When Does The Old Republic Take Place

Video game series

Star Wars: Knights of the Former Republic
Genre(s)	Action office-playing, Massively multiplayer online role-playing
Developer(s)	BioWare Obsidian Entertainment Aspyr Media
Publisher(south)	LucasArts Electronic Arts, Disney Interactive Studios (since 2012)^[1] Sony Interactive Amusement (KOTOR Remake; PS5 version)^[2] Aspyr (KOTOR Remake; PC version/Original KOTOR; Switch version)
Platform(due south)	Windows, Xbox, Mac OS X, iOS, Android, Linux, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch
First release	Star Wars: Knights of the Quondam Republic July 15, 2003
Latest release	Star Wars: The Quondam Commonwealth - Legacy of the Sith February 15, 2022

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic ( KOTOR ) is an RPG video game serial, based on an earlier comic book series, and with a subsequent new comic book series, all based on the fictional universe of Star Wars past George Lucas. The first title and subsequent MMORPG series were developed by BioWare, while the second was done by Obsidian Entertainment per LucasArts' request.^[three] All were published by LucasArts. Both comic series were published by Dark Horse Comics. Both serial act equally prequels to the video games.

With the discontinuation of the Expanded Universe on April 25, 2014, and rebrand as Star Wars Legends, the KotOR multimedia project is the only remaining source of Legends content.

Gameplay [edit]

The game's system is based on Wizards of the Coast's Star Wars Roleplaying Game, which is based on the d20 role-playing game system derived from the Third Edition Dungeons & Dragons rules. Combat is circular-based; time is divided into detached rounds, and combatants attack and react simultaneously. However, the number of actions a combatant may perform each circular is limited. While each circular's duration is a fixed brusque interval of existent time, the actor can configure the combat system to pause at specific events or at the stop of each round.

The alignment arrangement tracks actions and speech – from simple give-and-take choice to major plot decisions – to determine whether the player's grapheme aligns with the low-cal or dark side of the Force. In the starting time game, the actor's speech communication and deportment take no effect on their teammates. However, the player has influence over their companions in The Sith Lords, the player'south actions determining not only what side the thespian is on, but their teammates as well. The influence the thespian has on another character can exist pocket-size, from converting a character from the dark side to the light, to something equally major as educational activity them the ways of the Jedi themselves. Influence can be lost, however, if the histrion makes an action inconsistent with past decisions, causing the player to pay very close attention before reacting in whatever way.

New introductions [edit]

Characters [edit]

Lightsabers and corresponding classes [edit]

The KotOR series introduces more than just new characters; it besides introduces new lightsaber types and colors, also as Jedi classes. The new colors include silverish, cyan, and orange.

Along with new lightsabers are new classes: "Gray Jedi," who tend to follow their ain path equally far as the Force is concerned rather than obeying the light or dark side.

Lastly, a new type of lightsaber is introduced: the brusk lightsaber. This weapon is dissimilar from the longer lightsaber every bit it is easier to wield, making it more than suitable for the off (defensive) hand and inflicting less impairment.

In MMO The Old Republic there are eight player classes, each four assigned to 1 of two faction: Galactic Democracy or Sith Empire. While the Jedi Knight, Jedi Consular, Sith Warrior and Sith Inquisitor are Force-sensitive characters and use lightsabers, the Smuggler, Trooper, Agent and Bounty Hunter are focused on using ranged weapons and require more tactical approach. Each course has a singled-out storyline, and all of them are integrated with the game's overall arc. Each course may also choose from two advanced classes, resulting in a full of 8 advanced classes per faction. The advanced classes impact just on gameplay, not storyline. Lightsaber and blaster colors are not faction or form restricted, but some are restricted based on level and/or Lightside or Darkside alignment. For example, some lightsabers can only be bought if Light or Darkside aligned.

Locations [edit]

Several new planets make appearances in the series as major locations. These include, for case, Dantooine and Korriban, the locations for the Jedi Academy and the Sith Academy, respectively; aboard the Star Forge infinite station where the concluding battle between master and amateur takes place in KotOR; and war-ravaged Telos and its orbiting Citadel Station. Travel between locations happens aboard the freighter Ebon Hawk, which is also a playable location, though no combat takes place on board, except for three instances in KotOR ii where you have to fight off Sith attackers, the character Visas Marr, and members of the Ruddy Eclipse slavers. A space station nigh Yavin is also playable location in the PC version of KotOR and is available to Xbox players via download from Xbox Live. In The Old Republic, players have access to even more planets, like Ord Mantell, Nal Hutta, Balmorra, Alderaan, Tatooine, Dromund Kaas, Taris, Belsavis, Voss, Hoth, Corellia, Ilum and Quesh, and the moon Nar Shaddaa.

Video games [edit]

Synopsis [edit]

Four thousand years prior to the Star Wars films,^{[note 1]} Darth Malak – Darth Revan'south apprentice – has unleashed a Sith armada confronting the Republic. Many Jedi, scattered and left vulnerable by Malak'south aggression, dice in boxing while others swear loyalty and allegiance to Malak. The game opens with the player'due south character enkindling aboard a doomed Republic capital ship with no recollection of their by. Subsequently escaping the ship and crash-landing on Taris, the actor gradually gathers companions and pieces together their by while attempting to stop Malak's forces. To accomplish this, the main graphic symbol and their companions search for Star Maps that together reveal the location of the Star Forge, an ancient space station that creates massive amounts of textile for Malak.

The primary character'southward actions and speech influence whether they align with the light or dark side of the Strength. Depending on the character's alignment, they eventually reach the Star Forge either to defeat the Sith (the calorie-free-side path) or to usurp command of the Sith from Malak (the dark-side path). A light-aligned graphic symbol and their companions are hailed as saviors and heroes; a dark-side character stands before the remaining Sith forces as the new Sith Lord.

The Sith Lords takes place five years after the events of Knights of the One-time Commonwealth, in a time when the Jedi accept been nearly exterminated by the Sith. The actor's character is a old Jedi Knight exiled from the Jedi Order, referred to as "the Exile" or "Jedi Exile". During the Mandalorian Wars, the Exile served nether Revan who ordered the activation of a devastating gravitational superweapon – the Mass Shadow Generator – that caused then many deaths to the point where they stripped themself of all connections to the Force unconsciously to save themself, and was removed from the Jedi Guild. Throughout the game, the player's character restores a connexion to the Force while, with the aid of their new companions, endeavour to stop the Sith. Different the previous game where your actions touch on the fate of the galaxy, here your actions impact only the planets y'all visit. You tin can choose to either help or hinder the Republic'due south endeavor to rebuild these planets. In the end, if the graphic symbol is calorie-free-aligned, the Mass Shadow Generator is activated and destroys Malachor 5 and the Exile goes into unknown space to find Revan. A dark-aligned character, still, takes over the Sith university on Malachor Five and the Mass Shadow Generator is destroyed.

The Old Democracy takes place 300 years afterwards the previous two games, shortly subsequently the establishment of a tenuous peace between the re-emergent Sith Empire and the Galactic Republic. The Jedi are held responsible for the success of the Sith and chose to relocate from Coruscant to Tython, where the Jedi order had been initially founded, to seek guidance from the Forcefulness. The Sith control Korriban, where they re-established a Sith Academy. The game begins as new conflicts arise.^[7]

History [edit]

Timeline of release years (as of 2022)
2005
2003	Knights of the Former Republic
2004	Knights of the One-time Republic 2: The Sith Lords
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011	The Old Republic
2012
2013	The Former Republic: Rise of the Hutt Cartel
2014	The Erstwhile Republic: Shadow of Revan
2015	The Old Commonwealth: Knights of the Fallen Empire
2016	The One-time Republic: Knights of the Eternal Throne
2017
2018
2019	The Onetime Democracy: Onslaught
2020
2021
2022	The Old Republic: Legacy of the Sith
TBA	Knights of the One-time Democracy — Remake

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic [edit]

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Democracy (often abbreviated every bit KotOR ) is the offset installment in the Knights of the Erstwhile Commonwealth series. KotOR is the first calculator role-playing game set up in the Star Wars universe. The game was released on the Xbox on July xv, 2003 in North America and on September 12, 2003 in Europe. The PC version was released on November 19, 2003 in North America and on December 5, 2003 in Europe. The iOS version was released on May 30, 2013, and an Android release followed on December 28, 2014.

Star Wars: Knights of the Sometime Republic II – The Sith Lords [edit]

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Commonwealth II – The Sith Lords ( KotOR 2 ) is the second installment in the video game franchise. The game was released on the Xbox in Northward America on December 6, 2004, in Europe on February 11, 2005, and in Commonwealth of australia on February 15, 2005. The PC version was released in North America on February eight, 2005 and in Europe on Feb 11, 2005. Per asking as to have time to deal with other matters, BioWare, the original developer, handed over the job to Obsidian Entertainment.^[3]

In improver to technical changes – such every bit more combat animation and interface scaling – The Sith Lords includes several drastic changes from the original game'due south features.^[8] As mentioned before in the gameplay department, the role player'southward actions now affect not only the actor themselves but their teammates as well. The player can also teach some teammates the ways of the Jedi. The player as well has more diversity when upgrading items, and can even create sure items, such as computer spikes and explosives, themselves.

In a similar way the player'southward deportment and alignment with the light or dark side affects their teammates (both a teammate's alignment and who teams with the player in the first place), gender is also a gene when it comes to companionships and gameplay in full general. In improver the appearance (due to choices) also affects your teammates. For example, choosing a female grapheme teams the player with Mical the Disciple, while being male person teams the player with Brianna the Handmaiden.

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic III (cancelled) [edit]

In 2003, LucasArts cancelled the Proteus console MMOG project during its design phase. The game was intended to be an in-house sibling to Star Wars Galaxies.^[nine] Upon its cancellation, the Proteus project'due south team and elements of its designs were applied to developing Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic three. According to designer John Stafford, the team "wrote a story, designed well-nigh of the environments/worlds, and many of the quests, characters, and items."^[10] The game was cancelled equally role of cuts initiated in 2004 aimed at positioning LucasArts for future success.^[11] Concept art from the cancelled Knights of the Old Republic 3 project was published in the book Rogue Leaders: The Story of LucasArts (2008); the artwork includes depictions of Taloraan, Rodia, and a Mandalorian city, also as a Coruscant vehicle and a new graphic symbol named Naresha.^[12]

Star Wars: The Erstwhile Republic [edit]

Star Wars: The Sometime Republic (SWTOR) was released for the Microsoft Windows platform on December 13, 2011 in North America and Europe, and released in Australia on March 1, 2012. Information technology was first confirmed by Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello at E3 2008 confirmed. The game was adult by BioWare, who developed the first Knights of the Old Republic game. It takes place 300 years after the first two installments, as new conflicts arise betwixt the Commonwealth and the Sith Empire. Players participate in a period of time known as the Cold War in the galaxy, afterward the First Smashing Galactic War, which leads into events in the Second Bang-up Galactic War.

The game has received vi storyline expansions and two smaller addons focusing on new gameplay mechanics.

Rise of the Hutt Cartel [edit]

Ascent of the Hutt Dare is the get-go storyline expansion to The Old Republic. It is centered on the rising threat of the Hutt Cartel, which has arisen to claiming the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire for control of the galaxy. The level cap was raised to 55, with the leveling from fifty onwards centered on the new planet Makeb. It was released on April nine, 2013.

Galactic Starfighter [edit]

Galactic Starfighter is the beginning gameplay add-on and 2nd expansion to The Old Republic. It introduces 12v12 space-based PvP gainsay on two maps, with 2 'capture-the-flag' combat missions. It was released on Dec three, 2013.

Galactic Strongholds [edit]

Galactic Strongholds is the second gameplay addition and 3rd expansion to The Former Commonwealth. It introduced player housing and flagships for guilds. It was released on August 19, 2014.

Shadow of Revan [edit]

Shadow of Revan is the second expansion to The Sometime Republic, later Rise of the Hutt Cartel. It is centered on the Order of Revan, an ground forces seeking to found a new galactic dominion. It is led by the reborn Revan, who is depicted in Shadow of Revan as a approved male grapheme. The campaign raised the level cap to sixty, and takes place on two new worlds: Rishi, a tropical pirate haven on the edge of the galaxy, and Yavin 4 (which first appeared in the original Star Wars picture show), home of an ancient Sith warrior sect chosen the Massassi. It was released on December ii, 2014.

Knights of the Fallen Empire [edit]

Knights of the Fallen Empire is the 5th and largest expansion to The Onetime Republic. Information technology was announced at the E3 2015 with the release of a new cinematic trailer, "Sacrifice". The third major expansion, it features a renewed focus on cinematic storytelling, as well as new planets, new companions, and a dynamic story affected by player choices, introducing the new threat of the Eternal Empire and its leader, the Emperor of the Eternal Throne. At Level sixty, the player's character is frozen in carbonite and awakens five years later to notice that the Eternal Empire has go the dominant strength in the galaxy. The player becomes the "Outlander" and builds an alliance to wage war confronting the Eternal Empire. The first ix chapters of Knights of the Fallen Empire were launched on October twenty, 2015, with additional chapters starting in early 2016.

Knights of the Eternal Throne [edit]

Knights of the Eternal Throne is the fourth storyline and sixth expansion overall to The Erstwhile Republic, set in the aftermath of the events of Fallen Empire. Information technology was released on December 2, 2016, in commemoration of the game'due south five-year anniversary. The story continues on from the previous expansion, Knights of the Fallen Empire, with the Outlander leading the Brotherhood confronting the forces of Empress Vaylin. Eternal Throne also features ii new gameplay features, Galactic Command and Uprisings, allowing the player to participate in new battles and aggrandize their influence beyond the galaxy. It was accompanied past a cinematic trailer, "Betrayed".

Onslaught [edit]

Onslaught is a fifth storyline expansion, focusing on the reignited war between the Republic and Sith Empire. It was released on October 22, 2019. The thespian chooses to support the Republic or the Sith Empire. Onslaught introduces the Nautolans every bit a playable species.

Legacy of the Sith [edit]

Legacy of the Sith is the eighth expansion to The Old Republic. It focuses on the return of Darth Malgus and the ascent of a new cult of dark lords. It was released on February 15, 2022, in celebration of The Old Republic'due south tenth anniversary. It was accompianed by a new cinematic trailer, "Disorder"

Other games [edit]

Select characters from the series have also fabricated a non-canon advent in the mobile turn-based role-playing game Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes, released on iOS and Android in November 2015, besides published by Electronic Arts. While well-nigh of the game'southward playable characters come up from the 2012 mainstream Star Wars continuity that Lucasfilm established under The Walt Disney Company, several characters from the Knights of the Old Republic series are besides included, more often than not due to Electronic Arts being responsible for both Heroes and Knights. All new players are given a Jedi Consular who wields a green lightsaber and has the power to heal.

Star Wars: Knights of the Erstwhile Commonwealth — Remake [edit]

In September 2021, Knights of the Onetime Republic — Remake, a graphically-updated remake of the original game, was announced as in development by Aspyr in collaboration with Sony Interactive Amusement, for Microsoft Windows and PlayStation 5. It will be a timed panel exclusive for PlayStation 5 before releasing on other platforms.^[13] ^[14] ^[15] On the remake's development, lead producer Ryan Treadwell wrote: "We're rebuilding information technology from the ground upwards with the latest tech to match the groundbreaking standard of innovation established by the original, all while staying true to its revered story".^[13] Several individuals who worked on the original game are returning for the remake, such as former BioWare developers and Jennifer Unhurt (reprising her role of Bastila).^[xvi] ^[17] Nevertheless, certain original cast members have since been deceased or will not exist returning, such equally Tom Kane who has retired due to medical reasons.^[18]

Kotaku reported that "news of the projection began leaking out earlier this yr on social media and was later confirmed by one-time Kotaku news editor Jason Schreier [...]. In that location has been speculation that the remake will really include parts of both KOTOR ane and 2, and besides institute some of the lore from those games in the official Star Wars canon, something Disney seems nifty on as it spins Star Wars off into new books, Idiot box shows, movies, and games".^[xiii] Little information is otherwise revealed about the projection.^[13]

Comics [edit]

The original Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi (and specifically Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi - Knights of the Onetime Republic) comic volume serial preceded these games, first published in 1993 by Nighttime Horse Comics. They formed the basis for the game setting, every bit well equally inspiration for the game characters and story.^[xix]

The first result of the "Star Wars: Knights of the Former Republic" new comic book series based on the game.

The second Star Wars: Knights of the Erstwhile Commonwealth comic book series takes places around 3964 BBY, the Sith era, approximately eight years prior to the story of the video game series.^{[annotation 1]} The publisher and publishing company for all problems are Mike Richardson and Dark Horse Comics, respectively. Art work was done past Brian Ching, while the serial' script was washed by John Jackson Miller. Each effect was released monthly.

Listing [edit]

Star Wars: Knights of the One-time Republic - Showtime is the first story arc in the comic book serial. The arc consists of vi bug; the first issue was released on January 25, 2006, while the last was released on June 28, 2006.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Flashpoint is the second story arc in the comic volume series.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Reunion is the third story arc in the comic book series. The arc consists of two issues, the commencement upshot released on December 27, 2006 and the 2nd released on Jan 10, 2007.
- Star Wars: Knights of the Onetime Republic - Crossroads is a comic flip-book included in the Star Wars: Knights of the Sometime Republic/Rebellion 25¢ flip-book, released on March i, 2006.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Days of Fearfulness is a 4th story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Nights of Anger is a fifth story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Democracy - Daze of Hate is a sixth story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Erstwhile Republic - Knights of Suffering is a seventh story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Former Commonwealth - Vector is an eighth story arc in KotOR comic book series and beginning story arc in standalone crossover storyline Star Wars: Vector. The storyline proceeded from Knights of the Old Democracy, to Dark Times, then to Rebellion, and finally to Legacy.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Democracy - Exalted is a ninth story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Turnabout is a tenth story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Onetime Republic - Vindication is an eleventh story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Onetime Democracy - Prophet Motive is a twelfth story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Democracy - True-blue Execution is a thirteenth story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Dueling Ambitions is a fourteenth story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Onetime Republic - Masks is a fifteenth story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - The Reaping is a sixteenth story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Former Democracy - Destroyer is a seventeenth story arc.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic - Demon is an eighteenth and final story arc.
- Star Wars: Knights of the Former Democracy - War is a standalone miniseries story arc, fix later Demon.

Novel [edit]

Revan is a novel released by author and pb writer of Knights of the Old Republic, Drew Karpyshyn. It is focused on the time period between the get-go and 2nd games and that which follows the second. Promoted as revealing the fate of series protagonist Revan, the novel likewise reveals the expiry of the hero of the next game in the serial, the Jedi Exile. It then has Revan defeated and imprisoned in stasis by the Sith Emperor. The novel serves as a bridge betwixt The Sith Lords and The Old Commonwealth and besides provides a backstory for the events of the outset game.

Other novels in the series include Star Wars: The Onetime Commonwealth: Deceived, Star Wars: The Old Commonwealth: Fatal Alliance and Star Wars: The Old Republic: Anything.

Cinematic Trailers [edit]

As of Apr 2022, eight cinematic trailers take been released for the video games in the Knights of the Old Republic series. The beginning trailer, "Deceived", was released on June one, 2009^[20] as the annunciation trailer for Star Wars: The Old Republic. It was followed past "Hope" in 2010, and "Render" in 2011. A cinematic trailer, titled "HK-51 Revealed" was released for the game's Patch 1.5. No more cinematic trailers were produced until "Sacrifice" premiered at the E3 2015 as the trailer for The Old Republic's largest expansion, Knights of the Fallen Empire. It was followed past "Betrayed" in 2015. A cinematic teaser trailer was released for the upcoming remake of Knights of the Onetime Democracy at the PlayStation Showcase 2021. Finally, for The Sometime Democracy's 10-twelvemonth anniversary expansion, Legacy of the Sith, a cinematic trailer called "Disorder" premiered on February xiv, 2022.

Films [edit]

At the Star Wars Celebration Chicago in April 2019, Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy told MTV News, "Yes, nosotros are developing something to look at," after being asked about KOTOR. "Right now, I have no idea where things might fall."

On May 23, 2019, BuzzFeed News'southward Kate Aurthur bankrupt the news that Laeta Kalogridis is writing a script for an accommodation of the 2003 video game. BuzzFeed identifies the project every bit a "potential trilogy."^[21]

Reception [edit]

The full general critical response of Knights of the Sometime Democracy was overwhelmingly positive. KotOR won numerous awards, including Game Developers Choice Awards' game of the year, BAFTA Games Awards' best Xbox game of the year, and Interactive Accomplishment Awards for best console RPG and best computer RPG.^[22] KotOR has seen success as the game of the year from many sources including IGN, GameSpot, Computer Gaming World, PC Gamer, GMR Magazine, The Game Developers Choice Awards, Xbox Magazine, and G4TV.^[22] Interactive Achievement Awards awarded it for best story and all-time character development.^[22] IGN gave KotOR additional awards in Best Sound (Xbox category), Best Story (PC category), Xbox RPG Game of the Year 2003, PC RPG Game of the Year 2003, Xbox Game of the Year 2003, PC Game of the Year 2003, and Overall Game of the Yr 2003 across all platforms. G4TV'south game review show X-Play picked KotOR as the second "best game ever" since the show began.^{[ commendation needed ]} The game is besides part of the Xbox Platinum Serial/Classics for sales in excess of 1 1000000 units.^{[ commendation needed ]} In 2007, a story twist inside the game was ranked number two in Game Informer's list of the top 10 video game twists of all time.^[23]

The Sith Lords was generally well received by fans and critics alike. Mirroring the success of the first game, The Sith Lords has garnered over thirty-five "Game of the Year" awards.^[24] The game received high marks from major reviewers - 8.5/x from GameSpot, four.5/5 from Gamespy and 93% from IGN. Based on thirty professional reviews, Metacritic gave the game an average rating of 85 out of 100,^[25] compared 93 for Knights of the Onetime Republic.^[26] The game was still criticized for existence incomplete due to a rushed deadline.^[27]

The Old Commonwealth has received more often than not positive reviews from critics, with a score of 85 on Metacritic^[28] and an 83.87% on GameRankings.^[29] G4TV gave a review of 5/5 and praised the game for "Top notch music and voice interim" and "hundreds of hours of content."^[xxx] PC Gamer gave a 93/100, praising the story, vox acting, and the corporeality of content available.^[31] Gamespy gave a review of four/5, praising the story lines and companion organisation but criticising the "standard kill and fetch" quests.^[32] GameSpot gave the game eight.0/ten, saying "[The Onetime Commonwealth] isn't the adjacent step in online role-playing games. Instead, it's a highly entertaining refinement of what has come before it."^[33] GamesRadar gave the game 8/10 calling information technology "an extremely satisfying experience that sets the stage for a vivid hereafter".^[34] The game has received a 9.0/x "Amazing" rating from IGN.com.^[35]

Notes [edit]

^ ^a ^b KOTOR I is set up in 3956 BBY (3956 years earlier the Boxing of Yavin in which the first Death Star was destroyed.)^[four] KOTOR Ii: The Sith Lords is fix 5 years later.^[3] The Old Republic is set 300 years subsequently KOTOR I & Two.^[5] The comic series starts viii years earlier the games.^[six]

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External links [edit]

BioWare'south Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic site
TheForce.net editorial almost game problems
Gamespy editorial on the storyline
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 0: Crossroads on Wookieepedia, a Star Wars wiki
Official CargoBay comic listing