Drew Karpyshyn

Revan, a former Jedi whose memories have been erased, believes that he somehow stumbled on a secret that threatens the existence of the Republic and must try to stop it, even though he no longer knows what it is.

STAR WARS - REVAN

Dimitris Papastergiou

Was it good?

It was amazing.

Does it worth the 5 stars? Maybe, but if you've read KotOR comic series and played KotOR I & II, then definitely, because you're real close and personal to Revan and you're familiar with characters you've read about since they were young in Knights of the Old Republic comic series, and you basically know everything and everyone. And that's the beauty of it. I only wish it was longer.

The book begins some time after the first KotOR game, and halfway through you'll get nice surprises if you've played KotOR II: The Sith Lords, which basically tells you that it'd be better if you've finished the second one too. Much better actually, because lots of things are going to get spoiled for you if you try and play the game after reading Revan.

Great story, with an even greater build up, I mean, especially towards the end, the last 6-7 chapters weren't chapters to put down and take a break. You HAVE to see what happens next and even though it ended, I want to see what happens next after the end. I hope I get an answer for some characters in here in the next media tie-ins to come.

Recommended!*

*especially for everyone who wants answers about Revan and what happened with Malak and they turned to the Dark Side.

Sans

Yes this did take me well over a month to get through but as I kept saying, once I was reading it, I didn't want to put it down. When I was at Barnes & Noble buying Master and Apprentice the cashier and I were chatting about who the Chosen One might actually be and he mentioned a theory that it's Revan. I am here for that now.

STAR WARS - REVAN

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