rule of Two Broken Dureing Clone Wars

No.

Some ******* hot headed jedi turns into a dark jedi and persuades a bunch of other Jedi to his cause. Rinse and repeat.

Eventually, sure, but none of the various Jedi that fall for the next 1,000 years manages to start up an Order, so it'd be even longer before they crop up.

I suppose... the Lost Tribe of the Sith would be the next place we know Sith are hanging around and another possible source, so if something eventually finds them.

Originally posted by Eminence
Unless you're referring to Dark Empire or similar material, Palpatine never actually intended to form an army of Sith. That idea was simply another lie he led Count Dooku to believe was part of his grand design.

Dooku's many recruits are just what he calls them: acolytes. They are renegade Force-users whose talents he can make use of; he never imparts to them the secrets of the Sith, and with the exception of Opress I don't believe he ever even spent much time instructing them personally, relying on the competency and aggression that led them into his service to begin with.

Originally posted by ares834
Says who? Bane? In fact Bane actually restricted the Sith which is against their code.

Originally posted by RE: Blaxican
No.

Some ******* hot headed jedi turns into a dark jedi and persuades a bunch of other Jedi to his cause. Rinse and repeat.

Agreed. The RoT likely recruited or killed any Jedi powerful enough to sway other Jedi to the DS, afterall I doubt they wanted competition.

Originally posted by Black bolt z
But bane recreated the order and started a new tradition. Sidious didn't give a damn about any sith tradition except acquiring power, which isn't specific to the sith.

Caring about Sith tradition goes against the code itself which basically says, "Do whatever the hell you want for power!"

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He attempted to gather as many jedi babys listed to make into his litte army of assassins.

It's not Sith he was seeking to create, but "Force-talented spies" (re: the Emperor's Hands).

Originally posted by ares834

Caring about Sith tradition goes against the code itself which basically says, "Do whatever the hell you want for power!"

That code was created by darth bane. And set up the rule of facing your master face to face. So, no. Your not supposed to gain power by killing someone in their sleep.

Originally posted by Black bolt z
That code was created by darth bane.

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No it wasn't.

And set up the rule of facing your master face to face. So, no. Your not supposed to gain power by killing someone in their sleep.

Bane can say whatever he wants but he is creating "chains" and thus going against the code itself.

Plus the RoT says nothing about facing your master face to face. That was simply a belief of Bane. This is all the RoT really says, "Two there should be; no more, no less. One to embody power, the other to crave it."

Dooku lacking Sidious to train him and creating his own Sith would be interesting.

Originally posted by Black bolt z
"Peace is a lie, there is only passion.
Through passion, I gain strength.
Through strength, I gain power.
Through power, I gain victory.
Through victory, my chains are broken.
The Force shall free me"

That code was created by darth bane.

Darth Bane used the code, but it's origin dates back further, and we don't know who started it.

KotOR was the first era it was heard in.

Originally posted by Naga Sado
Drath Sid. has broken the rule of two so many times in so many ways!Firt he allows Dooku recruite skorr,sora,ventress,vos,and mauls brother!Then he trys to develope an army of siths!WHY!?

The Rule of Two is that there can only be two Sith at any time. Skorr, Ventress, Sora Bulq etc were not Sith; they were Dark Jedi. A Sith Lord could teach a bunch of people how to use the Force, wield a lightsabre etc, but as long as they only teach Sith techniques to one apprentice, no problem.

Even Bane acknowledges this in Path of Destruction.

"Minions and servents could be drawn into the service of the dark side by the temptation of power. They could be given small tastes of what it offered..."

Sith Lords have specific teachings that 'regular' Dark Jedi do not. This is best illustrated in Dark Rendezvous when Dooku tells Ventress he has taught her many secrets and she replies;

"Scraps. Little devices. Lesser arts."

While he taught her basic dark side techniques he didn't teach her the specific ways of the Sith. Same with Sora, Skorr, the Emperor's Hands, Azrakel etc.