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    Version 1.0.0

    11 downloads

    High quality floor textures. The goal was to retain the original look while improving the clarity of the various floor textures. The Peragus grate texture, was really low resolution and terrible quality so it has been remade. The grate flooring into Atris' room was also low quality and repared using another grate texture. Many others required manual cleaning. Almost all textures are doubled in resolution and with a tiling trick brought to 4x original.
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    Version 1.0.0

    8 downloads

    [K1] Mandalore the Unknown Author: RavenFal Release Date: 11/28/2025 "Yes, that's him. I toyed with calling him dar'Mand'alor, loosely translating Mandalore the Unknown." ―Abel G. Peña This mod changes the Mandalorian Captain found by the Temple on the Unknown World to be “Mandalore the Unknown”, the self-proclaimed Mandalore referenced several times in KOTOR by HK-47 and the Mandalorians on Kashyyyk, but never seen in-game. Per the campaign guide, Canderous defeated him between games and took his armor and helmet as a way to honor him, combining the helmet with Mandalore the Ultimate's mask (which is why Manalore's helmet in KOTOR 2 looks so different compared to the mask from the comics). This mod moves that confrontation earlier in the timeline, allowing players to experience Canderous acquiring his armor from KOTOR 2 and letting him (or anyone in your party who can equip heavy armor) to rock up to the Star Forge wearing one of the coolest armor sets from either game. “Mandalore the Unknown” is wearing an upgradeable armor set with the appearance of Mandalore's Armor from KOTOR 2. Upon his defeat, he'll drop this armor instead of the “Mandalorian Assault Armor” the Mandalorian Captain drops in the base game. The appearance is set up as a disguise, and so it will work for both male and female characters. He also drops a datapad that explains why he was sending teams of Mandalorians to hunt in the Shadowlands, what he's doing on the Unknown World, and changes up events a little more to make to him the one who made the modifications to Mandalore's mask. I have also included optional files to change Mandalore the Ultimate from SilverEdge9's Brotherhood of Shadow: Solomon's Revenge mod to also have the appearance of Mandalore from KOTOR 2. The mask looted from the “Non-Canon” chest remains unaltered and has its original appearance. This mod is not compatible with any mod that alters g_mandalor004.utc (the Mandalorian Captain on the Unknown World). To Install the main mod: 1. Run the “Install.exe” program from the mod folder. To Install Optional files to change the appearance of Mandalore the Ultimate in BOSSR: 1. Copy all files from the “Optional – BOSSR Mandalore Replacement” folder into your Override folder. To Uninstall the main mod: 1. Delete the following files from your Override folder: bos_mandhelm.uti g_a_mandotsl.uti g_mandalor004.utc mandotsl_datapad.uti p_mandalorebb.mdl p_mandalorebb.mdx P_MandB.tga 2. Replace the “appearance.2da” file from your Override folder with the “appearance.2da” file saved in the “backup” folder found in the main mod folder. To Uninstall the Optional files for BOSSR: 1. Delete the following files from your Override folder: brg_mandalore.utc msp_mandalore.utc myp_mandalore.utc mzp_mandalore.utc Credits: SilverEdge9 for the original Brotherhood of Shadow: Solomon's Revenge files.
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    Oh and one thing I'd personally love to see fixed at the engine level would be to introduce alternate start in the Pazaak mini game! That has always bothered me immensely and it's actually fixed in K2. In the original game the AI has an unfair advantage as the Player starts each new round, making it statistically more difficult to avoid the so called "bust". I have produced a small mod that aims to make the mini game better overall but the best improvement would Indeed be this, if you could pull it off.
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    That definitely helps! It makes perfect sense, especially gameplay wise. Thank you so much!!
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    Version 1.1.1

    299 downloads

    Convince, push the blame, or gaslight your favorite Jedi Master to spare him… Or be the one swayed in return! Description: This mod allows players who take General Vaklu’s route on Onderon to complete the questline without having to kill Master Kavar. This can be achieved (or failed) through various dialogue paths, exploring different topics such as proving General Vaklu to be the best choice for Onderon, convincing Kavar that he is fighting a battle he cannot win, guilt-tripping him, and more. The main focus of the mod is to add more interactions with Kavar, who was a mentor and a friend to the Exile — a connection that was scarcely explored in the vanilla game. It also adds complexity to Onderonian politics, allowing the player to shape Onderon's future without the necessity of killing a Jedi. Additionally, this mod allows players who initially sided with Vaklu to betray him and switch sides at the last possible moment. In newest update, you also have the option to imprison Talia instead of outright executing her. Key Features: Spare Master Kavar and meet him later on Dantooine, without following the “light” path on Onderon. Change sides after sparring with Master Kavar, keeping Queen Talia on the throne. End Kavar’s life prematurely, skipping his third-phase fight. Multiple ways to persuade Kavar, allowing you to roleplay your character in various ways. Regardless of how you dealt with Kavar, you can now convince Vaklu to spare Talia. Notes: The mod is unvoiced. After careful consideration, I decided against using voice cloning or synthesizing due to the controversial attitudes toward such practices. If you decide to join Talia after sparring with Kavar, there will be no reward from the Queen after completing the storyline — you did ransack her city, after all! Some dialogue paths will require you to have neutral or light alignment to succeed. Force Persuasion requires you to have the "Dominate Mind" ability; otherwise, it will fail. Bugs: There is a known issue, possibly unrelated to this mod, where during the final fight against Vaklu, the General refuses to defend himself. Many players have reported this problem, which can interfere with the mod’s thematic elements. Unfortunately, I am unsure of the cause or how to fix it, so any help would be appreciated. The Lost Jedi quest will not be updated, and the Master of the Palace quest will still state Kavar died alongside Talia, even if your spared them on Vaklu's path. Will be fixed in the future. Credits: Fred Tetra, for KOTOR Tool TK102, for DLGEditor Torlack, stoffe & TK102, for NWNSSCOMP JdNoa & Dashus, for DeNCS Cortisol, for Holocron Toolset Mods on Screenshots: Canonical Jedi Exile, by michaelfung2000 The Exile's Robe, by Ellimar
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    To put it simply, this mod is a mess. It's clear that a lot of time went into it, but at a point, we have to stop asking 'is it impressive that someone spent time on this' and start asking 'is this any good?'. The writing is poor, spelling errors are still present in key moments, it falls into the kind of AO3 cliche of an unseen, never mentioned character becoming suddenly important, and through its insistence on introducing new characters, lore, and plot points at every turn, it fails to stick the landing, plot-wise. Let's put it this way, before the final fight, there is a conversation where you are only just finding out about the Brotherhood of Shadow's motives, powers, and background, as the titular plot had fell to the wayside, necessitating a lore dump. The battles are some of the worst in KOTOR, too. At multiple moments you are stripped of your gear and are forced to fight bosses tougher than Malak. A particular lowlight is the final boss, a multi-stage fight where the boss summons additional enemies that get tougher each time, culminating in a fight between you and the final boss accompanied by your full party. And the boss can stun you as Bastila, Juhani, and all your friends annihilate your health bar. The voice acting is poorly performed, poorly mixed, and the characters feel out of place in KOTOR, overusing fake swears ('I don't give a fried gizka') and real-world colloquialisms. It's a shame, as this mod clearly has a reputation for the effort went in, and for the admittedly fun parts. It's worth a try using the save that comes with it, however I would never recommend you include this in a normal playthrough due to how much it destroys the pacing of KOTOR. The effort put in could have been better spent focusing on one element of the story (be that Revan, Shadow, Solomon, or the Brotherhood of Shadow) and creating a tight two hour side-campaign, rather than a 6 hour slog that tries to fit every element in at once. If you're planning on a modded full KOTOR playthrough, focus on gameplay fixes and restored content rather than this.