I was thinking about this. Between the two of them, Theron is the better spy, I don't think Lana would be able to even attempt something like this. That said, if she did, I would have to say yes.

Avesta, now there's someone I forgot about, I remember romancing her on my Knight back when Makeb first came out. I wouldn't mind seeing her come back. I do want what was suggested as companion management, that would help me traverse through that list greatly. What about that Chiss from the Copero flashpoint? He was unique.

The Imperial class stories in my opinion are more fun than the Republic side, so I can understand why people would prefer to stay on the Empire's side.

"A man can have anything, if he is willing to sacrifice everything."

Don't forget Theron is responsible for turning the Zildrog Order from a joke into a serious threat with this potential super weapon.

That I would say was just bad writing for the Inquisitor. I don't understand why Darth Nox would just stand there and let her leave.

If you're playing a Sith character, would any of that matter? As far as a Sith would be concerned, Theron just raised his hand against you, would you let it go unchallenged?

I'm almost certain the mail was only there as a foreshadow to the romance that came out a few weeks back. I think they were trying to show Arcann had changed. I don't understand some of the dialog in the last two chapters of kotet, you've got Arcann speculating on Vaylin, while Senya is in the background doing nothing? Then during the final chapter some of Vaylin's dialog is confusing, I don't recall the exact line but it had something to do with her finally being able to make choices in her life. Senya is one of my problems with the second expansion. She shows in the first expansion she's willing to go to great lengths to save her children, she even defeats Vaylin and refues to strike her, later she saves Arcann from his burning ship while having the balls to betray the Alliance to save her son. Then when kotet arrives if we help her, Senya all but gives up on Vaylin, kotet really ruined Senya's character for me. She saved Arcann then just gave up? As a mother I would have expected her to go to hell's door itself to save her children. Then you've got the ending, the dream battle? We witness Senya and Arcann joining the fight via meditation near the throne, what happened to Vaylin? She wasn't thrown into the void with Valkorian. Did she return to her body? Did she join with the force? Is she trapped in the holocron? I don't know what happened?!

Did they ever say anything on this matter?

There are plenty of ways in which she could return. All it requires is a bit of imagination. Wasn't that the force ability she was using at the time exploding? Her body is clearly there on the platform in the following cutscene. The ending to KOTET doesn't really explain much, it's ends very sudden without providing much explanation into Vaylin's fate. Is she stuck in our mind? Did she merge with the Force? It would indeed be a nice twist.

That was well put together. It was worth the read. Thank you.

Knights of the Eternal Throne made me feel bad for Vaylin, it was hinted at several times during the first expansion Valkorian did something to her, but we never learned what he did until we followed Vaylin to Nathema, at that point my opinion of Vaylins character changed. She was abused as a child by Valkorian, conditioned into becoming what she was, Vaylin had more depth to her character than most of the main companion. (Arcann, Lana, Theron) It's a pity they ended it the way they did, I would have enjoyed learning more about her character. My playthroughs of the Knight expansion packs was as a Jedi Counsellors, I've been healing Sith from the start and it never occurred to my character to attempt such an act on Vaylin? or Arcann? I don't know if redemption would have worked for Vaylin, but the option to try would have been appreciated, Vaylin deserved that redemption plot a lot more than Arcann. Can they bring her back? Sure! This is Star Wars and the possibilities are endless, especially if they're doing a Star Trek III plot to Nathema.