General Vaklu, backed by the Sith, is initiating a coup against Queen Talia, who has allied Onderon with the Republic. Later on, the player will be faced with a civil war on the planet Onderon, a Republic world. The testbed would prove a failure, and countless worlds destroyed by the Sith would likely never see life again. It's likely the restoration will fail if the player opts for the Dark Side choice with Czerka, since they have little interest in actually restoring the world and are mostly there for plunder.
Competing with the peaceful, naturalist Ithorians is Czerka Corporation, a ruthless organization intent on exploiting the restoration efforts. Telos, like Taris in Knights of The Old Republic, was devastated by the Sith in an earlier war, so the Republic is using Telos as a testbed for a method of restoring ruined planets with the help of Ithorians. Among the first of these is the fate of the planet Telos. On several planets, the player must take sides in a broader conflict. Few games give the player the opportunity to wipe out nearly their entire entourage with one button press. In a similar vein, diabolical players may choose to kill all of their imprisoned party members on Malachor 5 rather than free them from their imprisonment. Visas can also be sacrificed as a means to weaken Nihilus, a method that would be approved by the master manipulator Kreia. During the confrontation with Sith Lord Darth Nihilus, players may choose the Dark Side option to side with the Sith, killing Visas as a means of proving their loyalty. Late in the game, the player also has an opportunity for some more permanent adjustments to their party. The power of the Jedi exile's influence is made apparent when characters like the handmaiden Brianna swap out their white robes for black ones. This can be taken a step further if the player is Dark Side aligned, as party members will become corrupted in appearance and take on the pale, mottled appearance of the Sith. By earning enough influence with certain party members, the player can train them to become Force users.
While a key element in most party-based RPGs is interacting with companions, Knights of the Old Republic 2's party members can be drastically impacted by the player's choices.
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