Are those... Venators![]
No seriously, look at the picture on the battle of Serroco page, there are two, rather angular capital ships in the top of the frame, just try and tell me that those don't closely resemble a Venator-Class star destroyer! What are those things? The Shape of the engines and the overall hull geometry are strikingly similar.
- Ya they do, I just saw them and have been trying to figure out why they are there, and why the goldish fighter looks verry simmilar to a Eta-2 Jedi Interceptor. Fell Skyhawk
Debriefing Room03:37, 8 February 2008 (UTC)
- Pre-Starforge Interdictors, maybe? Hopefully something canon will come out about them soon. Toasty McGrath 04:45, 22 March 2008 (UTC)
Problems Rectifying KotOR II and this Comic[]
- "I heard about Dxun. Everyone has. I heard about Serreco, and I sure as hell know about Malachor V. What makes you think you've got the right to interrogate me on anything? You've got plenty of lives to answer for — all you Jedi do."
- ―Atton Rand speaking to the Jedi Exile
Has anyone else noticed that there are some pretty major inconsistencies between how the KotOR comic and KotOR 2 portray the battle? Atton Rand blames the Jedi for what happened on Serroco and he states that the Jedi Exile was actually present during the event. That does not exactly jive with Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 15: Days of Fear, Part 3. What do you think, should these problems be mentioned in the BtS section?--76.104.136.71 17:27, 3 July 2007 (UTC)
- The events that Atton refers to about what the Exile did on Serroco might not happen until later in the war. The Republic Military will want some type of revenge on the Mandalorians and one way to do that could be to do something equally horrendous to some Mandalorians who could be stationed there later on.--Bao-Dur 20:23, 26 October 2007
- It says in The Admiral's List in Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 22: Knights of Suffering, Part 1 that the last heir of the Adasca family hasn't been seen since Serrocco. The only other member of that family we know of is Aurora. All we know of her to date is that she was "spirited away" by Lucien Draay a Jedi. Now if Aurora was "spirited away" to become a Jedi and was at Serrocco she could be the Jedi Exile. This could explain what Atton was talking about.--Bao-Dur 12:25, 10 November 2007
- Except that The Exile is a human female, not Arkanian. - JMAS 03:02, 24 November 2007 (UTC)
- They could always do a retcon and say that the Exile is part human and part Arkanian. Krynda Draay looks completely human but is part Miraluka. If Krynda and Kreia are two in the same, which would surprise me if they're not, that would give the two characters another thing in common. Another thing is they are both exiles of course.-- Bao-Dur 20:54, 24 November 2007 (UTC)
- Except that The Exile is a human female, not Arkanian. - JMAS 03:02, 24 November 2007 (UTC)
- It says in The Admiral's List in Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic 22: Knights of Suffering, Part 1 that the last heir of the Adasca family hasn't been seen since Serrocco. The only other member of that family we know of is Aurora. All we know of her to date is that she was "spirited away" by Lucien Draay a Jedi. Now if Aurora was "spirited away" to become a Jedi and was at Serrocco she could be the Jedi Exile. This could explain what Atton was talking about.--Bao-Dur 12:25, 10 November 2007
BTS problem[]
Read the last paragraph in BTS (behind the scenes):
However, the issue does not end there. Later in the same conversation with the Exile, Atton says, "I heard about Dxun. Everyone has. I heard about Serroco, and I sure as hell know about Malachor V. What makes you think you've got the right to interrogate me on anything? You've got plenty of lives to answer for—all you Jedi do." His dialogue inexplicably blames the Jedi Order, and the Exile in particular, for what happened at Serroco.
I interpret Atton's dialogue as saying that he was blaming the Jedi, and the Exile, for all of the lives that they ended in the Mandalorian Wars as a whole and that he wasn't specifically refering to Serroco. If he was specifically refering to Serroco why don't we take this to mean the same thing for Dxun and Malachor V as well? I think the last paragraph should be deleted it just doesn't have any substantial evidence to contribute to the previously mentioned inconsistency of the Jedi's involvement in Serroco let me know your thoughts. I might delete the last paragraph if there are no objections. Flamingfool719 23:49, March 22, 2010 (UTC)
- Well, no, I don't think that this is something that should be deleted. It is a part of canon that has yet to be fully clarified. The Bts of our articles doesn't need to provide substantial evidence, the section is there to present any inconsistencies. Many times something is clarified a few months or even years in the future. And yes, it should mean the same for Dxun and Malachor V. It may be that it just hasn't been added to those articles as of yet. Cylka-talk- 00:03, March 23, 2010 (UTC)
Unidentified ship[]
Can anyone identify one of the ships in the picture, it is roughly teardrop shaped, and has a ventral fin. It has appeared in several pictures, and is one of the only ships not painted republic red. It can be seen here at the top of the page, I went through every ship on the republic navy page, it's not there. --216.104.107.216 21:32, April 7, 2012 (UTC)
- You're linking to the "Inexpugnable-class tactical command ship" article as a picture reference, and asking what kind of ship it is? The very same picture that's the first image in this article's body text? – DigiFluid 21:36, April 7, 2012 (UTC)
If you look at the bottom of the picture there are 4 ships flanking the Inexpungnable, 2 on either side, these are what I mean. --216.104.107.216 22:21, April 7, 2012 (UTC)