After her defection, she relished in her dark powers, and gladly served her master in carrying out bloodshed and massacres across the galaxy. Fate interceded when her Force-sensitivity manifested itself. Jaesa was adept at wielding a double-bladed lightsaber and demonstrated her ability at using the Soresu form while she was fighting the future Emperor's Wrath.
However, Jaesa became concerned over Cendence's high kill list.
Dark side Jaesa will eventually lead to a marriage proposal and Jaesa requesting to populate the galaxy with powerful … The Warrior encouraged her to use her power on Karr to see the truth.
Defeated, Willsaam became convinced that Karr's teachings about the light side being stronger than the dark side were nothing but a lie.
If the player refuses her and sends her away, they will not be able to romance her in the second conversation.These companion conversations are unlocked by completing quests within the Sith Warrior storyline, so check your companion on your ship after every planet to see if more companion conversation quests have become available, indicated by a quest marker over your companion’s head.
Some romances are easy to follow and enter, while others require that you make specific choices in the story that keep the recipient alive or aligns with the character’s ideals.These companion conversations are unlocked by completing quests within the Sith Warrior storyline, so check your companion on your ship after every planet to see if more companion conversation quests have become available, indicated by a quest marker over your companion’s head. A very important thing to know is that if you start the Knights of the Fallen Empire expansion, the Knights of the Eternal Throne expansion, or the Jedi Under Siege / Ossus / Onslaught expansion, you will automatically lock yourself out of the original companion storylines and will not be able to complete them later, and it is not guaranteed that your romance will be toggled for future expansions.
I'm a light side jugg with dark side Jaesa. Its what you do to her master, if you show her him falling to the dark side then get her to kill him she becomes dark side IIRC. When her Master was chosen as the Emperor's Wrath, Jaesa became excited, knowing that this would place them closer to the Eventually, Jaesa became aware that many Sith were leaning towards the light side. She demonstrated devotion to her Master, vowing never to follow the Sith traditions involving killing the Master. As Jedi Master and Sith apprentice clashed, the Sith taunted the old Jedi into falling to the dark side in order to further taunt Willsaam.
Proud, young Jedi Padawan Jaesa Willsaam discovered the unprecedented ability to discern any being’s true nature and uncover a person’s most secret intentions.
The dark side is my freedom.
She demonstrated devotion to her Master, vowing never to follow the Sith traditions involving killing the Master.
The two Knights would prove to be no match for the Sith, and were easily defeated. The Warrior continued to taunt her into releasing her anger and battled the Padawan. Recognizing the tremendous opportunity for their child, her parents allowed her to be taken for training by the Jedi. Jaesa likes when you go dark side and murder people, where as Vette likes when you go light side, and bash the Empire a bit. But Nomen Karr could only protect and shield his Padawan from the world for so long. Willsaam complied and despite seeing dark traits within Karr, she refused to believe it. When the apprentice showed her her master's hypocrisy and bested her in single combat it took little convincing for her to defect and join with the Sith. Jaesa also had a special talent similar to Force sight that allowed her to see the alignment and personality traits of other people. As many Sith Warriors know, Jaesa Wilsaam is an interesting companion as she is the only companion (known so far) that can either be "light" or "dark" side aligned when you get her.