This isn't his first appearance in SWTOR though, as he appeared in a previous Flashpoint, but it is unknown exactly what part he will play in update 3.0 as Bioware is content with teasing players ...

In particular, the subject of Revan was approached quite a bit. That, of course, is because he's the main focus of the game's latest expansion, Shadow of Revan.

Revan has since returned to this expansion with one goal: order. To him, the path to order runs through the destruction of both the Republic and the Empire, with all Jedi and Sith dead at his feet.

This is a stale formula. When SWTOR began it was a tale of a galactic cold war between Sith and Republic, which eventually flamed up into all-out war. At the end of the class quests at level 50 ...

Shadow of Revan will increase The Old Republic level cap to 60 and add two new worlds, Rishi and Yavin 4, as well as two new role-neutral Flashpoints, four Hard Mode Flashpoints and two level 60 ...

Another fun mission SWTOR players can embark on is testing their skills against dangerous enemies in both Capital Punishment and Fearsome Foes, wherein The First and Dread Pirate Karvoy ...

The fall of Revan and Malak to the dark side was complete. The Emperor sent them back to the Republic to make preparations for a full-scale Sith invasion. Their mission was the recover the maps ...

On December 9, the Shadow of Revan expansion -- which accompanies SWTOR's 3.0 update -- brings Revan roaring back as the focal point of a new storyline that threatens both the Sith Empire and the ...

He told me that SWTOR has been very successful and that the BioWare crew has been "very ambitious in what [it's] been planning." He said, "We're not slowing down. We're speeding up." ...

Butting heads with famous Revan and his cronies is one thing, but will the new Star Wars: The Old Republic expansion allow our characters to continue their individual class stories? BioWare ...