Well there are millions of Sith, and we're not just talking 1 or 2 million either. There are millions of acolytes fighting to become Sith at any one time, millions vying for the Dark Council and millions of extremely strong Sith were considered as Scourges replacement.
And the Jedi are winning in TOR. As in, bigtime winning. I don't think that would be possible if the Sith vastly outnumbered the Jedi, so the order has to at least be in the millions imo.
Originally posted by Nephthys
Well there are millions of Sith, and we're not just talking 1 or 2 million either.
But only a few become dark lords of the sith. It's like Kaan's Brotherhood, and Bane's theory that the dark side grows weak as it spreads across many members. The Light Side appears to harbor no such weakness.
Originally posted by Nephthys
Well there are millions of Sith, and we're not just talking 1 or 2 million either. There are millions of acolytes fighting to become Sith at any one time, millions vying for the Dark Council and millions of extremely strong Sith were considered as Scourges replacement.And the Jedi are winning in TOR. As in, bigtime winning. I don't think that would be possible if the Sith vastly outnumbered the Jedi, so the order has to at least be in the millions imo.
Or it's the Republic and not the Jedi that are getting the victory over the Sith.
Originally posted by Master Han
But only a few become dark lords of the sith. It's like Kaan's Brotherhood,
Yea, millions wanting to become Sith is far different than millions with solid force potential and training.
Kaan's brotherhood was slapping a lightsaber in the hands with anyone with a twinkle of force potential, and most were fodder even to average Jedi/Sith.
Originally posted by Nephthys
"millions vying for the Dark Council and millions of extremely strong Sith were considered as Scourges replacement."Yeah no.
That seems extremely wrong to me. Considering even in TOR battles, we tend to see just a few force users in play supported by more conventional troops, not particularly more than we see Jedi in CW battles.
And thousands to 10k or so seems the norm for every other era (btw, that 100,000? I'm pretty sure that includes the Jedi Service Corps, i.e. the washouts who couldn't become knights/padawans but still helped out, and outnumbered the full Jedi by a lot).
Originally posted by Astor Ebligis
1. Exar Kun
2. DoE Bane
3. Ulic Qel-Droma
4. Nomi Sunrider
5. Kas'im
6. EU Yoda
7. Vaapad maxed out Mace Windu
8. EU Sidious
9. Zonakin
10. Prime Luke
BM Raskta would probably go between DoE Bane and Ulic if I included her. BM Sarro Jah would probably be a few spaces lower. If I can't keep Zonakin or VMO Mace Windu, I'd imagine the Hero of Tython and the Sith equivalent would be up there, as would Darth Caedus.
Originally posted by Nephthys
He's not as much of an unknown anymore considering he solo'd an army of a thousand Jedi on Yn and consumed their energies, ripped capital ships out of the sky and was a master sorcerer and swordsman.
Yeah but as a lightsaber duelist specifically, he is an unknown. I like the idea of him being great and he probably was, he's clearly extremely powerful and in KotOR we're told that a large part of his prowess was down to his incredible technique which was contained in a holocron so I'm guessing he would have been incredibly skilled as well.