levels of the emperor's force users...

By the way, notice that the Emperor's Dark Jedi are not the same things as dark side adepts.

I took the liberty of making my own version of the list, to compare with your own:

Aloo, Sim ? Dark Side Adept
Ap-Llewf, Gwellib ? Dark Side Adept
Argor ? Lesser Prophet of the Dark Side
Azrakel ? dark Jedi
Boc the Crude ? dark Jedi
Brandl, Adalcri Cessius ? High Inquisitor; dark Jedi Knight
Brandl, Jaalib ? dark Jedi
Blackhole ? Emperor's Hand; former Prophet of the Dark Side
Brie, Shira Ellan Colla (Lady Lumiya) ? Major ? Emperor's Hand; Dark Lady of the Sith
C'baoth, Joruus ? dark Jedi Master
Constable of Homunculi ? Dark Side Adept
Darys, Ameesa ? Inquisitor
Declenn, Nial ? Grand Admiral ? Dark Side Adept
Drayneen ? Inquisitor
Droga, Jeng ? Emperor's Hand
Fass, Baddon ? Emperor's Dark Jedi
Gepta, Rokur ? Sorcerer of Tund; Dark Side Adept
Goir, Vill ? Emperor's Dark Jedi
Gorc ? dark Jedi; "Brother of the Sith"
Greejatus, Janus ? Dark Side Adept
Gthull, Kvag ? Emperor's Dark Jedi
Hethrir, Lord ? Procurator of Justice ? dark Jedi
Ismaren, Roganda ? Emperor's Hand
Jade, Mara ? Emperor's Hand
Jax, Carnor ? Sovereign Protector
Jedgar ? High Prophet of the Dark Side; dark Jedi Knight
Jerec ? Inquisitor; dark Jedi Knight
Kadann ? Supreme Prophet of the Dark Side; dark Jedi Master
Katth, Zasm ? Emperor's Dark Jedi
Kogo, Vess ? Emperor's Hand
Korrot, Del ? Jedi hunter
Lyn, Arden ? Emperor's Hand; Follower of Palawa
Maw ? dark Jedi
Mordi, Krdys ? Emperor's Dark Jedi
Nefta ? Dark Side Adept
Nist, Xecr ? Military Executor ? Emperor's Dark Jedi; Dark Side Adept
Pic ? dark Jedi; "Brother of the Sith"
Quest, Sarcev ? Emperor's Hand; Dark Side Adept
Redge, Loam ? Inquisitor
Tedryn-Sha ? Emperor's Dark Jedi; Dark Side Adept
Thimram, Savuud ? Dark Side Adept
T'iaz ? Dark Side Adept
Torbin, Laddinare, Lord ? Grand Inquisitor
Tremayne ? High Inquisitor; dark Jedi Knight; Dark Side Adept
Sa-Di ? Dark Side Adept
Sariss ? dark Jedi
Sedriss ? Military Executor ? Emperor's Dark Jedi
Skywalker, Tan Anakin (Darth Vader) ? Dark Lord of the Sith,;dark Jedi Knight
Solusar, Kam ? Emperor's Dark Jedi
Stele, Tan Maarek ? General ? Emperor's Hand; Emperor's Reach, Secret Order of the Emperor
Vialco ? Inquisitor
Yun ? dark Jedi

Additionally, you have the Sentinels, the Sovereign Protectors, and the Darktroopers. Plus folks like Durrei, Vost Tyne, and Quarmall (all dark Jedi, I believe), whom I can't remember if they served the Emperor, or were just random dark siders (like Halagad Ventor).

You may notice that I used the terms "dark Jedi", "Emperor's Dark Jedi", and "dark Jedi (Master, Knight)". I did that to separate the three kinds; the first are people trained as Jedi in the dark side (Jerec's cohort, Jaalib Brandl, Azrakel), the second are Dark Side Adepts promoted upward, or other folks seen in Dark Empire II (Sedriss and his cohort), and the third are literally Jedi who fell to the dark side (Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader, Tremayne, Jerec, Kadann, et al.).

Plus, you have some Prophets of the Dark Side who may just be the ersatz ones set up by Isard, or might have genuine Prophet counterparts. These would be Gornash, Defeen, and Miralli. and the other "Prophetess" mentioned in the Decipher CCG. I didn't include Brakiss because he never served the Emperor; he was trained by agents of the Inquisitorius after the Emperor's death.

 

I was looking into this, "Dark Jedi" is always proper no matter who it came from, or what era it applied to. Dark Jedi is the proper version. Even Timothy Zahn used "Dark Jedi" whenever describing Dark Jedi. Some authors have been known to write it dark jedi, with no caps for either word, but that has no difference in meaning from what was is the proper form that applies to any kind of Dark Jedi, and most likely was a typographical issue instead, as the they way they used dark jedi was the same way that other authors used Dark Jedi. Encyclopedia, and guide to star wars points this out.

So generally any differences seen in the books is most likely cosmetic rather than having any difference in meaning.

 

Valiento, did you miss the part where I said "personally, I always preferred"? I'm pretty sure I started the post by writing that.

I never said I wrote "Jedi" with a lower case "j", I said I prefer to write "dark Jedi" with a lower case "d", to distinguish one type of "Dark Jedi" from another. It's a personal preference. I frankly don't care how it's usually written in official publications, because I write differently than they do. I also write "lightsabre" and "the Baron d'Asta".

I might add that "Dark Side Adept" and "Dark Side" are spelt with capital letters in the DESB. I cheerfully ignore that, too, and spell them with lower case letters.

Anyway, on the original topic:

Inquisitor Loam Redge was mentioned in passing in J. D. Wiker's article "Who's Who in Star Wars Galaxies", in Insider #65.

Sim Aloo and Janus Greejatus are characters from the Decipher CCG, who accompanied the Emperor aboard the second Death Star. The DSSB has a picture of them and says they're dark side adepts.

Gwellib Ap-Llewf and Savuud Thimram are from Dark Empire, but they were first named in DESB.

And mechu-duru is, according to Gamer #5, an "obscure Sith discipline" that entails "mechanical manipulation using the Force". It's related to how Irek Ismaren was able to exert control over the Eye of Palpatine and R2-D2.

 

Valiento, did you miss the part where I said "personally, I always preferred"? I'm pretty sure I started the post by writing that.

"I never said I wrote "Jedi" with a lower case "j", I said I prefer to write "dark Jedi" with a lower case "d", to distinguish one type of "Dark Jedi" from another. It's a personal preference. I frankly don't care how it's usually written in official publications, because I write differently than they do. I also write "lightsabre" and "the Baron d'Asta".

I might add that "Dark Side Adept" and "Dark Side" are spelt with capital letters in the DESB. I cheerfully ignore that, too, and spell them with lower case letters."

Well as long as we have that clarified that to the people who may not understand that. Thanks for the heads up.

"And mechu-duru is, according to Gamer #5, an "obscure Sith discipline" that entails "mechanical manipulation using the Force". It's related to how Irek Ismaren was able to exert control over the Eye of Palpatine and R2-D2."

It also allows for bio-mechanical constructs as well. Which could lead into how Irek became a bio-mechanical dark side construct in NJO.

 

Thanks for all those new names, Thief. I have a couple of questions about them, though. Were Azrakel, Joruus C'baoth, Rokur Gepta, and Del Korrot really Imperial Darksiders during Palpatine's reign? Was Carnor Jax really a Sovereign Protector? And was Vialco really an Inquisitor?

 

Rokur Gepta and Del Korrot worked for Palpatine, but they were not part of the "secret order". They were freelancers, as to speak. Azrakel was just Kadann's experiment. And about C'Baoth, well, he was the guardian of Mt. Tantiss and thus an Imperial Darksider if we believe he was delusional when he spoke about having killed the former guardian.

 

Is Hethrir up there?

I would have preferred it if they'd used the term Dark Knight rather than Dark Jedi (Also Dark Master, but not Dark Padawan. Dark Apprentice.). It just sounds better.

 

which sources did:

Miralli
Laddinare Torbin


come from?

 

There's a named Dark Jedi in EE named T'iaz basically just a replacement for all of the Dark Jedi killed in DE2 and EE,theres also another unamed one in EE that gets captured on Palpatines shuttle,i wonder if Luke ever took palpatines Sith Oracle Stone and had it destroyed or studied it.

 

Force-users of the Galactic Empire, Version 5.0--3/5/03

Aloo, Sim: Dark Side Adept
Ap-Llewf, Gwellib: Dark Side Adept
Argor: Lesser Prophet of the Secret Order
Boc the Crude: Dark Jedi
Brandl, Adalric Cessius: Dark Jedi Knight; Inquisitor
Blackhole: Emperor's Hand; former Prophet of the Dark Side
C'baoth, Joruus: Dark Jedi Master
Constable of Homunculi: Dark Side Adept
Darys, Ameesa: Inquisitor; Dark Jedi (?)
Declann, Nial: Dark Side Adept
Drayneen: Inquisitor; Dark Jedi (?)
Droga, Jeng: Emperor's Hand
Fass, Baddon: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Goir, Vill: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Gorc: Dark Jedi; Sith Knight (?)
Greejatus, Janus: Dark Side Adept
Gthull, Kvag: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Hethrir: Dark Jedi
Ismaren, Roganda: Emperor's Hand
Jade, Mara: Emperor's Hand
Jax, Carnor: Royal Guard
Jedgar: High Prophet of the Secret Order; Dark Jedi
Jerec: Dark Jedi Master, Sith Knight (?)
Kadann: Supreme Prophet of the Secret Order; Dark Jedi
Katth, Zasm: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Kogo, Vess: Emperor's Hand
Lumiya: Emperor's Hand; Dark Lady of the Sith
Lyn, Arden: Emperor's Hand; Follower of Palawa; Master of Teras Kasi
Maw: Dark Jedi
Mordi, Krdys: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Nefta: Dark Side Adept
Nist, Xecr: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite; Dark Side Adept
Pic: Dark Jedi; Sith Knight (?)
Quest, Sarcev: Emperor's Hand; Dark Side Adept
Redge, Loam: Inquisitor; Dark Jedi (?)
Tedryn-Sha: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite; Dark Side Adept
Thimram, Savuud: Dark Side Adept
T'iaz: Dark Side Adept
Torbin, Laddinare: Grand Inquisitor; Dark Jedi (?)
Tremayne: High Inquisitor; Dark Jedi; Dark Side Adept
Sa-Di: Dark Side Adept
Sariss: Dark Jedi
Sedriss: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Solusar, Kam: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Stele, Maarek: Emperor's Hand; Emperor's Reach of the Secret Order
Vader, Darth: Dark Lord of the Sith; Dark Jedi
Vialco: Dark Jedi; Inquisitor (?)
Yun: Dark Jedi

 

Azrakel was Kadann's apprentice, sort of his own attempt at creating a Darth Maul for himself. He first appeared in the Dark Side Sourcebook, and was mentioned in Insider's new article on grand admirals.

Rokur Gepta didn't exactly work for the Emperor, but the Essential Chronology kind of hints that they were on good terms; the Emperor did let him run the Centrality pretty much any way he liked, and even let him use Imperial ships and personnel, so I tend to classify him with the dark side adepts, because he does roughly fit the general category (except for the loyalty thing).

Del Korrot, I gather, is just a Jedi-hunter who was officially tolerated, until he got annoying.

Joruus C'baoth.... I believe it's been established that he was "the Emperor's Guardian" on Wayland, and that he's just mentally extremely ill, and doesn't remember that. I gather he manufactured his memories of his battle with "the Guardian".

Yes, Carnor Jax was really a Sovereign Protector. That's courtesy of "The Emperor's Pawns", in Gamer #5.

I already listed Lord Hethrir and T'iaz in my version of the list.

Vialco....

In "Uhl Eharl Khoehng", he is first described as "Vialco, a dark Jedi assigned to the garrison" (and yes, Valiento, that is copied exactly so from the text -- the letter "d" is lower case in Tales from the New Republic), and then, a second time, as "Vialco, the dark Jedi they would later encounter in the command station".

I haven't seen the original Adventure Journal #8, but I gather there's a brief biography of him in it, and that it explains that Vialco was trained by High Inquisitor Tremayne, and believed himself to be Tremayne's logical successor. Since the Dark Side Sourcebook explains that you got promoted to High Inquisitor from Inquisitor, I infer that Vialco was an Inquisitor.

(Incidentally, "Uhl Eharl Khoehng" calls Lord Brandl -- the elder Brandl, High Inquisitor Adalric Cessius Brandl -- a Jedi Master. His son, Jaalib Brandl, later served the Empire as a dark Jedi, in "Betrayal by Knight".)

Miralli is from the new Insider's article on the grand admirals.

Lord Torbin was the Emperor's Grand Vizier, in the Star Wars Sourcebook, and mentioned in the Han Solo and the Corporate Sector Sourcebook (the official site's entry on Odumin incorrectly calls him a High Inquisitor). In the old sources, I can't remember any indications that he was a Force-user, but "The Emperor's Pawns" indicates that he literally disarmed Arden Lyn with his lightsabre after she injured Inquisitor Tremayne and killed Inquisitor Ameesa Darys. Considering that Tremayne is himself a dark Jedi, I assume that Lord Torbin has some Force-training, himself.

Plus, the Dark Side Sourcebook indicates that the Grand Inquisitor is in charge of the Inquisitorius -- including High Inquisitors and Inquisitors -- and oversees their advancement in rank.

The name "Laddinare" is from HNN, wherein we were introduced to Judicial Department Information Director Laddinare Torbin.

 

"(and yes, Valiento, that is copied exactly so from the text -- the letter "d" is lower case in Tales from the New Republic), and then, a second time, as "Vialco, the dark Jedi they would later encounter in the command station".

As I said before that's probably just a typographical issue rather than meaning anything special(for the record, Vialco's bio in AJ #8 lists him as "Dark Jedi" in caps just like the norm, and the same for Aldaric Brandl as well). Dark Jedi is the standard form but sometimes authors have deviated from the norm, and in that case it's probably a type similer to how authors have forgotten to put caps on proper place names from time to time. But I assume you don't want to get into more of a discussion on this matter, as it does kind of get into the realm of anal nitpicking of the text ...

Anywho this post had nothing to do with your preferences just to set the record straight for everyone else the facts surrounding the original text, and continuity way of doing it. What you do for your own preference is none of my business anyways, so I'm not commenting on that anymore.

 

My personal understanding of this very confusing system would rank the Darksiders of the Classic/Empire era like this :

- Dark Side Adepts (equivalent to Luke Skywalker of ANH-ESB era, note that some will grow in power past this level yet still be called 'adepts')
- Dark Jedi (broad classification, ranging in power, but usually your stock-standard darksider, will often be actual Jedi gone bad, includes Master ranking which can reach near-Sith level)
- Sith Acolytes/Knights (these guys are serious Dark Jedi in power and faith, wannabe Sith)
- Sith Lords (now you're talking. A Master and an apprentice is a fashionable structure for the organisation, with some acolytes hanging around who wouldn't mind breaking in on the club)

The other classifications are merely groups of the above.


The Secret Order tends to attract (IMHO) the weakest Force-users in the Empire, though still devoted utterly to Palpatine, they are messengers and sometime planners, not fighters.

The Prophets (the real ones) are a group (loyal to Palpatine) that is noted for their prescient abilities. Palpy can't be everywhere at once, so these guys are his fall-back visionaries. Their main job is insight, and they'll take anyone with good psychic abilities no matter what their skills are in other areas or general power level. I imagine they both travel the Empire and spend long periods in meditation, attempting to ferret out trouble spots (such as warlordism, rebellion, etc) before they grow out of proportion. The reason why i think they travel a bit is because their role is well recognised in the higher echelons of the Imperial Command.

Inquisitors are professional torturers and hunters that probably grew out of original teams hunting Jedi (a job which would have been shared by most if not all of the Imperial Darksiders back in the day). After the Purge ended, Palpy let them continue doing what they loved best as they would be sent into trouble spots as visible signs of Palpy's response.

Finally, Emperor's Hands. Unlike the others, these tend to range in power level extremes, from the slightly Force-enhanced piloting of Maraak Stele to the Sith level of power demonstrated by Lumiya. They are Palpatine's personal agents, loyal to answerable to him alone. They are not exactly a club, like other groups and fulfill a variety of functions (most of them requiring violence). What they do have in common is subtlety, they are the non-visible people sent in to deal with problems.

Whoa, that went a little overboard So Val, does my understanding resemble the real thing in any slight way or are you about to rip me to shreds ?

 

"The Secret Order tends to attract (IMHO) the weakest Force-users in the Empire, though still devoted utterly to Palpatine, they are messengers and sometime planners, not fighters.

The Prophets (the real ones) are a group (loyal to Palpatine) that is noted for their prescient abilities. Palpy can't be everywhere at once, so these guys are his fall-back visionaries. Their main job is insight, and they'll take anyone with good psychic abilities no matter what their skills are in other areas or general power level. I imagine they both travel the Empire and spend long periods in meditation, attempting to ferret out trouble spots (such as warlordism, rebellion, etc) before they grow out of proportion. The reason why i think they travel a bit is because their role is well recognised in the higher echelons of the Imperial Command."

I do believe you have the two mixed up.

The secret order is the prophets of the darkside, one and the same as is stated in NEGTC, and gamer #5. These guys can be pretty powerful depending on the prophet. Maarek Stele is part of this group, as is the real Kadann, and Real Jedger.

The weak prophets are the false prophet group from GODV. They are imposters that try to look like the real order.

As for your personal order of things? It's pretty good I guess. I don't think this is something that can really be defined in order really as there are overlaps, and some members of groups that defy the norms, but your basic idea could be useful for someone that wants a basic ordered list.

One comment though, "wannabe Sith". That seems rather imprecise terminology, I think I prefer "Sith Cultist" instead, the term given in Jude Watson's books. It gives them a bit more validity, but still points out that they are merely a cult and not of the level of the DLOTS.

 

Thanks for clearing that up, Val. That wasn't nearly as bad as i thought it would be

 

I was looking at the Dark Side Sourcebook today, and I noticed that it says one of the main factors in picking Royal Guards from the stormtroopers is their ability to use the Force. This made me wonder if Kir Kanos and any other Guardsmen who've been named should go on our list.

 

Upped for future reference.


Force-users of Emperor Palpatine's Galactic Empire, Version 6.0--7/31/03

Aloo, Sim: Dark Side Adept
Ap-Llewf, Gwellib: Dark Side Adept
Argor: Lesser Prophet of the Secret Order
Boc the Crude: Dark Jedi
Brandl, Adalric Cessius: Dark Jedi Master; High Inquisitor
Brandl, Jaalib: Dark Jedi
Blackhole: Emperor's Hand; former Prophet of the Dark Side
C'baoth, Joruus: Dark Jedi Master
Constable of Homunculi: Dark Side Adept
Darys, Ameesa: Inquisitor; Dark Jedi (?)
Declann, Nial: Dark Side Adept
Drayneen: Inquisitor; Dark Jedi (?)
Droga, Jeng: Emperor's Hand
Fass, Baddon: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Goir, Vill: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Gorc: Dark Jedi; Sith Knight (?)
Greejatus, Janus: Dark Side Adept
Gthull, Kvag: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Hethrir: Dark Jedi
Ismaren, Roganda: Emperor's Hand
Jade, Mara: Emperor's Hand
Jax, Carnor: Dark Lord of the Sith; Sovereign Protector
Jedgar: High Prophet of the Secret Order; Dark Jedi
Jerec: Dark Jedi Master; Inquisitor; Sith Knight (?)
Kadann: Supreme Prophet of the Secret Order; Dark Jedi
Kanos, Kir: Royal Guard
Katth, Zasm: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Kogo, Vess: Emperor's Hand
Lumiya (Shira Ellan Colla Brie): Dark Lady of the Sith; Emperor's Hand
Lyn, Arden: Emperor's Hand; Follower of Palawa
Maw: Dark Jedi
Mordi, Krdys: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Nefta: Dark Side Adept
Nist, Xecr: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite; Dark Side Adept
Pic: Dark Jedi; Sith Knight (?)
Quest, Sarcev: Emperor's Hand; Dark Side Adept
Redge, Loam: Inquisitor; Dark Jedi (?)
Sa-Di: Dark Side Adept
Sariss: Dark Jedi
Sedriss: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Sidious, Darth (Palpatine): Dark Lord of the Sith
Solusar, Kam: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Stele, Maarek: Emperor's Hand; Emperor's Reach of the Secret Order
Tedryn-Sha: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite; Dark Side Adept
Thimram, Savuud: Dark Side Adept
T'iaz: Dark Side Adept
Torbin, Laddinare: Grand Inquisitor; Dark Jedi (?)
Tremayne: High Inquisitor; Dark Jedi; Dark Side Adept
Vader, Darth (Anakin Skywalker): Dark Lord of the Sith; Dark Jedi
Vialco: Dark Jedi; Inquisitor (?)
Yun: Dark Jedi

 

Is it possible that you could list which ones are living as of the NJO? It would be much help to me.

 

First, I would add Luke Skywalker to that list as he did serve Palpatine for a while, even if he was learning how to defeat him from within. Second, I'd like to add this on the subject of Dark Side Adepts. From the DE sourcebook, page 65:

Dark Side Adepts

At the height of the New Order, long before the Rebellion gained its first victories, Palpatine would vacation on Byss and entertain his circle of intimates. Beings of great intelligence, they had proven their loyalty to their master. Guests at the palace were soon indoctrinated into the ways of the Dark Side.

Unlike many of the Emperor's other servants, a number of these were aliens. Most of these individuals had already mastered the unique sorceries of their own species, and the Emperor has brought them to Byss as much to study their knowledge as to train them in his.

While none of them were permitted to advance far compared to Palpatine's own level of power, they did become quite powerful indeed. Some were taught the ways of combat and made into Dark Jedi. Others joined the elite of Imperial functionaries, traversing the galaxy and seeing to the proper enforcement of Palpatine's decrees. Still others were courtiers at the Palace in the new capital on Byss.

Whatever they do, they enact the Emperor's will and ploicies with his total trust and confidence because their link to him through the Force allows him to always observe them. Before the Emperor's defeat, many had been gathered in the Imperial Ruling Council. It had been planned that eventually these adepts would replace the system of Moffs, Grand Moffs and governors, instituting a Dark Side Theocracy. With his adepts securely in power, they were to participate in experiments on the "Sience of Darkness," feeding on and draining the life essence of the citizenry.

 

shouldn't darth vader be in there ? he was the emperor's right hand man ya know

 

Is it possible that you could list which ones are living as of the NJO? It would be much help to me.

If any of these guys aren't alive as of the NJO, we have no knowledge of their deaths:

Brandl, Adalric Cessius: Dark Jedi Master; High Inquisitor
Brandl, Jaalib: Dark Jedi
Blackhole: Emperor's Hand; former Prophet of the Dark Side
Jade, Mara: Emperor's Hand
Jedgar: High Prophet of the Secret Order; Dark Jedi
Kadann: Supreme Prophet of the Secret Order; Dark Jedi
Kanos, Kir: Royal Guard
Lumiya (Shira Ellan Colla Brie): Dark Lady of the Sith; Emperor's Hand
Redge, Loam: Inquisitor
Solusar, Kam: Dark Jedi of the Dark Side Elite
Stele, Maarek: Emperor's Hand; Emperor's Reach of the Secret Order
Tremayne: High Inquisitor; Dark Jedi; Dark Side Adept

I don't know what happened to these guys, but, based on what they did (Arden Lyn betrayed Palpatine) and where they were (Sim Aloo and Janus Greejatus were aboard the Death Star II), most of them are probably dead, but, having little knowledge about the stories/articles in which they appeared, I cannot say for sure.

Aloo, Sim: Dark Side Adept
Ap-Llewf, Gwellib: Dark Side Adept
Argor: Lesser Prophet of the Secret Order
Constable of Homunculi: Dark Side Adept
Drayneen: Inquisitor
Greejatus, Janus: Dark Side Adept
Kogo, Vess: Emperor's Hand
Lyn, Arden: Emperor's Hand; Follower of Palawa
Quest, Sarcev: Emperor's Hand; Dark Side Adept
Thimram, Savuud: Dark Side Adept
T'iaz: Dark Side Adept

Everyone else on the list is dead.

First, I would add Luke Skywalker to that list as he did serve Palpatine for a while, even if he was learning how to defeat him from within.

Good idea.

Skywalker, Luke: Dark Jedi

When did Luke become a Jedi Master? Was it after he returned to the light side or while he was dark?

shouldn't darth vader be in there ? he was the emperor's right hand man ya know

"Vader, Darth (Anakin Skywalker): Dark Lord of the Sith; Dark Jedi"

Yeah, he's up there.

 

Weren't the DARKTROOPERS THE ROBOT STORMTROOPERS THAT KYLE KATARN DESTROYED?

 

Just to throw in my .02...

When doing my research for this thread, I recalled Grand Admiral Makati's dealings with Kadann, and he did kill Kadann before his own death.

 

At least, he thought he killed Kadaan

Remember, the Prophet from GoDV was a fake. If that was the fake Supreme Prophet that Triclops took to spacestation Scardia, then Makati only killed someone he thought was the real supreme prophet.

The real Supreme Prophet should still be out there.

 

Thanks Espline.