Did Sidious teach Vader anything

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Greysentinel365
Nah even in Legends Vader got full training.

Azronger
Originally posted by Greysentinel365
Nah even in Legends Vader got full training.

Freedon Nadd
The ability to manipulate particles of sand.

quanchi112
Faggotry.

Freedon Nadd
The ability to deliver Wise Sith Lords their tragedies.

victreebelvictr
he never taught vader anything, but i heard that he helped him with focus, discipline, and perfected some skills.

victreebelvictr
didnt he have his own version of sith lightning though?

Darth Abonis
He taught him to understand power with a lesson in which Vader was ordered to kill a Gammorean

Trocity
Originally posted by quanchi112
Faggotry.

You have outed yourself as a biased poster with nothing to contribute to the discussion.

Again.

NemeBro
Originally posted by Freedon Nadd
The ability to deliver Wise Sith Lords their tragedies. laughing out loud

Galan007
Originally posted by victreebelvictr
he never taught vader anything, but i heard that he helped him with focus, discipline, and perfected some skills. Palpatine taught Vader the history and ways of the Sith, the uses of the dark side, the power gleaned from hatred and rage, as well as tactics and strategy.

Granted, Palpatine didn't regularly sit down with Vader for Sith tutoring sessions where he wrote on the chalkboard and Vader brought him an apple every morning -- rather he taught through object lessons and experience(this was the reason why Palpatine went on a mission with Vader in Lords of the Sith, and also why he sent Vader on missions with Tarkin and Thrawn in the Tarkin and Thrawn: Alliances novels respectively.)

Vader's daunting tasks of hunting down surviving Jedi, supervising the Inquisitorius, supporting the Imperial military, etc. etc... These were all lessons. This could also be the reason why Leia wasn't surprised to find someone "holding Vader's leash" during ANH -- at the time, he wasn't well-known for operating independently as a commander in the Imperial military. /shrug

That said, one of Palpatine's primary end-goals was to one day work together with Vader to unlock the ancient secrets of the Sith:


So he undoubtedly planned on using Vader to help carry out some of his 'broader' dark side machinations... But unfortunately, they likely never got the opportunity to do so, as Vader had to incessantly deal with the growing Rebel threat.

victreebelvictr
Originally posted by Galan007
Palpatine taught Vader the history and ways of the Sith, the uses of the dark side, the power gleaned from hatred and rage, as well as tactics and strategy.

Granted, Palpatine didn't regularly sit down with Vader for Sith tutoring sessions where he wrote on the chalkboard and Vader brought him an apple every morning -- rather he taught through object lessons and experience(this was the reason why Palpatine went on a mission with Vader in Lords of the Sith, and also why he sent Vader on missions with Tarkin and Thrawn in the Tarkin and Thrawn: Alliances novels respectively.)

Vader's daunting tasks of hunting down surviving Jedi, supervising the Inquisitorius, supporting the Imperial military, etc. etc... These were all lessons. This could also be the reason why Leia wasn't surprised to find someone "holding Vader's leash" during ANH -- at the time, he wasn't well-known for operating independently as a commander in the Imperial military. /shrug

That said, one of Palpatine's primary end-goals was to one day work together with Vader to unlock the ancient secrets of the Sith:


So he undoubtedly planned on using Vader to help carry out some of his 'broader' dark side machinations... But unfortunately, they likely never got the opportunity to do so, as Vader had to incessantly deal with the growing Rebel threat.
well said, you know quite a bit about the empire era dont you! very good!

Valkorion
sidious had limited knowledge next to top ancient sith

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