|followed by=[[Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords]]
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The story takes place roughly 4,000 years prior to the events of the film ''A New Hope'', during the Jedi Civil War. With Darth Revan having recently been killed, the second-in-command, Darth Malak, is now is charge. It's up to you to cross the galaxy in the hope of finding the key to the Sith fleets seemingly endless supply of weapons and ships.
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;Four thousand years before
;the rise of the Galactic
;Empire, the Republic verges
;on collapse. DARTH MALAK,
;last surviving apprentice of
;the Dark Lord Revan, has
;unleashed an invincible
;Sith armada upon an
;unsuspecting galaxy.<br><br>
;Crushing all resistance,
;Malak's war of conquest
;has left the Jedi Order
;scattered and vulnerable
;as countless Knights fall in
;battle, and many more
;swear allegiance to the new
;Sith Master.<br><br>
;In the skies above the Outer
;Rim world of Taris, a Jedi
;battle fleet engages the
;forces of Darth Malak in a
;desperate effort to halt the
;Sith's galactic domination....
}}
Gain followers from the planets you visit, from a trigger-happy droid to a teenage Twilek girl to an elderly young-at-heart Jedi Knight. The choices you make influence the lives of those around you, and when faced with the ultimate decision, will you bring hope to the Jedi and the Republic or will you condemn the galaxy to centuries of rule under your hand?
Gain followers from the planets you visit, from a Twi'lek teenager to a trigger-happy droid to an elderly but irreverent Jedi. The choices you make influence the lives of those around you, and when faced with the ultimate decision, will you bring hope to the Jedi and the Republic or will you condemn the galaxy to centuries of rule under your hand?
Players take the role of a custom character whose choices not only affect their own destiny, but that of the galaxy as well. KotOR utilizes the d20 system like that used in Dungeons & Dragons tabletop roleplaying games. Combat occurs in rounds, with the player using an attack or power, followed by the enemies turn. Also, two NPC party members will be able to join you in battle throughout the game, and their skills (or lack there of) can greatly impact the way the game is played.
Players take the role of a custom character whose choices not only affect their own destiny, but that of the galaxy as well. KotOR utilizes the d20 system like that used in Dungeons & Dragons tabletop role-playing games. Combat occurs in rounds, with the player using an attack or power, followed by enemy turns. Also, two NPC party members can join you in battle throughout the game, and their skills (or lack thereof) can greatly impact the way the game is played.
Gain followers from the planets you visit, from a Twi'lek teenager to a trigger-happy droid to an elderly but irreverent Jedi. The choices you make influence the lives of those around you, and when faced with the ultimate decision, will you bring hope to the Jedi and the Republic or will you condemn the galaxy to centuries of rule under your hand?
Players take the role of a custom character whose choices not only affect their own destiny, but that of the galaxy as well. KotOR utilizes the d20 system like that used in Dungeons & Dragons tabletop role-playing games. Combat occurs in rounds, with the player using an attack or power, followed by enemy turns. Also, two NPC party members can join you in battle throughout the game, and their skills (or lack thereof) can greatly impact the way the game is played.
