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Correct. I was talking about the new canon. And good point about Ruusan.

 

Canon:
- Moraband
- Onderon
- Yavin
- Malachor was mentioned in TCW

Non-canon:
- Ziost
- Dxun
- Dromund Kaas

Malachor's mention in TCW is interesting. It suggests that Malachor is avoided by people. It makes you wonder what occured there.

I guess Onderon is a step towards Dxun. I thought Dxun becoming a Mando base was awesome.

No sign of Dromund Kaas, but if it ever shows up, let's hope that's it the creepy place from Mysteries of the Sith and not the Imperial Coruscant knockoff from TOR. Maybe if the Prophets of the Dark Side show up, Dromund Kaas will then be mentioned.

 

I wonder if the bas relief in Sheev's office depicts this very battle. It would be fitting for an image of the final battle before the "extinction" of the Sith to be in the background of those scenes.

 

In TOTJ: Redemption, Ulic remembers Massassi snipers on the temple rooftops. That would have been cool to see in The Sith War.

 

Does Yun-Yuuzhan actually exist?

 

If I remember correctly, They planned to have the Yuuzhan Vong in TCW, so its conceivable that their history could become canon.

 

I could have sworn Dxun was in some canon material, I could be seriously wrong though. Moraband haha still find it a funny rip off of Korriban. Korriban sounds much more devious and Malicious to me.

 

Are you familiar with Lord Insipid's theories, linking Yuuzhan'tar/Yun-Yuuzhan to the ancient Sith pantheon?

I tend to err on the side of thinking that every deity and myth in the GFFA doesn't just have a nugget of truth to it but for the most part is entirely historical. Given the existence of godlike superintelligences, I think that'd be a more reductionist accounting for Star Wars' various religions than the typically simpler solution (of agency detection systems in primitive sapients gone overboard etc.) So I think Yun-Yuuzhan actually existed, in so much as an intelligence - perhaps a Sith deity, for the sake of restoring elements of the original plan for the YV being Sith - bound to the planet Yuuzhan'tar (in like manner to Danar's spirit being bound to Nilrebmah) existed.

 

I wonder if Tuk'ata will be canonized. They sure gave Kun trouble in DLOTS.

 

Remember when Naga Sadow's holocron was the one and only Sith holocron?

 

I was referring to when Odan-Urr says, "the only Sith holocron, as far as anybody knows."

 

Did Revan learn the Thought Bomb ritual from Vitiate? Vitiate's ritual seems awfully similar to the Thought Bomb,and we know that Bane learned about it from Revan.

 

I don't remember reading that he did. Yeah I agree because Vitiate had all of the most powerful Dark Lords gather together and do the ritual. Bane had Kaan and the Brotherhood of darkness gather in the cave and do the ritual.

However Vitiate's ritual proved much more fatal and powerful because his resulted in the destruction of the planet, wiping out the force and all living things. The Thought Bomb didn't have near that effect, even though it did wipe out much of the force within a certain radius.

 

The room where Luke and Han receive their medals is always described as a throne room. I wonder, is this where the reigning Dark Lord of the Sith once sat? It would be ironic if Leia awarded medals from what was once the throne of the Dark Lord of the Sith.

 

If that did happen darklordoftech, I think they would have mentioned it in a novel somewhere. That would be an intriguing story though. Like say if Luke returned there, after so many years being all powerful in the force; when he returns he can feel the presence of a Dark Lord of the Sith, similar to how he and Leia can feel the presence (probably a better word to use to describe presence) of Sidious over Endor after so many years.

 

I was talking about the canon universe.

That is an intriguing thought...

 

So, there was a leaked synopsis of TFA and it seems to be that, would it be true, Kylo Ren is a Sith obsessed with Vader. I had heard that was a possible story line/plot point, but I think, it cheapens the entire thing to do that.