I have my mega list of all my SWTOR characters, with their class, crew skills, alignment, which stronghold they’re in. Well some of them moved strongholds, a lot of them have a higher level than before. So here is the updated version of All My SWTOR Characters, as of right before update 7.0, in January 2022.
You will see many have reached level 75, which until Tuesday was the max level in-game. Many of those lvl 75 characters have augment sin them now. I did that specifically before update 7.0. There are 10 of them augmented at the highest level augments. Those will be the ones I will be levelling to level 80 first. many of them will not be seeing the new content yet, even at max level. I will be getting Rosiet and Shadyer through it first.
Ballorn has changed from DPS to Tank, and Brenum and Ballorn now have crew skills.
Many of my Mandos now reside in Tiamat’s lair of Shadows, and that’s the other change, Tiamat’s stronghold used to not have a title.
I plan on creating an addition character with the enw character creation, one inspired by my Dungeons and Dragon Age character from the fun little tabletop DnD in the the Dragon Age world I’m a part of. I want her to be a sage but with lightning, and now with update 7.0 that will be possible.
I’ll be waiting a couple of weeks before going in the game to let the bugs be fixed. I’ve lived through enough huge updates like this to know things break, things change, things get re-adjusted mid-week, after a day or two, after a week or a second week. When Disciplines were added and Skill Trees were gone, all abilities reset. But after a week, there were changes and adjustments to the new Disciplines, so abilities reset again. That was annoying. This time, huge update, new cap, new content, plus Disciplines are being replaced by Ability Trees. As much as I want to go in-game now, I will wait a bit. It will be worth it.
You can now view my silly little shenanigans that I was doing in-game with some of my characters in SWTOR (Star Wars: The Old Republic) while testing Streamlabs for something I want to do on the channel in the foreseeable future.
I don’t plan on doing any gameplay on DarthShadie Lavellan, the Dragon Age and Gaming channel, I have Shadie’s Gameplay dedicated for that, but while I tell story-times, anecdotes, rants, and such, gaming related stories, it would be nice to have something in the background. SWTOR is perfect for the job. This would allow me to share with some funsies and shenanigans, without having to edit. I am in need to reduce my workload and editing is very time consuming. I want to be able to provide enough content on the channel without me editing less hindering my consistency. Streams is a good way to do that. I’ve never streamed on this channel before, so it will be a first when I do streams for Dragon Age related content as well. The SWTOR stuff is secondary, but it’s fun to do test and see what works.
Needless to say, I’ve done a few more tests, mostly boring to post, so those are not in the playlist, but I have found something decent enough that works for the purposes I need.
Here’s a link to the playlist if you’d like to enjoy watching me chat while my characters do silly things in SWTOR.
The group of Jedi stumbled out of the Sphere. Lian struggled to move forward but insisted he could walk. Fane joined Shadie to hold him up. ‘I’m fine, I can walk,’ said Lian. He stumbled forward, dropping to one knee and cursed in Huttese. ‘You don’t have to prove anything to us, Lian,’ said Talyc. ‘I’m sure if this Sith thinks you’re worthy, it won’t have anything to do with your strength here or lack thereof.’ Lian looked up at the Mandalorian and smiled. ‘I appreciate…’ He felt a pang of pain and grunted, clenching his teeth. Shadie put her hand on the door, and Lian saw it roll into the wall. He had heard much about this place, yet never realised how heavy the dark side felt here, nor how dim it was. He hoped it would not alter his being. And yet, however strong the dark side was here, Lian did not feel stifled by it; whatever his fears, it seemed to allow for his light. Everyone hurried through each chamber and Brenum pushed the top of a sarcophagus. The platform began to descend, turning slowly, as had been described to Lian before. Brenum pressed his lips together. ‘I should never have agreed to help rid the atmosphere of starfighters,’ he said. ‘My place was by your side and I failed you.’ ‘No one has failed me,’ insisted Lian. ‘If anyone’s to blame,’ said Fane, ‘it’s me. I just don’t get it! I’m supposed to be able to be immune to Relsor’s stasis attacks. Now another Kloh will die because of me and my inability to–’ ‘Fane!’ Lian put sternness in his voice. ‘Stop that right now. You and I were meant to work together within the Force, but you are not ready to defeat Relsor and that is not your fault.’ Lian had a bit more strength now, but he knew it wouldn’t last for long. ‘I can’t even connect to Relsor without you, Lian,’ said Fane solemnly. ‘That’s because the Force connects us; that does not make you weak,’ replied Lian. Trylia tended to Lian’s lekku; she had mended it in the Sphere. Though he still felt the wound tingle painfully, it was a lot less intense than it had been prior to their flight to the Crypt. ‘The wound has stopped bleeding but it’s still raw,’ said Trylia. ‘Shall I change the bandage?’ ‘No,’ said Lian. ‘Remove it. I want your Sith friend to see me as I am, in my full vulnerability.’ They arrived at the bottom level and helped Lian to the chamber where sat the ancient Pureblood Sith.
Lian struggles with a severed lekku (from Protectors of the Force, Story 7, Star Wars Fan-Fiction by Celinka Serre)
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They all stood before the Sith, Fane and Shadie helping Lian stand. The Sith stood from his throne and looked at Lian. ‘You bring me someone who has not passed the trials,’ he said. Fane looked up at him. ‘He doesn’t need to. We did, and we brought him.’ Shadie placed a hand on Fane’s shoulder and nodded, mouthing, “It’s okay.” Fane looked back at Lian, he looked pained, and every now and then he let out a moan or groan. ‘Stand on your own so I can evaluate you, Jedi,’ said the Sith. ‘Who are you and why have you come here?’ ‘I am Jedi Master Lian Kloh,’ said Lian, struggling to speak. He placed a hand to his stomach and staggered towards the throne and fell on his hands and knees. ‘I’ve come to trade places with you. Grant me immortality, I shall give you freedom from this prison and take your place as Guardian of the Crypt.’ He moaned gruffly. ‘And why should I grant you this honour, you who have not passed any trials, you who possess no sign of darkness within you? Your light side may desecrate this place entirely.’ ‘I respect that it was created from the dark side, but in the Force exist both the light and the dark,’ said Lian. He crawled forward a bit and then fell in pain, onto his stomach. Fane started forward and Shadie put a hand to stop him. ‘Let him be evaluated.’ Fane shook his head; he didn’t like this. He felt pressed for time. He looked at Knarf, who usually was one to feel such emotions, but the man seemed calm. Lian managed to prop himself up a bit, leaning on one arm, yet breathing heavily. ‘I am a healer and I have been healing the Force. I am the only one able to deflect Relsor’s malady, or at least part of it, able to prevent him from creating illusions. If I die, then he has already won.’ Lian paused, panting. ‘I have been healing the Force, and from this focal point, I can continue my work and heal the Force in ways that I cannot as a mortal being. I can use the Crypt to reach the entire galaxy. I can heal the Force and ensure that Fane,’ Lian looked back towards Fane, ‘succeeds when he confronts Relsor to destroy him.’ Lian grunted in pain again and fell back onto his stomach. ‘Please,’ he said, breathing heavily, ‘I won’t… last much longer. Kill me, let me die, or grant me immortality, but decide quickly.’
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Shadie glanced from Fane to the direction where Lian and Relsor had gone. Knarf and Perce were exchanging insults as they fought. ‘Fane!’ cried Shadie. ‘What can you sense?’ Fane was clutching his head. ‘It’s another massive headache, and Lian’s in trouble, real trouble. Relsor is using his full might and I fear for Lian’s life.’ ‘That’s because your friend is about to meet his end!’ said Perce. ‘Not if I have anything to say about it?’ Shadie said defiantly. She reached out to the Sphere and felt it was close and quickly approaching. ‘I’m surprised a pretender like you is still riding on someone else’s fame,’ said Usharr. ‘A mere shadow of what your peers are capable of being.’ ‘And he can’t even slice anything to keep me out,’ said Knarf. ‘He’s a failed slicer and a failed Sith.’ ‘Now seeing what you’ve become, Perce,’ said Usharr, ‘I realise I did well to kick you out of the academy! The Sith Empire deserves better than a disgrace such as you.’ ‘Shut up, Usharr!’ Usharr opened his mouth to rebuttal something more but instead cried out in warning, lifting a hand up as Brenum and Trylia came flying towards them. Shadie joined Usharr and cushioned their fall. ‘Let me guess: Relsor?’ she said. ‘He’s going to kill Lian, and I promised Lian I’d keep him alive,’ said Brenum, ‘and there we were flying around fighting starfighters when we should have been with him the whole time.’ ‘Brenum, whatever happens, it’s not your fault,’ said Shadie, reassuring him. ‘You don’t understand, Shadie,’ her friend protested, ‘Lian knew, Lian felt it in the Force. He’s going to die! We have to do whatever we can to prevent that from happening.’ As though on cue, the Sphere finally arrived and dropped down close to them. Perce looked up and jumped into the air and disappeared from view; Shadie assumed he might have landed atop the Sphere. It didn’t matter. ‘Come on, everyone!’ shouted Shadie. Fane, clutching his head, followed her in, the others all running behind him. When they entered the Sphere, they were met by an interesting figure: a tall and fully armoured Mandalorian. ‘Oh, hi there,’ he said, mildly waving his hand. He took his helmet off, holding it under his arm. Talyc shook his head in disbelief, yet he had a broad smile on his face. ‘How in the kark?’ The Mandalorian shrugged. ‘One minute I was about to be spaced, wasn’t too sure how long I’d last out in space in this armour, then this Sphere thing appeared and swallowed me up.’ ‘Wait, are you Mildred?’ said Knarf. ‘The very man himself,’ replied the clan leader. He turned to Shadie. ‘I suppose I have you to thank?’ Shadie smiled but shook her head. ‘The Sphere was out of touch for a portion of the fight, it acted of its own volition, probably when Relsor’s illusion ended.’ ‘Right place, right time for the Sphere, then, I guess, and for me. Makes me the lucky one all the same,’ said Mildred. ‘Emerick is going to be over the moon to hear you survived,’ said Talyc, exchanging a handclasp and shake with Mildred, who also shook hands with Knarf, in a more formal manner. ‘I wish I could say the others survived, but very few were left,’ said Mildred. ‘All who could get to escape pods, did. It was brutal.’ ‘I know what Relsor is capable of,’ said Talyc, ‘I can imagine what his Sith did to you all.’ ‘No,’ said Mildred, ‘there were very few Sith leading the assault. Most of them were Imperial Officers.’ ‘Imperial!’ said Brenum. ‘I don’t know if that helps us or not. Relsor was willing to sacrifice the Imps.’ ‘Yeah, I don’t think they estimated their failure,’ said Mildred. ‘A lot that transpired wasn’t planned, good and bad.’ As the Mandalorians kept on talking, Brenum and Trylia turned to Shadie, Usharr and Fane. ‘We have the recording, Usharr, it worked,’ said Trylia. ‘Shadie, we recorded Usharr confronting Relsor regarding his alliance with the Empire. Knarf can slice a broadcast across the entire galaxy to expose Relsor’s plans.’ Shadie nodded. She didn’t know the extent of whatever plan her friends had devised, but she trusted that it would help their cause and knew she would soon find out anyway. The Sphere arrived at Relsor and Lian’s location and opened up to let everyone out. Perce jumped down from atop the Sphere, landing before them, and right away sent lightning to block their path. ‘My ship?’ cried Brenum. ‘Where is it?’ Relsor laughed. ‘Autopilot!’ Brenum scowled. ‘You!’ Brenum jumped into the fray, leaping over Perce and his lightning. Trylia joined him and they landed next to Relsor. Relsor smiled at them. ‘We have an audience, Lian, many who’ve come to see your demise, and my victory.’
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