@zoltan
Honestly surprised it took you until the second post to bring up Bane kek. I mean shit if we're talking about genericness and a lack of uniqueness, bringing Bane into a conversation that has nothing to do with Bane because I said something you disagree with is a really old and worn out shtick on KMC that has been played out over the past 3 years.
But I actually don't have a problem with unique Sith. One of the reasons Bane is my favorite Sith is because I find his philosophically oriented approach and perspective to be a refreshing change from the typical Sith nakedly seeking their own self-gratification. One of the reasons Plagueis is my second favorite Sith is because of how uniquely detached and practical is in comparison with the other Sith, not really giving a shit about vengeance or bloodshed or being enticed by the mystical nature of the force. One of the reasons I really liked Varner Hilts is because he managed to take control of the Lost Tribe by being intelligent and crafty despite having next to zero combative prowess. And one of the most compelling things about Vader to me is how he's more consumed with self-loathing than a need for self-aggrandizement as most Sith are. And Vestara Khai being a Sith who allied herself with and grew really close to a group of Jedi was a very unique character arc that I actually really appreciated.
I have no problem with unique Sith, in fact I appreciate quite a few of them, and if Talon had been written as a character loyal to Krayt willing to sacrifice her own life for only a meaningful benefit to Krayt and his order that would be one thing I could probably get behind, but at the point where she's written to be so mindlessly devoted to Krayt she would be willing to an hero for no other reason than "he asked me to" I can't really respect her strength as a character. Loyalty if it's written well is something I could get behind, mindless devotion isn't.
But hey, if you like Talon as a character, whatever, I don't give a shit, I'm not gonna start talking shit about your taste in fiction or suggest that you're objectively wrong for doing so, or randomly bring her up when you say something I disagree with, because I'm fine with the fact that different people have different fictional tastes.