We also needed an outfit that made sense for a light side version of Revan. To do this, we needed to showcase a masked version of Revan which is not only incredibly cool, but also completely unique to Revan. We wanted to respect the players’ individual choices on their own playthroughs while still making Revan clearly recognizable. One of the toughest things about designing Revan is that there's no 'correct' way Revan looks.

We have many passionate KotOR experts on the team, with some having played through the game multiple times in preparation for creating this character. Our approach was to rely heavily on the lore from the game. Unfortunately, though, so much of the original reference material from BioWare wasn’t available. JEDI KNIGHT REVAN VISUAL APPEARANCE - Derek Smith (Art Director) & Ryan Yokely (Art Development Director)ĭS: Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic released 15 years ago in 2003. Jedi Knight Revan Early Concept Turnaround How do we capture that feeling? How do we make something that lives up to that idea? And that was what helped us set up the design vision for Jedi Knight Revan. As KotOR enthusiasts know, in the classic game, players could make decisions over the course of KotOR that resulted in their version of Revan becoming a Jedi Knight. The most important thing about developing Jedi Knight Revan is to make a character that lives up to the idea of who the character was to fans of KotOR. Revan is one of the characters most often requested by players, so this was definitely an exciting but also serious challenge for the team. Today we’re going to take you behind the scenes as a few SWGOH developers share the process of how we created Jedi Knight Revan - a character you may have played embodied in Star Wars™: Knights of the Old Republic (KotOR)ĭESIGN INTENT - CG_TopHat (Live Producer)

Last Friday we revealed that Jedi Knight Revan will be joining the Holotable. Forums News Tips Forums News Tips The Making of Jedi Knight Revan

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