Sith Heroes? Sith Teachings...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtGeRkLmuko

The part about Sith being unknown heroes, free of pride and truly selfless is most interesting.

How is a sith hero different from an actualized human?

Rex wrote: How is a sith hero different from an actualized human?

That's another topic. Consider making a thread about it.

I mean "what's in a name" is already an active thread... I just want to hear your opinion

Rex wrote: I mean "what's in a name" is already an active thread... I just want to hear your opinion

Make another thread. Else, private message works.

I rate eh/10
Not my cup of tea, didn't really learn anything useful

I echo the meh, should be in star wars forum.

Due to multiple requests and for the sake of good categorization this will be moved into Star Wars section of the forum. No changes will be made to accessibility, if there is reason to believe it needs to be moved back to it's original place please contact me with a logical reasoning.

Thank you,
Kobos

So I actually have a question for the Sith folks out there, would Reavan be considered a Sith or Jedi hero following the cannon from KOTOR? I actually very much enjoy the story of Reavan so I am quite interested.

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Kobos

Kobos wrote: Due to multiple requests and for the sake of good categorization this will be moved into Star Wars section of the forum. No changes will be made to accessibility, if there is reason to believe it needs to be moved back to it's original place please contact me with a logical reasoning.

Thank you,
Kobos

Fine with me, though it may get into non Star Wars discussion. The reason I posted it is because I found the idea interesting. From the movies, we were taught to see Sith as the enemies. The music, the dark clothing, the lightsabers. We were only shown the story from the side of the Jedi, not the Sith.

What if Sith really were the heroes but just went about it differently than the Jedi? That's the idea that interested me.