Originally posted by Lightsnake
I have no assurance you didn't just edit that article to suit your point.
1. Check the edit history.
2. The guy with the Zelda sig brought the same point up.
2. What? Bane REJECTED the title and headed off to Lehon in order to study Revan's holocron.
1. When he came back, they all treated him like a Dark Lord (listened to him, respected him, referred to him as Lord...), the fact that he wasn't at the ceremony means little.
2. You have to remember that bane was the only one who claimed the Darth title for himself.
He led nothing.
1. Technically, all the DLs led the sith in some way or another in battle, 'leading the sith' doesn't necessarily mean that you would have to be the leader.
2. This was a brotherhood where all were equal...
3. You forget that Bane basically made Kaan his puppet; he convinced him to use the thought bomb and was playing him like a b1tch.
He never commanded the Sith....and ignore Kaan's orders and wishes? Sure, that's great...this means he's a renegade, not a leader
That wasn't my actual point, I wasn't too clear, my bad, Rex explained it perfectly in his post - "on Ruusan where Kaan conceded to Bane's plan and all the Sith unified to perform that massive shockwave".
3. And again: Bane led as much as Palpatine did. Again: The Sith Apprentice is still A Dark Lord of the Sith. Bane made sure there were only two....face it, Palpatine's a contender
He was still the apprentice, it's not like the old system where everyone was equal, there were two sith; the leader, and the lackey. Palpatine just happened to be the lackey at this point in time.