After Nihilus' defeat, Ordo's suspicions towards Kreia were proven to be validated as she revealed her true identity as the Sith Lord Darth Traya.
Ordo joined Surik in pursuing her to Malachor V, although he was reluctant to return to the site of the Mandalorian's greatest defeat. Surik was successful in defeating Darth Traya and Ordo parted ways with her soon after, continuing his task of restoring Mandalorian power. According to predictions made by Kreia, Ordo's future would be one still full of battle.
Ordo's success in reuniting the scattered clans was instrumental in bringing the Mandalorians back to prominence after their defeat in the Mandalorian Wars. Approximately three hundred years after Ordo traveled with Revan and Surik, the Mandalorians became divided over which faction to support in the Great Galactic War. While most Mandalorians followed an Imperial puppet Mandalore and supported the resurgent Sith Empire, a faction of Mandalorians led by Jicoln Cadera stayed true to Ordo's legacy and believed the Mandalorians should support the Republic.
Cadera and his faction were eventually destroyed by Mandalore the Vindicated , who had slain the puppet Mandalore the Lesser. True to Darth Traya's predictions, Ordo eventually fell in battle, and his skull somehow wound up in the possession of the Sith Empire sometime prior to BBY. Displayed before a green-gold—colored banner that bore the mythosaur skull sigil, a smuggler eventually came across the skull on an Imperial ship during the Cold War , and noted signs of a large piercing wound that presumably was the cause of death.
As befitting of the ideals the Mandalorians sought to uphold, Ordo lived for battle. In addition, Ordo lived his life seeking honor, which he believed could only be achieved through conflict with a worthy foe. In his youth, Ordo possessed dark hair, which later began to turn gray from the stresses of a life devoted to combat. He was always impressed by a show of force, and was an advocate of combat before diplomacy. Ordo respected Revan for his aggressive tactics during the Mandalorian Wars, and felt no regret or anger about being bested by such a proficient foe.
His driving personality traits were best described as ambition, discipline, aggression, and loyalty. Ordo tended to speak in a gruff, serious manner, and was typically very blunt in expressing his opinions and thoughts.
When prompted by others, Ordo was often willing to share stories of his role in various conflicts, taking pride in his related tales of his success. Whenever he encountered war veterans, he would usually ask them about the battles they fought in or what their opinion was of the Mandalorians, hoping to hear accounts from his former opponents. He often displayed disappointment when he found that many on the Republic's side did not share his fondness of the past.
As Ordo found that most did not see the past conflict the same way, he became disillusioned after the defeat of the Mandalorians.
He once expressed this feeling to Revan, explaining that he felt he was no longer the Mandalorian he once was. While Revan and Ordo gradually became friends, Ordo maintained a professional stance and always referred to Revan as his employer.
Although he originally only intended to ally himself with Revan as a means of escaping Taris, his respect for the former Sith Lord continued to grow as he accompanied him, even before he learned of his true identity. Despite the fact that he had become distant from his people and culture while serving Davik, Ordo still held true to the ways of the Mandalorians and chose to remain amongst the crew of the Ebon Hawk under the belief that their adventures would bring much needed glory and honor to his heavily diminished pride.
Even though he was quite distant to the rest of Revan's companions, Ordo slowly came to respect the programmed persona of Revan. Despite providing Revan with stimulants when asked, Ordo personally felt that a true warrior should develop their own strength and did not require such aid. When it was discovered that the amnesiac Jedi was indeed Darth Revan himself, Ordo was, unlike the rest of his companions, greatly pleased.
Ordo willingly pledged his loyalty and allegiance to the former Sith Lord, firmly believing that his service to Revan would bring him all the battles and glory he sought. After taking up the mantle of Mandalore the Preserver, Ordo led the reunited clans with strict discipline, reflecting his views of the Mandalorian ideals.
In choosing Dxun as his base of operations, Ordo forced the Mandalorians to deal with the violent jungle on a daily basis in addition to the typical brutal training. His troops respected him implicitly, often displaying a willingness to die rather than face public shame at their failure, and obeyed his orders without question. He maintained his strong focus on honor as a leader, and would not aid Surik until she proved her worth among the Mandalorians.
As a leader, Ordo always kept a calm and collected demeanor, even when leading troops into battle. When events did not unfold according to plan, his experience enabled him to adapt to new circumstances. One of Ordo's most prominent traits was his loyalty, both to the Mandalorian way as well as to those he followed. Years after Revan's departure, Ordo's loyalty remained undiminished, and even when he did not agree with Surik's decisions, he never did more than briefly express his opinion before following her lead.
As a fully trained Mandalorian soldier, Ordo could resist Jedi mind tricks , as his experience on the field of battle allowed him to shrug off most mind-affecting effects; fear-inspiring Force powers and weapons which would normally incapacitate most combatants had minimal effect on Ordo.
He possessed great physical and mental stamina as well as strategic and tactical skills, which he demonstrated on numerous occasions both in war and as a mercenary. During the Jedi Civil War, his cybernetic implants were limited but allowed him to regenerate minor wounds and recover far more quickly than normal. His regenerative ability also allowed him to briefly enter a catatonic state in order to heal more severe injuries. As of BBY , [8] however, his implants included selective ability boosters that Ordo could activate as needed without fear of damage, giving him temporary increases in areas such as strength and stamina.
Also, during that time, he donned Mandalorian battle armor which he kept in exceptional condition. The years of combat began to take their toll on Ordo in his later years, and he revealed to Surik that his weakening body had become increasingly dependent on his armor and implants to function.
Despite his aging, Ordo never shied away from combat, and continued to lead his troops from the frontline. He is voiced by John Cygan in both games and was created by BioWare. His name can be loosely translated in Mando'a to 'kando,' meaning 'important, weighty' and 'ruus' or 'rock'. However, in one particular cut element, Surik can ask T3-M4 if he knew Mandalore, in which T3 and Surik react as if T3 is showing a hologram , but the droid actually displays nothing.
Due to game mechanics, Ordo's canonical presence during any point in both games where he is not a required companion is uncertain. With the aid of Surik, Ordo can convince the two groups to join his forces on Dxun.
However, not all the Mandalorians immediately submit to Ordo's authority, and Esok , the leader of a group of Mandalorian mercenaries stationed on Dantooine, will attempt to usurp the title of Mandalore and engage the player in combat.
Since the player has free choice in choosing the order in which they visit each planet, Ordo's presence during these encounters is uncertain and therefore of ambiguous canon status. In the non-canonical dark side path of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic , Ordo is the only non-droid party member who joins the reborn Darth Revan without question, save for Bastila Shan, who has already fallen to the dark side.
Should Revan fail to persuade Jagi during the duel in the Dune, Ordo will be forced to kill Jagi and his henchman personally. In addition, a dark-sided Surik in The Sith Lords impresses Ordo, causing him to trust her more and to eventually discuss his journeys with Revan more freely. Wookieepedia Explore.
Star Wars. Clone Wars Droids Ewoks. Administrators' noticeboard IRC Discord. Tutorials Editing sandbox Things to do Status article nominations Featured article nominations Good article nominations Comprehensive article nominations. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Canderous Ordo. Edit source History Talk Do you like this video? The character Tarre Vizsla is an example of a Force-sensitive Mandalorian. According to legend , he was the first Mandalorian to ever be inducted into the Jedi Order, and is believed to have created the Darksaber.
Tarre Vizsla has never been depicted in any Star Wars shows or movies in the present time, only in a flashback. Because Mandalorians are not part of the Republic , there are fewer chances for any Force-sensitivity to be recognized, or for those who are Force-sensitive to be trained by Jedi. The Mandalorian concept art by Brian Matyas.
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It is an undeniable hook into K Hmm okay. I'm actually glad you can't turn Mandalore. I had read somewhere you could. I'm in agreement with the rest of you when you say it'd ruin his character.
The Ravenger still confuses me - the dialogue when Mandalore is talking to his henchman. What does he want to do the old fashioned way? And why would the republic be upset at them blowing up the ship? If he'd played more like the cyborg he was I'd have been happy with him, nice armor, but otherwise mediocre character. It's probably safe to assume that this was a reference to material that was cut from the game.
Originally several of your crewmembers were supposed to seek out and confront Kreia on their own I suppose the Exile was momentarily injured when the Ebon Hawk crashed - we may know when the Restoration Project is finished , but they would all be captured. On entering the Trayus Academy, the Exile would then have to choose whether to spend time saving his friends and so face harder opposition in the endgame or whether to sacrifice them, so he could seek out Kreia immediately.
That is perhaps the weakest cutscreen dialogue in the game. Obsidian has a reputation to uphold and they will want to fill in all the dangling threads Its all very well to say that and to put it in a comic, but if it isn't in the game, why should it be considered Canon?
Simply because its approved by LAs or whoever? I'm sorry, I don't buy it. If they don't put it in the game, an expansion or K3, then really, it should be disregarded. It isn't like an Anime where you have to read the Manga in order to understand the series and need the series to understand the film Ravager - Old fashioned way means just with flat out brute force, as opposed to more modern "sneak and minimize" tactics.
The Republic and the Mandalorians aren't on even terms with each other, that could be one reason why they may be upset. Also, the Exile's on board, and the Republic doesn't want to see her dead because of one specific Admiral guess, you'll probably get it right.
Also the Mandalorians aren't acting under Republic orders, either The only cut content that should be introduced as canon should be that which can fill in some of the plot holes, but that alone.
Droid planet can be left out, but the HK Factory shouldn't. That was until members of House Vizsla snuck in and liberated it. They used the saber to unify the people and strike down those who would oppose them. One time, they ruled all of Mandalore wielding this blade. Cancel Save.
Universal Conquest Wiki. Prior to BBY [ source? Pre Vizsla [6] 19 BBY [ source?
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