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This thread is teaching me that Star Wars is so much weirder than I thought it was.
Using The Force Made Easy
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I wonder if the jedi are going to discuse this bit. A man who is using the darkside goes nope when it comes to spreading how to use mind trick. and as Deila points out he's all about spreading force knoweldge. It is a lightside technique, but he's not wrong about all the ways it could be abused. I suspect that it won't be banned per say (despite all the above it just too useful in certain situations) but be something akin to "You better have a damned good reason."
Lost Tribe of Sith
We are not your Sith. We are something new, a chance to do something right. A new tribe.Seelah Korsin The Lost Tribe of Sith was a Sith Order which formed on the remote planet Kesh located in Wild Space. It was founded in 5000 BBY after the warship Omen, carrying members of Sith Lord Naga...starwars.fandom.com
Banite Sith arn't even true Sith who can trace their lineage back to the Sith Empire.
The Brotherhood of Darkness (which Bane came from) was formed and led by a Dark Jedi, as were the "Sith" of the New Sith Wars who at best can only trace their lineage back to "Darth" Ruin who was just an insane Dark Jedi who culturally appropriated the name of the Sith.
Not even mentioning the last surviving members of the actual sith species in the sorcerers of Khand and potentially out in the unknown regions
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Sorcerors of Tund. In the Outer Rim, not Unknown Regions
Sorcerers of Tund/Legends
The Sorcerers of Tund were a largely reclusive, secretive ancient order of dark siders from Tund, a remote, shadowy planet in the Centrality of the Outer Rim Territories and were notable for their concealing outfits. The Sorcerers were highly skilled in deception, illusions, and shapeshifting...
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Almost 47 years of films, tv series, books, comics, games, and metric tons of merchandising would do that.
The old EU was full of really original ( read stupid ) ideas for our plucky heroes to fight. The Disney version is young yet, but it looks like it will end the same way, with the only probable exception that the old heroes are useless, because they are old...
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Banite Sith 3: "It's like he actually follows the tenet of "The Force Shall Set You Free!". Sigh. Damn fundamentalist..."
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Mostly DHMO.
The critical thing to note about that line is that it says 'you'... Not 'us' or 'everyone'. Honestly it is the source of most of their issues since the moment someone is in charge a large chunk of the followers have a doctrinal obligation to overthrow them. If they had 'everyone' in their creed they'd end up being particularly grumpy anarchists.
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Sidious kills Plagueis the night before he becomes supreme chancellor.
They practice his acceptance speech then Plagueis falls asleep drunk on wine and Sidious tortures him to death with sith lightning
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a master sith getting drunk and falling asleep? a master sith illusionist? sure it wasn't just some illusion thrown up so the master could just leave and do his own thing without his apprentice hounding him to become the master by killing him?
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I mean we could theorize all manner of things that can't be disproven but no matter how disappointing this is the canon we have.
he keeps his masters remains on display at the entrance to his office inside a sith spirit urn
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Has anyone gone to the trouble of rewriting episode two and three with that plot yet? (No I damn well will not I have too many fics on my plate as is!) for such a relatively popular theory I kind of expected a dozen or so fics covering the idea.
There's been 4 completely different 'Canon' timelines during my lifetime. 5 if I include the comics from the weird time between the first two movies.
Hell, if I remember right Marvel Earth was a world somewhere in Star Wars, from a single crossover comic. (I might be wrong, it's been a VERY long time since I checked the weird times)
We still don't know if that was the actual plan, since Jar Jar flopped harder than ....well nothing. He's the new standard of flopping.
I've seen the theory, I agree it's got some good points. But we don't know if that's really what the plan was.
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well, I did watch a theory video, that instead of just saying, showed, they specifically went back to movie 1 and with every scene with jar jar nearby zoomed in on stuff happening in the background and reactions of other background characters reacting to stuff jar jar was doing, showing certain scenes like the infiltration of naboo where jar jar had to have been using the force can't remember the exact video though since it was a awhile ago.
You got a licence for those mind tricks?
No that's the one. Like I said, it's got some good points but it's JUST a theory that's been unconfirmed. All we can say is that Lucas had a plan for Jar Jar, and that he FLOPPED for audiences, so Mr Jar was put into a jar and thrown away.
Sorcerors of Tund. In the Outer Rim, not Unknown Regions
Sorcerers of Tund/Legends
The Sorcerers of Tund were a largely reclusive, secretive ancient order of dark siders from Tund, a remote, shadowy planet in the Centrality of the Outer Rim Territories and were notable for their concealing outfits. The Sorcerers were highly skilled in deception, illusions, and shapeshifting...
Thanks, yeah it's Tund not Khand, getting my crazy cultist sorcerers mixed up.
Neruz
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Plaguey was one of the least Sith-like Sith to ever live, this was due to his Master, Darth Tenebrous, not actually intending to teach Plaguey how to be a Sith.
You see, Tenebrous had a cunning plan to achieve immortality by stealing the body of his apprentice, or something, so he intentionally taught Plagueis wrong as part of that cunning plan. But he screwed that up and ended up getting dead, leaving Plaguey to his own devices.
Plaguey was thus not instilled with quite the same level of 'Sithness' as a usual Baneite Sith, this is important because it meant that Plagueis genuinely trusted Sidious.
Plagueis basically intended to 'break' the Rule of Two by having himself and Sidious become immortal, and together they would rule the galaxy forever. Plagueis thus believed that Sidious had no reason to ever kill him and would not do so, apparently comprehensively failing to truly understand just what a toxic monster Sidious really was.
So that's why Sidious was able to kill him so easily; Plaguey really did leave himself defenseless in a drunken stupor in Sidious's presence, because he actually was naive enough to believe that Sidious was his friend.
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He would have taught Sidious how to master his immortality technique for one; he was actually planning to do so in the near future right before Sidious murdered him IIRC.
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I don't know, I think a lot of people have just proven to me the joy of the Star Wars fandom was that "Everything is on Fire and Nothing makes Sense" and then Disney tried to fix that, then they gave up and added more gasoline.
The only other sith who was unsith like, was Vectivus. Was a miner, and a money man. Found out that one of his mines was a darkside nexus and was a danger to his miners, closed the mine, went searching for answers, became a sith, didnt really do too much. Fooled around with the darkside a bit. Expanded sith knowledge a little. Most of his holocron was actually buisness and money making practices.
Had a family who he loved and loved him. Didn't treat them like shit, extensions of himself, or tools. Raised his apprentice like one of his own kids, died of old age surrounded by his family.
Very very not Sithy.
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One of the main reasons that the current Sith are not very Sith at all is in large part thanks to Darth Gravid
He fell to the Light and wiped out all the lore they had accumulated, without him the Sith would likely have already won
He fell to the Light and wiped out all the lore they had accumulated, without him the Sith would likely have already won
Or he might have been why the Sith managed to get so close. After all, the greatest threat to the Sith have always been themselves. So bad that was why the Rule of 2 was even invented in the first place!