TheWhitePhoenix

What's the difference between this one and the current one? Was the current one updated with more rooms or something else?

So Shadriss a year ago shared information of what was supposed to happen after Deception with the other two chapters that never came to be with me. I'm just getting to it now cause life. 1) Umbra is NOT dead... though you were meant to think so. Eventually (in EP3 - Revelation), you would have faced him a second time... Umbra's last chance to survive. 2) Wraith would have been the heavy of EP2 - Elimination. Wraith was what I would have called the "Gentlemen Assassin". During the story, after establishing that Commenor was a dead end, Wraith would have arrived on planet to hunt you down... though he was going to be 'sporting' enough to let you know. The final showdown would have been on a skyscraper rooftop, after finding direction to a lifeless moon where Wraith's master is supposed to have been (I think this was through a message trace... been a long time.) 3) Blight was to have been a straight forward fight early on in EP3 - nothing real special here aside from his difficulty. No real speaking part - think along the lines of Maul in EP I. An enforcer type, if you will. 4) Darth Malice has a bit more backstory. Like Mara Jade, Malice was one of the Emporer's Hands, though a much more highly trained one. He was on board the Death Star at the time of the Battle of Endor, and saw Luke and Vader in the hanger. His view of events was that all was as it should be - the Apprentice (Vader) had killed the Master (The Emperor). After securing his own escape, he sought Vader out (the new Master, after all), and finding him dead, gathered three other Hands (Umbra, Wraith, and Blight) to secure his position as the new Sith Master. Having done so, he had a problem - the Rule of Two. He could not directly act against any of the three apprentices without ensuring the other two turned on him in turn. So... he created the Semele Scenario, a grand plan that would cause havok among the New Republic... except that it was totally false. It was a ruse to keep his apprentices busy. Malice had to ensure that the plan failed, which would justify the removal of an apprentice for 'failing' him... so he contacted a zabrak mercenary by the name of Phelan mo'Rydia. Malice IS the Mission Controller, and the Republic knows nothing about this at all. The solution seems to work at first - Umbra is disgraced in EP1, and Wraith is killed in EP2. Phelan's link to the Force was unexpected, and when Blight is killed early in EP3, Malice decides to give Phelan the chance to join him as his new apprentice. All he has to do is kill Umbra. The story forks here depending on the decision - Agree, then kill Umbra in a duel, and the story ends with a new pair of Sith, Darth Malice and Darth Deceptus (formerly Phelan). Decline, kill Umbra anyway (he'd attack to reclaim his position as apprentice), then track down and destroy Malice in a final duel and the story ends more open endedly. It's times like these I'd had time back then to make this all - and to think it all spawned from a single silly idea: have an entire level where the idea is to kill 3PO droids. So the story would have gone as Deception, Elimination and Revelation. I wish Elimination and Revelation became reality, but I hope this gives a better picture of what could have been.