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The last convention of the season rolled through Seattle, WA over Labor Day Weekend. Did we get a big reveal? Mmmmm….kinda, sorta, maybe, depending on who you were talking to.
Fact or Fiction Can you pick out the confirmed fact from the tall tales? This week’s host challenge concerns playable species, playable planets, and Maggot. Continue reading »
This week’s Friday Update is a two-fer! First, the eleventh installment of Blood of the Empire. Teneb Kel and Exal Kressh battle in the Sith Academy and Exal reveals why she betrayed the Emperor. Read the current issue here.
Second, Corellia has been announced as the fifteenth playable planet. One of the major hubs on on the Corellian Run trade route, Corellia is a thriving business center, as well as a planet where political and military leaders are made. See the official page on the Holonet here. Watch the fly-through video here. Screenshots here.
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"Lightsabers at dawn, Mr. Wizard!"
It’s Harry Potter time! Between the Advanced Classes announcement and all the Gamescom coverage, there was tons o’ TOR-related news out there. We were almost defeated by the many, many interruptions that happened during the recording session (are monitors supposed to flash like lightning and then black out? Does that dog have to keep barking? Why is every one of these phone calls actually important?), but we persevered to bring you one of our most information-packed podcasts to date. Continue reading »
Republic and Imperial forces clash mightily at Korriban. Teneb Kel sneaks into the Sith Academy in search of Exal Kressh. Read the latest episode here.
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Rail Shooter Makes for Unhappy Smuggler
It’s convention season, which means the devs are out there giving interviews, doing panels, whipping the fans up by hinting at wondrous wonders. What will our characters look like? What will they fly? What will they do when they fly? Why should we care about stories that happened 300 years Continue reading »
