow to act, overwhelming force.
I like this. It seems as though they're taking the best concepts from the EU and trying to do them right with actual, y'know, creative vision. One of my favorite things about the post-ROTJ EU was the Rebellion playing Warlord Whackamole.
If Lucas was still writing, that might be the actual name of a Warlord.
Excuse me, DMAC, it's Darth Whackamool in the original Lucas script.
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
Marvel released some details about the Shattered Empire event they're running this fall, which fills the gap between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, confirming that upon the Emperor's death and the destruction of the Death Star 2 the Empire didn't lose its grasp on most of the galaxy, but is now enveloped by an internal power struggle with its top leaders all jockeying for the the top position. This puts the Rebellion in a somewhat dangerous position as they are now facing several powerful, independent, opponents as opposed to a singular, somewhat slow to act, overwhelming force.
I like this. It seems as though they're taking the best concepts from the EU and trying to do them right with actual, y'know, creative vision. One of my favorite things about the post-ROTJ EU was the Rebellion playing Warlord Whackamole.
If Lucas was still writing, that might be the actual name of a Warlord.
Excuse me, DMAC, it's Darth Whackamool in the original Lucas script.
AHEM, he was called Mr. Kill'thisguy in Lucas's original first draft of the concept.
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Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
Darth Dinkleberry and his apprentice, Original-Concept-Do-Not-Steal.
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Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
i don't care so long as Grand Admiral Thrawn is somehow reinstated as canon.
Oh God, please yes.
They already put his race in the KOTOR MMO. He is easily the most badass admiral possible, especially with his backstory.
Hey, imagine Thrawn being like Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs, the already-caught super-smart bad guy who the good guys go to help them nail down this other evil guy whom Thrawn is not particularly fond of...
I mean it's not going to happen, but it would be cool.
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Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
i don't care so long as Grand Admiral Thrawn is somehow reinstated as canon.
Oh God, please yes.
They already put his race in the KOTOR MMO. He is easily the most badass admiral possible, especially with his backstory.
Hey, imagine Thrawn being like Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs, the already-caught super-smart bad guy who the good guys go to help them nail down this other evil guy whom Thrawn is not particularly fond of...
I mean it's not going to happen, but it would be cool.
I much prefer Thrawn as the prodigal son of the Empire, back from the outer rim to discover the shambles of what he used to fight for.
Also, if Lucas was still in charge, they would just build a new death star then Han Solo would survive Endor exploding by hiding in a glass bubble.
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Admiral Palleon please
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Ugh, here we go with the retcons. I'm pretty sure I would have remembered a giant stormtrooper head at the Battle of Endor. Are we sure Lucas isn't writing for SW anymore?
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Ugh, here we go with the retcons. I'm pretty sure I would have remembered a giant stormtrooper head at the Battle of Endor. Are we sure Lucas isn't writing for SW anymore?
Marvel released some details about the Shattered Empire event they're running this fall, which fills the gap between Return of the Jedi and The Force Awakens, confirming that upon the Emperor's death and the destruction of the Death Star 2 the Empire didn't lose its grasp on most of the galaxy, but is now enveloped by an internal power struggle with its top leaders all jockeying for the the top position. This puts the Rebellion in a somewhat dangerous position as they are now facing several powerful, independent, opponents as opposed to a singular, somewhat slow to act, overwhelming force.
I like this. It seems as though they're taking the best concepts from the EU and trying to do them right with actual, y'know, creative vision. One of my favorite things about the post-ROTJ EU was the Rebellion playing Warlord Whackamole.
If Lucas was still writing, that might be the actual name of a Warlord.
Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
Ok, here's my important question:
Is Wedge Antilles coming back? I mean, the man has two death stars painted on the side of his X-Wing, he's got to be some kind of important figure. Maybe he could replace Mon Mothma of Ackbar!
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
Benedict Cumberbatch is going to play Grand Admiral Adam Smith a brilliant human strategist and tactician. But "Adam Smith" is a smokescreen, a name invented to conceal his real identity...
But I don't think anyone is like, forbidden from picking a character or two out if they're so inclined
I expect there will be a lot of cherrypicking of useful stuff from the IP before it is over. Hell, the villain in the new movie has a helmet that is, at the very least, a visual callback to Revan, and that's as deep a cut as you can get.
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I like this. It seems as though they're taking the best concepts from the EU and trying to do them right with actual, y'know, creative vision. One of my favorite things about the post-ROTJ EU was the Rebellion playing Warlord Whackamole.
If Lucas was still writing, that might be the actual name of a Warlord.
Excuse me, DMAC, it's Darth Whackamool in the original Lucas script.
AHEM, he was called Mr. Kill'thisguy in Lucas's original first draft of the concept.
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Oh God, please yes.
They already put his race in the KOTOR MMO. He is easily the most badass admiral possible, especially with his backstory.
Hey, imagine Thrawn being like Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs, the already-caught super-smart bad guy who the good guys go to help them nail down this other evil guy whom Thrawn is not particularly fond of...
I mean it's not going to happen, but it would be cool.
I much prefer Thrawn as the prodigal son of the Empire, back from the outer rim to discover the shambles of what he used to fight for.
Also, if Lucas was still in charge, they would just build a new death star then Han Solo would survive Endor exploding by hiding in a glass bubble.
And your favorite colorist, TBD
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It was just off camera the whole time.
Why I fear the ocean.
in my head this rhymes with "guacamole"
Is Wedge Antilles coming back? I mean, the man has two death stars painted on the side of his X-Wing, he's got to be some kind of important figure. Maybe he could replace Mon Mothma of Ackbar!
Why I fear the ocean.
Only because you're looking at them with your dull, human eyes
Also oh man William Hurt should play Paleon because he's basically Thunderbolt Ross anyways.
I dunno, I'm guessing it's very easy to keep trim thanks to the existance of Lightshavers
they were my super favorites but I know them inside and out, and I'd like something new
A. Smith.
Worse.
An economist.
Why I fear the ocean.
I mean I wouldn't expect any 1-1 plots
But I don't think anyone is like, forbidden from picking a character or two out if they're so inclined
I expect there will be a lot of cherrypicking of useful stuff from the IP before it is over. Hell, the villain in the new movie has a helmet that is, at the very least, a visual callback to Revan, and that's as deep a cut as you can get.