Two new Novels coming out

When a ship full of Sith warriors arrived in Galactic Alliance space, the fight to destroy it accidentally uncovered a deadly menace: a long-hidden group of clones, secretly created as insidious weapons capable of wielding the Force and heedless of the differences between light side and dark side. Now the clones have escaped -- and evidence suggests they are flawed by genetic disease and violent madness.

Jedi Knight Jaden Korr pursues the clones, hoping to heal them but prepared to destroy them. What he doesn't know is that Sith agents are hot on his heels, determined not only to recover the clones for their Master but to capture Jaden for their own dark-side purposes. In a life-or-death battle, Jaden will confront a shocking reality that will rock him to his core and bring him face-to-face with the question of what makes a man... and a Jedi.

Read more in Star Wars: Riptide, a paperback original novel by Paul S. Kemp, the New York Times bestselling author Star Wars: Crosscurrent. Here is the first look at cover art by Dave Seely. This book is scheduled for release from Del Rey Books on July 26th.

In Star Wars: The Old Republic: Deceived, readers will learn more about Darth Malgus, the Sith Lord who brought down the Jedi Temple. Star Wars fans first experienced the devastating might of Darth Malgus in last year's epic cinematic trailer to Star Wars: The Old Republic which depicted the Sacking of Coruscant. Readers will learn more about the man behind the mask in this novel by author Paul S. Kemp.

Deceived tells the story of Darth Malgus and gives fascinating insight into his rise to fame and glory as the Sith Lord who destroyed the Jedi Temple. This stunning narrative finds the dark hero battling a veteran Jedi Master, setting the stage for the affairs and betrayals surrounding the last battle of the Great War before the signing of the Treaty of Coruscant.

Deceived is written by Paul S. Kemp with the BioWare and LucasArts teams' full cooperation and creative consultation to bring an accurate account of the explosive incident and the ruthless man behind it.

---and if for some reason you forgot the wonderful trailers that showed this wonderful man...here they are in chronological order (Young to Present):

Aardvark wrote:Jaden better get a power-up this time. He was fucking pathetic in Crosscurrent.

Aardvark wrote:There wasn't a tentacle man in Crosscurrent. Marr was Cerean, like Ki-Adi-Mundi. Kehdryn, Jaden, Relin, and the clones were all human. Kell was Anzati, SW vampire. Drev was Askajin, you can see an Askajian dancer in Jabba's Palace in Epi 6 the thing that looks like it has 8 tits. And Saes was Kaleesh like Grievous.

thing944 wrote:Then where the fuck did the Sith come from?

Aardvark wrote:Pocket Protector or GTFO!