KotOR 2 planet order: Best way to visit the Star Wars planets
Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords is a game still beloved by many even as the game closes in on its 20th anniversary. One of the many reasons so many people have such fondness for the RPG is because of the ability to visit planets in different orders.
Developed by Obsidian Entertainment – also known for Fallout: New Vegas and The Outer Worlds – KotOR 2 picks up five years after its predecessor with a Jedi Knight known as The Exile serving as the lead protagonist. After waking up in an asteroid mining facility, they must seek out any remaining Jedi across the stars to take down the Sith once and for all.
After a tutorial, the galaxy opens up and the player can choose numerous orders to visit the remaining planets before heading into the pre-determined finale. Some routes are easier, some routes pose more danger and some pose a better narrative experience.
With that, here's our pick for the best way to visit the Star Wars planets in KotOR 2, whether you are playing the game for the first time or wanting to try something new.
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Like the original KotOR, the first two planets – Peragus II and Telos IV – are fixed and essentially serve as the game's opening tutorial sections. The same applies to Malachor V, which acts as the endgame for the adventure.
Essentially, there is no right or wrong way to explore the five other planets that appear between the tutorial and the endgame.
That said, based on our own experience and research taken from the wider web, we believe the best path to follow is as below:
The longest planet in KotOR 2 offers plenty of spoils, such as your first lightsaber and two companions in Mira (light) and Hanharr (dark). Goto is also unlocked once the main mission on Nar Shaddaa has been completed. All of the
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