But then you find ou that M. Night Shamylan is directing the game....and that Revan is a transexual robotic werewolf......what a twist!!!

Wow.That was uncalled for.No more please.

K....in all seriousness. What I think should be done is that the Exile finds a place where Revan is training people for the upcoming war against the true sith. The exile meets up with him, htey get up to speed, until the initial attack against the academy/training ground, with them fighting side by side (as party members), with the story branching off from there. Haven't given this LOTS of thought for about a year now........

That is a good idea.That would make sense.Similiar thinking I suppose.

Somehow I think Revan is still evil, and lied about there being a true sith empire. All those years he spent in the galaxy he could be amassing another armada, far stronger than Malak's. I have my full theory somewhere, I'll get back to you about it.

Why I think it's true: Republic falls until the Russan Reformation, according to Palpatine in Ep II

That's not how it happened. The Ruusann Reformations took place at the end of the New Sith War in 1,000 BBY a long a bloody fued between Jedi Lord Hoth's Army of Light and Kaan's Brotherhood of Darkness.

The Republic was still around between then Kotor, which takes place around 3,960 BBY.

Besides, Revan has been confirmed as redeemed.

That part may be true, but where is the proof of the True Sith even existing? The only source in any KotOR game is Kreia, who has been known to lie to get her way.

No T3's videos don't count as a source, as they are just about Revan.

By what the Star Wars Chronology book says.It even tells the story of exile for the events of Kotor 2.Also Revan and Malak are mentioned for Kotor 1.Remember that Revan only joined the sith at one point because like it says in wictionary, that in order to stop the true sith then he would learn to be a sith lord himself so he could get exploit the threat of the true sith having his new knowledge.Then etc.etc....he later figures out during the whole proccess during the time in which he confronts Malak, that he has only lost himself becoming a sith lord and has made the Republic weaker and that may be part of the answer why he then heads into the unknown regions after killing Malak.But by that time he is fully redempted.That is the only reason why the exile would continue his journey into unkown space to join back with Revan.Remember like Kreia said the exile did experience the war like no other.Even the jedi masters Vrook,Kavar,and what is his name;knew that and wanted to strip the exile of his force powers or the force altogether.But even so the exile still has a important role even after Kreia has been defeated.She says he is still to face the future.Also if you look in the beginning of the book it will explain that any of those sith first originated from unkown space and had their own Empire.This is all that I know is true.Put one and one together and it all makes sense.Even for the true sith.Fact or fiction.But really why would Revan go through the whole proccess of only then betraying himself in Kotor 1?He was and still is a jedi now.That is all.Even the cave of Ludo Kreesh proves that.You confront him and fight his image but he is not a sith.He holds a red blade in one hand and a blue in the other but the cave is full of darkness so he attacks the exile only through image of the past.The cave also shows the future.So the blue blade would be for the present of what he is.

The KOTOR storyline is amazing (including KOTOR II), and I doubt any of us can even begin to speculate on what KOTOR III will be about.

I thought Revan uses red and purple in the tomb.

But you never know what will unfold in K3. But if Revan wants an army, why would he leave his friends? Surely they won't get in his way, rather they would have helped him. Leaving Carth in charge did not come out too well, as Nihilus destroys the republic in K2. Carth would have done better in the front lines with Revan. There is a reason why Revan even sent the droids back too. He could be insane, plotting against the Jedi. Remember in K1, Revan's mind was destroyed and you play his new mind.

His old mind slowly flows into his new mind. Two minds coming at once (a Sith and Jedi mind) could equal insanity for Revan.

Good theory.Very impressive.Remember though that Revan told most of his followers though that he had to walk places they couldn,t go including the worlds touched by war as by where the exile follows the same pathway visiting the same planets as Revan did.We will see just how loyal he remains to the jedi in the next Kotor.Who knows?Thoughts?

But still, if he needed an army, his friends would have been better off with him. The more, the merrier. Either Revan's not as wise as he seems to be, or he's plotting something.

That, or he rather not place his friends into any danger. Or, perhaps there was far more to his plan? That may be he could have even guessed that the Republic would become weak under Carth, and that the only Jedi who returned to the Jedi after the Mandalorian Wars was the Exile, who could prove to further his strategies. To defeat the remaining Sith in their Galaxy, while he went out to confront the "true" Sith. Perhaps one of the ancient Sith Lords?

If I remember correctly, in Kotor 2 when you have to split up your group into two parties in order to attack the Sith, as well the Onderon military (whomever you decided to fight, the Queen or General) the party that attacks the Sith, invades that ancient tomb, once of the Sith Masters at the end mentioned "You're too late, the task was done" or some thing along those lines. But I fail to remember any thing happening after that, which could have been whatever they planned. Perhaps the "true" Sith is whatever they revived there?

And that somehow Revan knew of this? Ventured out and went to defeat that threat? Because it's known, or at least theorized he became a Sith, only to protect the Republic from an even greater Sith. As it's also mentioned he only attacked certain worlds, ones that wouldn't cripple the Republic. Ones with Plants and so on. Doing this, because he perhaps somehow knew that the Exile would be capable of repairing Malak's, and his damage to the Republic. Which she did, if I believe.

He probably would have went straight with his plan, if it weren't for the attack when Malak betrayed Revan, and his memories shattered. A slight draw back, into that final moment when he kills Malak, and that abrupt memory returns to him of this threat he originally sought out to prevent. Continuing with his original intentions, or perhaps even being forced to work around the unfortunate events that occurred, and continuing.

My theory any ways, sorry if it's a bit confusing.