Jedi Dooku vs Sith Dooku (Sabers only)

Did Dooku become a weaker duelist after ditching the order?

"However, once Dooku left the Jedi Order to become an apprentice to the Sith Lord Darth Sidious, his [lightsaber] skills became even more formidable."

-- The Official Star Wars Fact File #68

Originally posted by SunRazer
"However, once Dooku left the Jedi Order to become an apprentice to the Sith Lord Darth Sidious, his [lightsaber] skills became even more formidable."

-- The Official Star Wars Fact File #68

Lel well that concludes this thread. My apologies

Bane's force power is way better than Jedi Dooku's but Dooku takes sabers

All we know about Jedi Dooku is that he's weaker than sith Dooku, but one of the most powerful Jedi ever. Obi Wan in AotC seems to know that he'd get f*cked by him, but that's about it.

Though they're both about the same in knowledge of Makashi, Sith Dooku gained a power boost.

Does anyone have that big Dooku scan that talks about how he was one of the greatest duelists/Jedi in galactic history as a Jedi and then proceeded to grow even more powerful as a Sith?

Taken from: Revenge of the Sith novelisation
This is Dooku, Darth Tyranus, Count of Serenno:

Once a great Jedi Master, now an even greater Lord of the Sith, Dooku is a dark colossus bestriding the galaxy. Nemesis of the corrupt Republic, oriflamme of the principled Confederacy of Independent Systems, he is the very personification of shock and awe.

He was one of the most respected and powerful Jedi in the Order's twenty-five-thousand-year history, yet at the age of seventy Dooku's principles would no longer allow him to serve a Republic in which political power was for sale to the highest bidder. He'd said farewell to his former Padawan, Qui-Gon Jinn, now a legendary Master in his own right; he'd said farewell to his close friends on the Jedi Council, Mace Windu and the ancient Master Yoda; he'd said farewell to the Jedi Order itself.

I'm talking about the one from the Encyclopedia that has a picture of him standing next to it.

Why is that relevant when you have just as good a quote up there?

Because the more the merrier.