вЂњAlready the Mandalorians have taken three systems along the Rim. YouвЂ™ll notice most of the exposition is in the ExileвЂ™s options, not from the NPC dialogue. ThereвЂ™s no real plot advancement of note, no mind-boggling loot. Here, the Exile is going to reliving his past and trying to come to terms with it. ItвЂ™s meant as a companion sequence to the Dagobah cave scene from Empire Strikes Back, where Luke hallucinates and faces a vision of Darth Vader. вЂњObservation: The tomb ahead was devised to keep out sentients not strong in the Force.вЂќД«efore we go in, IвЂ™ll try to explain this place a little. вЂњI sense a great presence within this tomb. Its mysteries may still be intact! But so might its traps. ThereвЂ™s some cut lines that should have come at this point explaining why your party canвЂ™t come with you. вЂњYou will have to face the challenges of this tomb alone. This is where the Sith Lord Ludo Kressh was buried Naga Sadow probably shoved him in this hole after he killed him. Well this is what we came here for вЂ“ the last unlooted tomb.

Near the back of the cave, we find the first living people on Korriban вЂ“ a bunch of Sith assassins. If you donвЂ™t know what a Terantatek is, donвЂ™t worry about that either. I donвЂ™t really remember what was in here in the first game I think there was a minor sidequest and then a Terantatek at the back of the cave? Something like that. This cave is another reused art asset from KOTOR 1. If you donвЂ™t know what a Mynock is, donвЂ™t worry about it. Shyracks are these annoying flying things which look kinda like Mynocks. You have to remember, thereвЂ™s no showering facilities on the Ebon Hawk. ThereвЂ™s the Sith academy itself, which is further down the valley. Korriban is by far the shortest planet, with only two major areas to explore and no real sidequests.

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