More than Dathka Graush, Hakagram Graush, and more even than what the Dark Lords of the Sith could call upon.īut the sorceress herself could not command and control such power, which led to a massive failure- Ambria was destroyed, left barren, and left as a dark side nexus, whilst almost every living being in it died- the sorceress included. The power generated by the ritual was more than what any being before her had ever managed to gather. After centuries of construction, the structures were finished, and her ritual would take place- but she bit more than she could chew. She used her slaves to create structures of dark power, meant for rituals that were never before attempted. She was not special by any means, but still managed to enslave the planet’s populace, and bend them to her will. Some hundreds of years later, a sith disciple, a sorceress, left for a planet called Ambria. By selectively breeding with only the most powerful and gifted of the sith species, the dark lords assured that the generations after theirs would become more powerful with time. They learned quickly from and with the sith, and grew in power more and more as time passed. They became their rulers, and their lords. Stronger than any emperor or king who had come before- and with techniques and powers that the sith species had never before seen- they were worshipped as gods and demi-gods by the sith people. They were few in number, but powerful beyond belief.
They were what their names imply- but also much more. Hakagram’s reign was set during the time in which the dark jedi exiles arrived in Korriban. Albeit, unfortunately for Hakagram, this happened at a very bad time. Graush was powerful, skilled, and absurdly evil, even by sith standards.Īfter his death, and some centuries later, an ancestor of his (Hakagram Graush) took up the mantle of king of the sith people. This stopped almost abruptly though, during the reign of Dathka Graush, who almost completely dominated the species, just before becoming their supreme ruler. These few lucky ones would then rule the sith species (or at least a portion of them) for some number of years.
Over many generations, the sith fought and fought for power, with oftentimes, only the strongest of the sith being left alive. They may have been simply too big and strong, or too skilled in the force compared to the others, but this gave them significant edges. Before the sith ‘united’ into an order, ruled by one Sith Lord, they had on and off rulers and oppressors, who were mostly individuals who simply abused their strength in their force against their weaker fellow sith. They fought each other for thousands of years, and conquered worlds for just as long. They were evil by nature, and loved power more than everything else. They were big, strong, red-skinned humanoids, who had a natural talent for the force. Once upon a time, there was a little planet called Korriban, in which the sith species resided.
This will be the introduction to several key character But this is not the case with everything present here. Do some of these explanations connect to something else in the blog? Yes, because I wrote it to be like that on purpose. I look at, explain, and talk about many different things that make Bane powerful, regardless of time and place. There is no need to connect POD Bane to ROT Bane, or ROT Bane to DOE Bane for the blog to make sense. I ask that you read my blog with care, at least, and please, do tell me of any disagreements that might come your way as you read this blog.Įach part of this blog is meant to be read almost separately. I wanted to leave no rock/stone unturned, while also trying to be thorough and precise. Foreword: I would like to apologize for the length of the blog.
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