It's unclear what has happened to the tribe in the three hundred years since then as the Temple of the Ancients is no longer under their protection.įQN: cdx.locations.flashpoint.rakata_prime.temple_of_the_ancientsTemple of the Ancients It was this tribe that allowed the Jedi Revan to enter the temple and learn how to destroy the corrupted Rakata superweapon known as the Star Forge. The Elders held that the temple's secrets must be too important to fall into less civilized hands than theirs. What is known of the temple is its relatively recent history.Ī tribe of Rakata known as the Elders had charged themselves with guarding the temple from other tribes, even though their species no longer had the affinity with the Force required to enter their ancestors' hallowed repository. Much of the history of Rakata Prime-and that of its one-time conquerors who placed the galaxy into servitude-has remained undiscovered. A few records of Athiss survive in the libraries of the Citadel, but contemporary Sith scholars are forbidden from studying them, on the personal order of the Emperor.No one knows for certain how long the Temple of the Ancients has stood, which is hardly a surprise. They resemble the architecture of the ancient Sith Empire, but their purpose is mysterious.
The many ruins on Athiss have never been properly studied. Shaken by the experience, he went into a self-imposed exile it was almost a century before he came to terms with what he had seen and felt on Athiss, and was able to return to the order. The duel, and the oppressive feeling of evil on Athiss’s surface, drove Chamma close to the dark side of the Force. The Jedi Master Chamma visited Athiss early in his career and clashed with a dark side entity there. It appears to be nothing more than a small world off the Descri Wris hyperlane, with little of interest besides a scattering of unexplored ruins. SWTOR Codex wrote:For most galactic travelers, the planet Athiss barely warrants a second glance on the scanner.
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