The strongest hero.

But the further plot needs to be based on something, or should we have two parallel storylines? And in Dark Messiah, the story remained unfinished, and this conclusion must eventually happen, and with a definitive interpretation.

The player chooses between the Sith and the Jedi, and naturally, when playing as the Sith, you have to kill key characters in the finale, who then, as if nothing happened, decide the fate of the galaxy (Revan, Darth Vader). That is, the player is given a choice, but only one ending is recognized as canonical, according to which the further plot is built.

[I'll say right away that this is not the Faidaen with 70 defense, but he is also very strong. This is Faidaen before the final battle with the Overlord from the Gold Edition, which I currently have. I had Faidaen with 70 defense during my first playthrough of the game, version 1.0, which has long been deleted. Since I was playing it for the first time, I explored all the nooks and crannies, all the upgrade locations, and always took the maximum level. And during the second playthrough, speed became a priority, so I didn't explore everything, I didn't take everything. I note that in none of the playthroughs did I take education. And the hero's level should be around 40, but with each start of the missions, it was lowered/QUOTE]
Still, I don't believe it about 70. I explored everything myself, but I didn't have that. There definitely aren't that many upgrade locations in the game for Faidaen so that all the stats in total would give as much as 140. No, I don't believe it. I need to check.
This can accumulate if you exploit each mission and bring the hero to level 40. At the beginning of the next mission, the hero's level is reduced to the possible one, but the parameters remain. I did this with Markal, and he was even stronger than the Overlord.