- This is station comm control. We have an incoming transmission from Darth Marr--your identity isn't on file, but the computer thinks you're authorized to decrypt....
13. Player - Put it through and erase any record from your comm log.
- They were the Emperor's favored servants, yet idolized fear above the Empire. Now we have found their fortress on Oricon, a remote moon.
27. Option - They will soon obey my power.Player - When the Emperor went silent, the Dread Masters should have bowed to me. Now they will have no choice.
- Interrogation of a Dread Guard revealed the truth, but we know little of the moon itself.
Link to Node 30
63. Option - They're a bunch of lunatics.Player - I've met a lot of crazy Sith--the Dread Masters are something else altogether. This moon is their base?
28. Option - Any chance they may surrender?Player - The Masters are still Sith. Seeing they've lost, they might rejoin the Empire--or at least submit to a superior force.
- Hargrev is a braggart and a sadist, but he has studied our foe. He believed that he and his acolytes could shield our task force from the Masters' power.
37. Option - Let me guess: He was wrong.Player - Why do I suspect Hargrev overestimated himself?
Link to Node 38
36. Option - What's Hargrev's background?Player - I've never heard of Hargrev. Where's he come from? What's he really capable of?
- These matters threaten our very survival. Besides--I expect you will seize the chance to uncover the Masters' secrets.
Link to Node 70
83. Option - I'm not your thug, Marr.Player - If you need my resources to protect the Empire, you'll have them. But don't treat me as a mindless assassin.
- If you have operatives capable of infiltrating enemy territory, send them. My interest is not in our egos, but our survival.
Link to Node 70
84. Option - I seem to kill a lot of Sith.Player - It's your money--but if I spent as much time hunting Jedi as I did your kind, you might be winning this war.