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Old Republic: Actors & BTS Secrets

Explore actors & bts secrets in Star Wars Old Republic. Direct answers, lore explanations and Wookieepedia sources.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

What is a production or publishing fact about Old Republic?

Direct answer: BioWare develops Knights of the Old Republic

BioWare developed the 2003 role-playing game Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Which studio developed the original Knights of the Old Republic game?

Direct answer: BioWare

BioWare developed the original 2003 role-playing game.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Which studio developed KOTOR II: The Sith Lords?

Direct answer: Obsidian Entertainment

Obsidian developed the sequel to BioWare's original game.

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Who wrote the novel The Old Republic: Revan?

Direct answer: Drew Karpyshyn

KOTOR lead writer Karpyshyn also writes the Revan novel.

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Who originally published Knights of the Old Republic?

Direct answer: LucasArts

LucasArts publishes the original BioWare game.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

In which year did the first KOTOR game release?

Direct answer: 2003

The game first releases for Xbox in 2003.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Who authored The Old Republic: Deceived?

Direct answer: Paul S. Kemp

Kemp writes the novel about Malgus and the Sacking of Coruscant.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Which game engine powers the original KOTOR?

Direct answer: Odyssey Engine

KOTOR uses BioWare's Odyssey Engine.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Who composed the first KOTOR game's score?

Direct answer: Jeremy Soule

Jeremy Soule composes the original game's music.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Who was KOTOR II's lead writer?

Direct answer: Chris Avellone

Avellone leads writing on Obsidian's sequel.

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In which year did SWTOR launch in North America and Europe?

Direct answer: 2011

The MMO launches there on December 20, 2011.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Who composed KOTOR II's score?

Direct answer: Mark Griskey

Mark Griskey composes the sequel's score.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

True or false: Bastila Shan is known for battle meditation.

Direct answer: True

Bastila uses battle meditation in Knights of the Old Republic.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

True or false: Kreia teaches that hatred guarantees a stable alliance.

Direct answer: False

Kreia explicitly describes an alliance united by hatred as fragile.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Which studio developed Knights of the Old Republic?

Direct answer: BioWare

BioWare developed KOTOR.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

In what year was Knights of the Old Republic released on Xbox?

Direct answer: 2003

KOTOR launched on Xbox in 2003.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Who composed the KOTOR score?

Direct answer: Jeremy Soule

Jeremy Soule composed the KOTOR soundtrack.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Who voices HK-47 in Knights of the Old Republic?

Direct answer: Kristoffer Tabori

Kristoffer Tabori voices HK-47.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Who voices Bastila Shan?

Direct answer: Jennifer Hale

Jennifer Hale voices Bastila.

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Who voices Carth Onasi?

Direct answer: Raphael Sbarge

Raphael Sbarge voices Carth.

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Who voices Darth Malak?

Direct answer: Rafael Ferrer

Rafael Ferrer voices Darth Malak.

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Legends · Actors & BTS Secrets

Which studio developed Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO?

Direct answer: BioWare Austin

BioWare Austin developed SWTOR.

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