An Odyssey Through 6000 Years of Betrayal, Domination, Power & Capitulation: Chronicles of the Sith

I never knew the sith were originally a rim job

Rakata Strategist: Hey. Know how we want to conquer this planet full of really strong force sensitive?

Rakata commander: Yea?

RS: What if we gain their trust first?

RC: How?

RS: By teaching them how to use the force!

I really love the 30 seconds of ads every 2 minutes i must say. Not hard to follow at all.
Fckn 1/5 ad time here

If only this could have been the real timeline, don’t get me wrong i absolutely love Star wars and the story, but just imagine how many stories we could have about Obi-wan, Anakin, Ashoka and just about everyone, if this was how the timeline went down

honestly star wars legend is only second to 40k in terms of level of detail and the amount of history it has. nothing else really comes close except 40k.

Bastila gets pragnent.

Revan: Going to the unknown regions for smokes brb babe 😆

We could have gotten dozens of films with these lore videos but instead got thr Sequals sad.

The Sith are so good at taking power and so bad at holding it. 😂

Wish legends could have gotten more before Disney. The Je'daii were way more interesting. Actual balance in mixed abilities.

I wonder if they'll ever be able to let go of their Skywalker Member Berries and give us some stories deeper into the timeline. Then again, i'd rather Disney not squader it.

Casually eating mango ice cream during a car ride while listening to this amazing video. Your work is remarkable.

Huge and amazing vídeo. One detail and doubt. The sith Empire of vitiate was active for one thousand years. Rule over thousands of sith hidded of Galaxy it's a great achive. What do you think guys?

Thx I’ve been looking for a video on this exact topic

"Valued war as much as other species valued peace." I'm picturing Sith reading the newspaper about how two sides failed to find something to go to war over and being disappointed.

I love that in the end the reconstituted sith empire eventually became very heretical. This humorously made the empire more stable. I play a sith in swtor who is an open sith heretic, who is more loyal to empire itself not the sith order.

I’m still so pissed off that EA fucked up the old republic era by turning Kotor 3 into an MMO and ruining the lore of the era

It feels as if Exar Kun was a bit misrepresented here, I just don’t think you really emphasized how much he tried to resist the dark side and how grounded he was in the light. Albeit his curiosity about the Sith didn’t help but that’s all it was, curiosity… until Freedon Nadd. Not to mention the multiple times he attempted to use the light after his encounter in Nadd’s tomb. It took almost dying to force him to truly accept the dark side.

Love the channel;
Hate the lightsider bias.

Studying for a exam: 🤢
3 hours os star wars lore: 😁

In the last book of bane the last thing spoken by his apprentice I'm in control while clenching her fist like bane did and there is a theory that bane succeeded and was every sith lord up to Darth Sidious

So when did the title Darth come into being??

Your voice is so creamy ❤

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How dare the jedi refuse to acknowledge that they don't exist!? I'll show those figments of my imagination who's boss!

Is there a 3 hour video from the Jedi sides

But Palpetine wasn’t really killed, was he

This is a amazing video and awesome that you took the one to do this. But my only question and somewhat of a gripe is why didn't you include Darth Krayt's sith from the future legacy stuff? It's ok that you didn't, I'm just wondering.

Important addition to the 7. Battle of Ruusan: Jedi Master Farfalla was only able to break the Sith blockade, because of Bane. Bane ordered Admiral Nyras to attack the Jedi fleet which resulted in the break of the blockade. Without this move by Bane, the Jedi would've been defeated on Ruusan.

I would argue that the Sith were once again their own worst enemies. Without Bane, the Sith under Kaan would be able to destroy the Republic and the Jedi. It's unsure if this victory would have lasted long, but Kaan's approach to Sith ideology was much more sustainable than Bane's. Bane's philosophy worked well for a thousand years, but it fell apart shortly after the Sith were victorious.

In short: The dark side will always lose.

Want to know what is really boring? A sith origin story

Is there a reason this wasn't released as a series?

Wanting to kill all Jedi makes me an "extremist," I guess.

I don't understand there isn't fast development of tech in Star Wars, especially with so many shipyards. 20k years and things basically stays the same?

40k stagnation makes sense but not star wars

I'm getting my popcorn for this listing fest 🎉

Good Gravy. Darth Revan just won't go away lol. Definitely one of, if not THE most influential Sith in star wars history. And definitely my favorite character from the Galaxy far far away.

I thought the Thought Bomb didn't kill them but instead trapped them in a perpetual torture?

Writer#1:"So I have this idea about a morality decent sith.." all other writers and fandom:"NOOOOOO! IT CAN'T HAPPEN!"

Like Father Like Son Anakin Destroys The Vuutun Pala Then Years Later Luke Destroys The Death Star 🔥

I find it funny that galaxy spanning conflicts only last 2 to 5 years, one would expect capturing a single world would take that amount of time let alone taking a galaxy

It astounds me just how horrible the plots were for the video games after the two KOTOR games.

Biggest question, do you have a video on the Jedi as well? I knew most of the sith origin story(thanks for teaching me things i didnt know) but i know next to nothing about the Jedi origins

Love star wars lore...as long as it's from George Lucas Era of Star Wars not Disneys DLC for the series

Man that "True sith comeback" stuff sucks

Wow! Bloody hell this is a cool video.

You should do a video on the Jedi Shadows who survived Order 66

There is an Englishman Sith that is oft overlooked because of the tea breaks. Darth McDurbanstubbish.

The Sith only did to the Jedi what they did to them

This is a great video, 3 hours

Whatever happened to Darth revan

"Of all the threats that the universe faced, none were as big as the sith"
Meanwhile, Abeloth, causally chilling in a black hole: