Sith lords... do they ever triumph?

[Karteli]

From the official website:

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(BioWare representative)

Exclusive Preview: ‘Revan’ Novel | 11.04.2011 , 04:09 PM

http://www.swtor.com/community/showthread.php?t=585595

On November 15th, fans of Star Wars™ will finally learn the answers surrounding the mystery of what became of the redeemed Jedi Revan after the events of the first Knights of the Old Republic™. Drew Karpyshyn’s Revan picks up immediately after the events of the game, and follows the former Sith Lord as he travels beyond the Outer Rim to confront a danger that he can’t quiet remember, yet cannot forget.

To prepare you for the release of Revan, we are excited to present you with an exclusive look at chapters three and eleven of the book!

[krono957]

Please see my signature. :-)

never noticed your deadpool link before, well played good sir

[Saverem]

The whole rule that you need to kill your master to become a Sith Lord throws a whole wrench in that.

If this is true, then doesn't that mean that Darth Vader technically died a Sith Lord? He did kill his master...

[Deleted]

But why does lords take apprentices when they know there's a high chance to get stabbed in the back?

[Loaf Lord]

But why does lords take apprentices when they know there's a high chance to get stabbed in the back?

Perhaps the arrogance of a sith lord makes him think his apprentince will never turn on him or that he'll never be strong enough to defeat him.

[Blznsmri]

Perhaps the arrogance of a sith lord makes him think his apprentince will never turn on him or that he'll never be strong enough to defeat him.

I like to think that they're just lonely...

[krono957]

Perhaps the arrogance of a sith lord makes him think his apprentince will never turn on him or that he'll never be strong enough to defeat him.

it was addressed in one of the books, sith masters tend to want the dark side to be as powerful as possible so if their are weak enough for their apprentice to defeat them they deserve to die, hence palpatine in jedi wanting Luke to: "Strike him down with all of his hatred so his journey to the dark side will be complete"

a sith master expects to be betrayed by their apprentice, its part of making sure the most powerful person is leading the dark side

[Loaf Lord]

I think I found a sith who never lost, Marka Ragnos, can't find anything saying that he was killed.

[Svifnymr]

Is it just me but didnt Revan turn back to the light side after kotor 1 ? lore-wise

Revan ended the game as Good Guy, then went back out to the Empire. He had already met the emperor out there, but of course his memory was wiped so he only has fragmentary memories of the Sith Empire that waited.

Entirely possible this "timeless Emperor" is actually a rotating position too. :-p Just kill the guy with the mask, put the mask on, kill anyone else that might know. The Dread Pirate Emperor.

[krono957]

Revan ended the game as Good Guy, then went back out to the Empire. He had already met the emperor out there, but of course his memory was wiped so he only has fragmentary memories of the Sith Empire that waited.

Entirely possible this "timeless Emperor" is actually a rotating position too. :-p Just kill the guy with the mask, put the mask on, kill anyone else that might know. The Dread Pirate Emperor.

i still want the empire to be a yoda thingy