I really hope that before SWTOR dies, they at least wrap up Malgus's story full circle and the whole "Darth Nul" plot. No matter how bad a storyline is, I just don't like it to be left in a unintentional cliffhanger.

I don't know about that. Arcann and Vaylin had to make it seem like they punished the Outlander for killing Valkorion, and they pretend to play along with the Zakuul people that their beloved Emperor is dead and that they should avenge him. Plus, I think the people of Zakuul would get really mad at Arcann and Vaylin for treating their leader like that.

Iokath. Would be really satisfying seeing that metal planet's star inside of it burst out.

What would have been a very cool feature for KOTFE or even KOTET was to see Valkorion's tomb. Valkorion was the beloved Immortal Emperor of Zakuul, and has lead prosperity to the people of Zakuul for centuries, so I wonder, why doesn't he have a tomb? I know that visiting a tomb of Valkorion would not be that important in the game, but personally it would have been sick to see us, (the player) visit the Tomb of Valkorion and Valkorion's ghost guide us there. (I am talking about the Valkorion body, not the Tenebrae one, though it would have been cool to see the Emperor's OG body's hiding place). However, there is not tomb of Valkorion in the game, so I presumed there is no burial place of Valkorion in the lore either. So where is Valkorion's body now? He was the beloved Emperor of Zakuul, and the people loved him. I can't imagine the people of Zakuul undergoing an un-ceremonial burial or cremation for him, or just burying his body in some random site. I know this is not an important question, like, at all, but I always pondered this given that we don't find a "Tomb of Valkorion" on the Zakuul map or anything like that, and also because I am worried that because if that body was still out there, there might be a chance of another resurrection of him, (though I would like to doubt it). What did the Zakuulans, specifically Vaylin and Arcann, do to there father's body?

Anyone got any ideas?

Aah, Got it.

Really? Any reason why? I use that server.

So there is this weird mummy zombie-like brain mask in the game, and it is named the "Ghostly Magus." It is a mask a player could get for a spooky decoration, but I always thought it was just a game thing and doesn't exist in the actual in-universe story lore. But then, I saw the Ghostly Magus, or at what appears to be identical to one, in the story cutscenes of the game...

I think Vaylin is gonna return. However, I hope that they kill her off again, and give her rest, this time for good, in a small update story a lot like Echoes of Oblivion. Personally, I wish that if we fight her again, that she will either be destroyed for good by us or finally redeem herself, accept, peace, and become one with the Force. Just my personal thoughts and hopes for Vaylin's future.

Warning, this is a long post... So in the Echoes of Oblivion storyline in the Onslaught expansion, we see the Emperor's original body, Tenebrae, for the first (and only) time on screen. The Emperor appears in three forms, Valkorion, some Voice that Vitiate had, and finally, his true, original body. This storyline was very cool, but it left me with some questions. The first question is, how old is the imprint? From what we know, Tenebrae carved a ritual into his original body, and if it were ever to be destroyed, it would unleash a plague. The plague will feed off of the collective minds of it's infected hosts, slowly making itself into a duplicate of the Emperor. Lord Scourge describes the Emperor's "plague" or imprint, as ancient. Usually ancient means at least over a thousand years old. From what I have seen in Echoes of Oblivion, the duplicate of Tenebrae doesn't seem to recognize his Sith Emperor persona, that is when he was ruler of the modern day Sith Empire, only knowing of that identity from feeding off of the memories of Satele Shan and her students. Darth Marr says that this imprint is older, even predating Revan's time. That and the original form of the Emperor, Tenebrae, is dressed in an outfit that looks like an ancient Sith king from prior to the Great Hyperspace War. This all points to the imprint of Tenebrae being at least 1,300 years old. But here is the problem, the Emperor was still in his original body in the Revan novel, set 300 years before the events of the main game here. How do I know that? Well, in the Revan novel, Lord Scourge addresses Vitiate as a Sith Pureblood when meeting him in the throne room, and that he had eyes as black as the void itself, matching the description of his original body. Another thing to support this statement is the official TOR encyclopedia book says that the Emperor created his first Voice, (host body), after Revan attacked him on Dromund Kaas. This further supports that Vitiate was indeed still in his true, original body during the Revan novel 's time. This implies at the same time that the imprint is only 300 years old. So, I am confused. When did the Emperor create his failsafe imprint? Before or after the Revan novel? I heard from someone that it is possible that Tenebrae created the imprint before the Ritual of Nathema even, before he became immortal. Others saying that he created the imprint after the Revan novel. So, when was it made? Is it possible that the Emperor carved the imprint into himself when he was king of Nathema but still used his body until after the Revan novel?