Fanclub **The True Sith Empire** Lords of the First Sith Order- We deal in absolutes.

The skeletal Slade sits meditating as sparks start to come from him, he focuses on a nearby target, and within a flash a bolt of weak Force lighting strikes the target dead on, he then starts repeating the sith code,and with each repeat it gets slightly stronger, But that was not enough, he needed more, he craved more, he attempts to forcibly manifest other force abilities, failing all but one other, he lifts his fist in anger and the target starts to hover, he opens his skeletal mouth in anger and a bolt of very weak force lightning strikes the target

 

*comically skids to a halt mid stride*

Oh. Was that it? I was expecting something with a little more.. 'oomph'.

*shrug* Oh well

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The skull of slade turns full towards the lord and returns to its previous activity, Firing bolts of force lightning with a little more power each time, at best he can only strike one medium strength Bolt before he can not use it again for a minute

 

I see the two you-know-whats were here earlier.

@Skorge What were you thinking?

 

The skeleton sits quiet, His mind sharping like a blade, as to be used against his foes, he cared not now of who he was, he looks at the lady hekate "My cantina...gone, my clan...gone...my body...gone...all I think...is death..." His Voice not coming from his body but from his mind, whatever he had seen before dying had shattered his mind, not into junk but breaking into a jagged weapon

(He is trying to communicate telepathically, however he is limted on range and eyesight)

 

The skeleton Bows slightly, never again would his forehead touch the ground for another, he looks at the lord" I Crave Death." He stands before turning to the target and disintegrating it with a hail of Powerful force lightning

 

Oh yes, I've been dead once or twice myself, before using Sith Alchemy to regenerate. It's never a pretty picture, I can guarantee it. At least from a female perspective.

Sits with Bernael and reads his scrolls

 

These are really interesting. Do you have anything on plant cultivation?

 

I'm sure you could.

 

Ooc: I wonder if Meditating before being put into suspended animation has the same effects of a Meditation or would that just end the meditation?

 

*Enters through the library doors, clutching a set of scrolls, fully engrossed in one in particular*

Does anyone know where I can find the scrolls regarding…

*Looks up and notices who the newest Peon had been “interacting” with, and immediately shuffles back through the doors*

Nevermind, I’ll try later…

 

You didn’t miss much.

 

High Lord Manticore spies his Sith Apprentice and catches him before he 'disappears'.

Darth Erebus @Quinlan Vos

A fun task for you my Apprentice. I'd like you to create a Sith Calendar. Give each moth a sith name and everyday as well, and the reason behind it. Include holidays, though that's optional, but encouraged. Images are also optional and equally encouraged.

To make things interesting, I would see Darth Impetuous @Narancia take this challenge as well.

Oh, and the new peon, @Skorge , should give it a go as well, see if he can impress any of the Sith Lords in attendance.

Take the time needed to complete the assignment, of course, but don't take too long.

That is all.

 

The skeletal Peon Bows"Your will, shall be done" the Peon finally regenerates, after making a mistake and summoning...she who shall not be named. He has learned force lighting in his time training, although he can only manifest it by touch it is still very powerful

OOC Double post: open ended question

Juyo or Vaapad

I dont know which one is better for using a saberstaff, i am buying this Saberstaff(I dont think i could DIY my own yet) and want recommendations for forms, If i do Juyo i am thinking Maul if i do vaapad i am thinking " RIP AND TEAR"

 

DP. The scourge of the boards for n00bs. Apprentice to DRL.

 

Is that ever true.

 

Here goes my interpretation of what a Sith calendar would look like wrapped up within a tale.

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IC: Elderly man and Gwenore Hyuga

An Elderly man sits on the steps of the Valley of the Golg, an underground tomb city in the crust of Korriban that smelled of musk and death. Being here reminded the elderly man of his own time within the tomb; he even chuckled as a painful memory popped up about him fighting a Vader Statue and opening a Holocron, thinking that he could easily surpass the Emperor with such a power, what he fool he was back then!

But foolishness wasn't all bad; it made for some great memories as well as some painful ones, things one appreciated at such an old age. The Elderly man continued to sit patiently as he crossed his arms and checked the time; his apprentice was late by a few hours. The Elderly man was starting to give up on his prospect until he heard footsteps, sprinting ones.

The Elderly man turned around and saw his apprentice bloodied and bruised, clothes tattered; she looked pretty bad, in all honesty. Still, with just one glance at her determination to survive, the Elderly man knew that she had the true heart of a Sith, so he stood up from the steps leading to his apprentice, spotting her master and pushing herself to run even faster.

A small smile crept onto the Elderly man's lips as he watched her dive through the entrance, then immediately falling down the steps where her master had previously been sitting, followed by crashing into the dirt. The Elderly man peered into the hallway of the cave and saw a horde of Tuk'ata who had previously been chasing after her, but with a simple gesture, the Elderly man force pushed all of the Sith hounds back into the darkness in which they all yelped as bones could be heard cracking in the penumbra of darkness that they originated from.

The Elderly man looked down at his apprentice, who was now gasping for air, coughing up a storm in the process; however, after a moment, she slowly rose to her feet. His apprentice had pale white skin, midnight black hair, and silver eyes. A rare genetic trait, but the Elderly man had seen crazier things in the galaxy.

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The Elderly man chuckled as he saw his apprentice somehow managed to burn her eye in the two weeks they last saw each other, blinding herself in one eye, apparently.

"That's a nasty scar, Gwenore," the Elderly man chuckled as he sat on a stone slab and gestured towards the other slab across from him. Gwenore touched her eye and winced; it was still sensitive. Gwenore noted her master's gesture and sat on the slab opposite of him cautiously.

"What have you learned in your time here, Gwenore?"

"Aside from the fact that you lied to me about the nature of this mission master?"

The elderly man played with small spurts of lightning, casually summoning and de-summoning the element at will.

"If that's all you learned, then you're either ignorant or stupid, and I don't tolerate both."

Gwenore chuckled, "I'm only kidding, master. You know that."

The Elderly man nodded, "I know, but now is not the time for jokes, Gwenore. This is a sacred place, the homeworld of the Sith."

Gwenore looked into her master's eyes and saw that he was serious, deadly serious. Something that Gwenore didn't see too often; however it was also something she didn't want to explore.

"I learned that the Sith have existed for many centuries, way longer than I anticipated."

The Elderly man didn't even look at her, but with a wave of his finger, a moderately sized rock fell onto her ankle, and Gwenore yelped in pain and as she was now rubbing her damaged ankle.

"I ask you a question, and you answer in vagaries? Perhaps I was mistaken about you." The Elderly man was quoting a statement that had been said to him a long time ago.

Gwenore's anger flared, and she wanted to lash out, but she knew that was the equivalent of instant death. Gwenore really wanted to kill this old man but held herself back as she checked her ankle; it was now bruised as well.

"I learned that the Sith have always existed and are an absolute truth to the universe."

The Elderly man nodded, "Good, that's more like it. Now you've earned your lesson for today. Meditate with me and strengthen your connection to the Darkside as I tell you all about the Sith calendar, an overlooked aspect of the religion and culture but an important one nonetheless."

Gwenore nodded as she closed her eyes and entered a deep meditative trance; she was keenly attuned to the chaosphere as well as reality itself; she could feel every vibration around her, hear every chittering footstep of the wounded Tu'katas, and could smell every corpse. It was an overwhelming experience, but she managed to move past it and focus on her master, who was also in the void with her; they were linking minds and speaking to each other telepathically.

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"Pay close attention, Gwenore; this ancient Sith calendar I'm about to present reflects a snapshot from the earliest recorded history of the Sith right up until the Great galactic war. This calendar was created to remind the acolytes at the time of what they were fighting for and instill cultural pride within them. So this calendar will be a reflection of the Sith order at that place and time."

Gwenore nodded.

"First, we'll go over the days."

Deftéra - Monday

Tríti - Tuesday

Tetárti - Wednesday

Pémpti - Thursday

Paraskeví - Friday

Sávvato - Saturday

Kyriakí - Sunday

"Now admittedly, these are not in the style of the Sith language, but the Sith culture had adopted the ancient Tionese (Greek) of the core worlds at the time for certain words; these happen to be some of them. Now we'll move onto months."


The first month is Golg, a tribute to the Construction of the Valley of the Golg on Korriban on 200,000 BBY. This is important because the construction of the valley of Golg is one of the oldest architectures ever recorded by the Sith, perhaps even the first.



The second month- Tyûk: In the Sith language, Tyûk means strength, and it is a reference to the date of 28,000 BBY when Adas unified Korriban and started the First Sith Kingdom. This kingdom was so strong that in 27,700 BBY, the Rakata invaded Korriban and were trounced; the First Sith Kingdom established itself as a major galactic power spreading to Tund, Malachor, and Ambria outside the Stygian Caldera.

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The third month was called Daritha, and it was a reference to Xim the Despot, a tyrannical warlord who crowned himself as Daritha and carved out a kingdom for himself, which included Sith space in 25,130 BBY.

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The fourth month is Hask which means anguish, and the Sith representing this is the ancient Sith king Dathka Graush. Graush was so obsessed with living forever that he replaced his natural heart with a crystal one, which was empowered and fueled by pure negative emotions, becoming a literal conduit of the Dark side.

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Zuguruk, the fifth month is the month of the engineer, tributed to former Jedi Ku'ar Danar turned Sith lord, according to some. Ku'ar enslaved a portion of the Sith species and used them to build a monument on the planet of Nilrebmah XIII.

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Jen'Jidai the sixth month, the month that marks the arrival of the Dark Jedi exiles on Korriban, to which they soon became the first lords of the Sith. The most notable and powerful were Xo'xaan, Sorzrus Syn, Ajunta Pall, Remulus Dreypa, and Karness muur, on 14,000 BBY.

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The seventh month was named Saarai and tributed after the Sith Lord Andeddu. This is because Saarai in sith tongue means truth. As Anddedu thousands of years before Darth Wyyrlock discovered him. Anddedu uncovered the truth on attaining true immortality in his physical form, which was a feat in which multiple Sith lords have tried to emulate and/or discover this power but failed.

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The eighth month is Asha which means victory. Tulak Hord, a Sith Lord, Master of the Gathering Darkness, represents this month. Tulak Hord was a combat master so great that he has never been recorded losing a duel ever. Tulak Hord even led a campaign of terror against rebellious upstarts and political rivals, all the while reportedly never suffering a defeat of any kind during his reign as the Dark Lord of the Sith.

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Jen'ari the ninth month, a tribute to the golden age of Sith to which Marka Ragnos was considered the greatest Sith Lord during that period and time due to his unquestioned dominance. Marka Ragnos is one of the few Sith Lords in galactic history who died peacefully due to natural causes instead of a violent one caused by either his apprentices or his political rivals.

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Siqsa, the tenth month, the term means demon, it marks the month that Naga Sadow not only rose to power as the De-facto lord of the Sith, but it also marks when Naga Sadow launched a brutal campaign against the Republic, conquering about a fourth of their territory before he became overzealous and stretched his armies too thin, leading to his exile and the Republic's attempted genocide of the Sith species. This month also marks where the Republic started imagining and painting the Sith race and culture as demons.

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Hyal is the month of cravings, and the Sith that is best attributed to this was Exar Kun and Freedon Nadd as Exar Kun was a former Jedi who was widely regarded as the best and most powerful during that time. However, he was seduced to the Darkside by Freedon Nadd (former apprentice to Naga Sadow.) Freedon Nadd and Exar Kun, in their youths, were both generational prodigies within the order; however, they desperately craved acknowledgment and power, thus driving them to greater heights as Sith lords.

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The twelfth month, the month of remembrance for the fallen Sith Empire after the Great Hyperspace war, where the Republic attained victory and tried to wipe out the Sith from existence once again. However, because of Emperor Vitiate, the Sith managed to get away in time and find new worlds to inhabit in the unknown regions of space where the Emperor had manipulated the Republic via various independent and unknowing agents of the Sith so that one day the galaxy will be weakened enough for his empire's arrival into the galaxy. Thus the twelfth month was called Chwûq, for it was the embers of the great Sith Empire that they descended from.

(Emperor Vitiate's true form)


(Brainwashed agents of Emperor Vitiate.)


(Sith that were the ripple effects of Emperor Vitiate's Mandolorian war.)​

@greyjedi125

 

OOC:

Now how am I supposed to follow that up?!?! Well done, @Narancia!!