Would Kas'im have been on the SWTOR Dark Council?

Well, Sadow/Kun's knowledge died with them.

Also, the Sith couldn't even unlock Tulak Hord's holocron in the Ragnos Tomb until the Nox's trial, and then Zash pretty much kept it for herself.

Sadow and Kun's unique knowledge wouldn't be available to the Golden Age Sith in the first place. And the stuff they knew that were widespread would be widespread in Vitiates empire as well. I'm only talking about standard knowledge that the majority of Sith had access to. Not specialist stuff only the top Sith kept for themselves.

How much of Sadow's knowledge was unique to him alone, though?

Also, how do you know what the average Sith in the Golden Age knew?

Originally posted by Tondemonai
Lol, I almost doubt Bane would be, let alone Kas'im

Originally posted by SunRazer
How much of Sadow's knowledge was unique to him alone, though?

Also, how do you know what the average Sith in the Golden Age knew?

How could I possibly know that. Does he display anything unique at any point?

I imagine there are sourcebooks or other stuff indicating that. Or ways to determine their worth holistically. In either case they seem far less militarily refined than TOR era Sith, and the latter displays widespread use of drain, cloak, telepathy, sorcery, illusions, dark healing and other irregular abilities. I'm unaware of anything suggesting the average Sith Pre-Hyperspace War made regular use of as versitile a range of abilities as the TOR Sith do or anything suggesting theres an obvious lack in knowledge in the era. Nor indeed, that there was a significant loss of knowledge at all. Everything points to the TOR Sith only refining their methods in preparation for the invasion of the Republic and improving over the past.

This thread is.....insulting, Yes, absolutely, a man who has mastered every move and sequence of every form won't make it passed being a trainee and is sub "The greatest warriors in teh empire!" whom zallow murked.

"After years of study, he'd mastered all seven forms of the lightsaber. Then he'd honed his skill for decades, perfecting every move and sequence until he had become the perfect weapon"

Source: Path of Destruction

Vitiate's Sith are also stated to have developed new powers. One can look at showings of the Dread Masters as evidence. Vitiate himself was most learned in the ways of the Dark Side.

Originally posted by nfactor1995
So we know that the Dark Council consisted of the 12 most powerful Sith in the Empire at a given time. So my question is: If Kas'im had lived during the SWTOR era (and had kept all of his skills and abilities he possessed in Path of Destruction), would he have been on the Emperor's Dark Council?

Originally posted by Petrus

Exactly what part of this do you have issues with?

So I checked out Swtore and its actually better than I thought. When the first Dark Council was formed the Sphere of Ancient Knowledge Councillor Darth Zavakon found that the Sith he assigned to search for ancient knowledge were just keeping shit for themselves, so he set up the reclamation service. With the purpose of distributing all found knowledge to the Empire as a whole. These guys were so good they found teachings of Tulak Hord and Ajunta Pall that had been lost for centuries. Right from the start of the Empire they made huge discoveries and distributed them across the Empire.

"Thanks to the efforts of the Imperial Reclamation Service, the Sith have unlocked incredible repositories of knowledge and power from the tombs of their forebears".