Characters who can make it into KOTOR III w/o screwing up previous storylines

[prateek]

NPCs who were impossible to kill:

T3, Bao-Dur, Handmaiden, HK-47, Mandalore/Canderous, Carth

Have I missed anyone? Or is it possible to kill the aformentioned characters?
Don't limit the characters to just party members; any significant non-playable characters will do as well

On a related topic:

Assuming KOTOR III will have something to do with the "True Sith" beyond the outer rim, I believe it's possible to have Revan in the game and avoid any gender and darkside/lightside decisions you made during the first game. Just mask him(her?) in his robes and find a way to "mask" his voice....like make him mute and have a speaker for him...or something along those lines.

I have no clue how one would go about in doing that for the exile, but one would imagine the exile followed Revan and fought the real Sith beyond the galaxy

I foresee Mandalore/Canderous and all of the Mandalorians playing a significant role in all of this. In KOTOR, He mentioned fighting horrifying creatures at the edge of the galaxy - weird spinning asteroids which melted mandalorian armor - and never wanting to go back again. Canderous and the Mandalorians have *some* experience with extra-galatical beings.

Oh yes, the droids HK & T3 will help out in their own little but highly important ways as well

[Revan_Reborn225]

Carth doesn't die, pursay, but he is disposed of if your are a Dark side Revan. Handmaiden doesn't join your party if you're a female Exile, so you have to imagine that she was killed along with her sisters by Atris. Also, while it doesn't say it outright, Bao-Dur's remote without Bao-Dur always spoke something to me that he died in the crash.

[KyLewin]

I seem to recall hearing that if you were a female DS as Revan, then Carth shows up at the end and tries to turn you back to the light. Presumably he would die at this point, but I don't know that for sure...my Revan was always a guy if for no other reason than to avoid anything even slightly romantic with Carth.

[QUOTE=prateek]I foresee Mandalore/Canderous and all of the Mandalorians playing a significant role in all of this. In KOTOR, He mentioned fighting horrifying creatures at the edge of the galaxy - weird spinning asteroids which melted mandalorian armor - and never wanting to go back again. Canderous and the Mandalorians have *some* experience with extra-galatical beings.[/QUOTE]

I imagine that Canderous and the Mandalorians will be back in a fairly important way as well. The weird spinning asteroid thing was a reference to the Yuuzhan Vong from the New Jedi Order book series...but I think that the True Sith are supposed to be from the same galaxy as the Jedi, they just live in the far reaches of the galaxy.

[prateek]

[QUOTE=Revan_Reborn225]Carth doesn't die, pursay, but he is disposed of if your are a Dark side Revan. Handmaiden doesn't join your party if you're a female Exile, so you have to imagine that she was killed along with her sisters by Atris. Also, while it doesn't say it outright, Bao-Dur's remote without Bao-Dur always spoke something to me that he died in the crash.[/QUOTE]

I initially thought Bao-Dur was simply seperated from the other party members, but your idea makes more sense

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I imagine that Canderous and the Mandalorians will be back in a fairly important way as well. The weird spinning asteroid thing was a reference to the Yuuzhan Vong from the New Jedi Order book series...but I think that the True Sith are supposed to be from the same galaxy as the Jedi, they just live in the far reaches of the galaxy.[/QUOTE]

I see. so the creatures Canderous encountered most likely aren't True Sith?

[Darth Trahus]

Canderous probably did not encounter the true sith because he most likely would not survive. The true sith would probably eliminate him to prevent the possible exposure of there race.

[darth leano]

revan/exile

in the toomb on korriban ( II ) after you encountter the past and the present, u perhaps see the future when u see revan, with the exile next to him, a loyal aly? so they could perhaps be a force you encounter in III

[Darth Trahus]

[QUOTE=darth leano]in the toomb on korriban ( II ) after you encountter the past and the present, u perhaps see the future when u see revan, with the exile next to him, a loyal aly? so they could perhaps be a force you encounter in III[/QUOTE]

But it could also mean the past when you are in the Mandalorian Wars at Revan's side.

[Faust]

[QUOTE=Darth Trahus]But it could also mean the past when you are in the Mandalorian Wars at Revan's side.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I think that's what it's suppose to symbolize.

[PabloDomi]

I killed the handmaiden

Regarding the compatibility of the storyline of Kotor III and the others, i must say the handmaiden could actually be a problem. Not only because it could appear or not depending if your character is male or female, also because you can kill her.
I don't know if it's just a game bug, but during the sparring in the Ebon Hawk, if you cheat more than once, your combat with the handmaiden becomes a mortal one. I did that once. My brother did it once too. Surely i didn't save the game 'cause it's like sacrificing a cool character and it gave you 25 XP only. You can make this happen for example wielding weapons or using accelerators in hand-to hand combats with her. She gets upset the 1st time. You talk to her about limiting yourself to pre-established rules. Then you re-start the combat and do it again. You notice there something different and when you beat her, you see her corpse falling down before you. Quite creepy.

[Chanak]

Let's keep the thread on topic. KoTOR II gameplay does not concern a possible K3. Post your comments about K2 in the appropriate forum.