Dawn of The Republic: Lords of the Sith.

[Marf]

@Braden Drake

Afraid you can only make 2 chars in the one main faction, dude.

Also remember, you don't need to sacrifice Sith ambitions and aesthetic to make a Sith a bit more human and realistic. Serebin and Andro wear their robes/armour, complete their superiors' tasks, do their battles/sorcery, but still act like normal 20-year-olds when they're not working. I was actually inspired a bit by my own dysfunctional lifestyle when writing Serebin, lolol.

 

[Braden]

Marcus is an indie so Samar is my only Sith at the moment. No I understand that but as I am going to have Samar be very Sithy in sense of what he wants and stands for I will be looking for something completely different. So someone a bit more unhinged, being a Sith as that is the only faction that would accept him. (Main faction that is.)

 

[Tsunami]

@Saul

Good work on the Sith team list. I would remove my Sith named Novous and replace it with the character in my sig named Tychus Vox. Tychus is a confirmed to be joining you guys at this point :D

 

[Saul]

Sounds good! Will do @Tsunami!

 

[Tsunami]

Sounds good! Will do @Tsunami!

Thank you!

 

[Dakota]

Alright, finally got it edited (god damn internet acting up). If anyone has a character that they're planning for the next timeline, let me know and I'll get you added!

 

[K-97]

@Dakota

Could you do me a favour and switch out the link for my character to this one?

It is nowhere near finished (most of my work on this character is on Microsoft Word) but my concept has changed quite a bit since I posted initially and that's the character sheet I'll be updating.

 

[Marf]

So I just jotted this down after a random burst of inspiration. It's kind of a parody of the opening narration from one of my favourite movies and really reminded me of how I've designed the Warriors, and how they are strengthened by the oppression and adversity they've been faced with throughout history. The last quote in particular pretty much sums up Andromeda's story.

A little bit of fanon lore in there aswell. I've written Sadow and Ragnos not as historical figures, but as mythical deities. Since it's a legend, there could be countless variations of the story, but it sums up one version of how the Sith castes evolved. I may or may not use it in Andro's profile:

Original Audio from Watership Down

PROLOGUE​

THE LEGEND OF THE SITH WARRIOR

Long ago, the great Marka Ragnos created the Sith people. At first, he made them all the same. Now, among the Sith was Naga Sadow the Massassi Warrior. He had many friends, and they all lived happily together. But after a time the Massassi wandered everywhere, breeding and multiplying as they went.

So Ragnos said to Naga Sadow, "Warrior Prince, if you cannot control your people, I shall find ways to control them."

But Sadow would not listen and said to Ragnos, "My people are the strongest of all the Sith!"

This angered Marka Ragnos, so he determined to get the better of Naga Sadow. He gave a present to every group of the Sith people, making each one different from the rest. When the Sorcerers came, and others like the Assassins, Alchemists and Inquisitors, to each of them, Ragnos gave a fierce desire to enslave and kill the Sith of the Warrior caste.

Now Naga Sadow knew that Ragnos was too clever for him and he was frightened. He had never before seen the Kissai God of Death.

"My friend..." Said Marka Ragnos. "Have you seen Naga Sadow, for I wish to give him a gift."

"N-no, I have not seen him!"

So Ragnos said, "come out, and I shall bless you instead."

"No I cannot! I am busy! The Sorcerers and Assassins are coming!"

"Very well, be it so."

So Marka Ragnos gave the Warrior shining armour, which flashed like the stars and his arms and legs became strong and powerful... and he tore through all of his his enemies with all the fury and vigor in the world.

"All the world will be your enemy, Sith with a thousand enemies. Whenever they defeat you, they will kill you... But first they must defeat you, warrior, conqueror, fighter, Sith with the swift warning. Be strong, be defiant and your people will never be destroyed."

Credit to Watership Down. I own nothing.​

@Gamov @Galad J. Victus @Tsunami

 

[Galad J. Victus]

So I just jotted this down after a random burst of inspiration. It's kind of a parody of the opening narration from one of my favourite movies and really reminded me of how I've designed the Warriors, and how they are strengthened by the oppression and adversity they've been faced with throughout history. The last quote in particular pretty much sums up Andromeda's story.

A little bit of fanon lore in there aswell. I've written Sadow and Ragnos not as historical figures, but as mythical deities. Since it's a legend, there could be countless variations of the story, but it sums up one version of how the Sith castes evolved. I may or may not use it in Andro's profile:

Original Audio from Watership Down

PROLOGUE​

THE LEGEND OF THE SITH WARRIOR

Long ago, the great Marka Ragnos created the Sith people. At first, he made them all the same. Now, among the Sith was Naga Sadow the Massassi Warrior. He had many friends, and they all lived happily together. But after a time the Massassi wandered everywhere, breeding and multiplying as they went.

So Ragnos said to Naga Sadow, "Warrior Prince, if you cannot control your people, I shall find ways to control them."

But Sadow would not listen and said to Ragnos, "My people are the strongest of all the Sith!"

This angered Marka Ragnos, so he determined to get the better of Naga Sadow. He gave a present to every group of the Sith people, making each one different from the rest. When the Sorcerers came, and others like the Assassins, Alchemists and Inquisitors, to each of them, Ragnos gave a fierce desire to enslave and kill the Sith of the Warrior caste.

Now Naga Sadow knew that Ragnos was too clever for him and he was frightened. He had never before seen the Kissai God of Death.

"My friend..." Said Marka Ragnos. "Have you seen Naga Sadow, for I wish to give him a gift."

"N-no, I have not seen him!"

So Ragnos said, "come out, and I shall bless you instead."

"No I cannot! I am busy! The Sorcerers and Assassins are coming!"

"Very well, be it so."

So Marka Ragnos gave the Warrior shining armour, which flashed like the stars and his arms and legs became strong and powerful... and he tore through all of his his enemies with all the fury and vigor in the world.

"All the world will be your enemy, Sith with a thousand enemies. Whenever they defeat you, they will kill you... But first they must defeat you, warrior, conqueror, fighter, Sith with the swift warning. Be strong, be defiant and your people will never be destroyed."

Credit to Watership Down. I own nothing.​

@Gamov @Galad J. Victus @Tsunami

This is epic. I like how the Warrior caste is spoken to and is made aware of his personal strength; implying that he is the vanguard of all the Sith, a fierce warrior. It really makes me proud.

 

[Tsunami]

Red Zabrak Male Seeking Talented Apprentices.

Please Enquire Bellow!

Seriously though, for those of you that are going to be starting at ranks lower than the entry level "Knight" rank and want a IC master for IC training, or just to have someone to write into the bio please let me know.
Thank you!

 

[Dakota]

Red Zabrak Male Seeking Talented Apprentices.

Please Enquire Bellow!

Seriously though, for those of you that are going to be starting at ranks lower than the entry level "Knight" rank and want a IC master for IC training, or just to have someone to write into the bio please let me know.
Thank you!

Same with me. If you're interested in a more Force oriented character, hit me up.

 

[Epicjester]

Bumping this thread since I seem to no longer get alerts from it

 

[K-97]

Red Zabrak Male Seeking Talented Apprentices.

Please Enquire Bellow!

Seriously though, for those of you that are going to be starting at ranks lower than the entry level "Knight" rank and want a IC master for IC training, or just to have someone to write into the bio please let me know.
Thank you!

Same with me. If you're interested in a more Force oriented character, hit me up.

A bit of an odd question; what kind of Apprentice are you two seeking? And what kind of rping would you have in mind for them?

 

[Savvy]

I plan on playing for the Sith. Character sheet isn't up yet, but for accounting purposes you can put me down. Haven't settled on a name yet, but I know she's going to be a Firrerreo.

 

[Tsunami]

A bit of an odd question; what kind of Apprentice are you two seeking? And what kind of rping would you have in mind for them?

Well my character is a jack of all trades. He's going to have a very unorthodox training style, odd drills, trials (in which I would be happy to narrate/play npcs for you) then there would be the benefit I may get from having an apprentice such someone to accompany me on missions.

My character is first and foremost an assassin and those skills are something your character should want if picking a master such as my character!

 

[Dakota]

A bit of an odd question; what kind of Apprentice are you two seeking? And what kind of rping would you have in mind for them?

Mine would likely seek a student more or less like him, not as physically strong but more intellectually capable than his or her peers. A student of the Force, basically the opposite of what Tsunami is looking for. As for RPing, it would be divided equally between one on one instruction in the Force and the more spiritual/religious aspects of the Sith (like how to commune with the dead) and live threads. He would most likely teach his students the basics of how to manipulate others and then send them off on little missions around the Sith. These missions would be there not only to secure his own power, but to provide his apprentice some of their own, thus giving them an incentive to continue their training. I haven't gotten the specifics worked out yet, but it would be pretty Force and philosophy oriented, with swordsmanship taught for basic survival.

 

[Epicjester]

*Just has his own Sith act like Mr Miyagi*

Join Rhem, go view the Force as a SCIENCE!!

 

[Gamov]

So I just jotted this down after a random burst of inspiration. It's kind of a parody of the opening narration from one of my favourite movies and really reminded me of how I've designed the Warriors, and how they are strengthened by the oppression and adversity they've been faced with throughout history. The last quote in particular pretty much sums up Andromeda's story.

A little bit of fanon lore in there aswell. I've written Sadow and Ragnos not as historical figures, but as mythical deities. Since it's a legend, there could be countless variations of the story, but it sums up one version of how the Sith castes evolved. I may or may not use it in Andro's profile:

Original Audio from Watership Down

PROLOGUE​

THE LEGEND OF THE SITH WARRIOR

Long ago, the great Marka Ragnos created the Sith people. At first, he made them all the same. Now, among the Sith was Naga Sadow the Massassi Warrior. He had many friends, and they all lived happily together. But after a time the Massassi wandered everywhere, breeding and multiplying as they went.

So Ragnos said to Naga Sadow, "Warrior Prince, if you cannot control your people, I shall find ways to control them."

But Sadow would not listen and said to Ragnos, "My people are the strongest of all the Sith!"

This angered Marka Ragnos, so he determined to get the better of Naga Sadow. He gave a present to every group of the Sith people, making each one different from the rest. When the Sorcerers came, and others like the Assassins, Alchemists and Inquisitors, to each of them, Ragnos gave a fierce desire to enslave and kill the Sith of the Warrior caste.

Now Naga Sadow knew that Ragnos was too clever for him and he was frightened. He had never before seen the Kissai God of Death.

"My friend..." Said Marka Ragnos. "Have you seen Naga Sadow, for I wish to give him a gift."

"N-no, I have not seen him!"

So Ragnos said, "come out, and I shall bless you instead."

"No I cannot! I am busy! The Sorcerers and Assassins are coming!"

"Very well, be it so."

So Marka Ragnos gave the Warrior shining armour, which flashed like the stars and his arms and legs became strong and powerful... and he tore through all of his his enemies with all the fury and vigor in the world.

"All the world will be your enemy, Sith with a thousand enemies. Whenever they defeat you, they will kill you... But first they must defeat you, warrior, conqueror, fighter, Sith with the swift warning. Be strong, be defiant and your people will never be destroyed."

Credit to Watership Down. I own nothing.​

@Gamov @Galad J. Victus @Tsunami

My alerts don't seem to be working, so I didn't know about this until just now. :/

In any event, I really like this. Especially the deification of ancient Sith like Sadow and Ragnos. That's a clever way of incorporating them into Sith history with regards to the new canon.

 

[Seiya]

My character will be a more independent Sith, focused on building alliances and forces to be reckoned with. He is at the end of the day a soldier and his passion is with his words and his sabre. He often will try to avoid conflict and use his words rather than his sabre, but infuriate him and this may change. He is both hiding in the shadows and out on the front lines at his own time, believing that he can do both jobs alone without a Master controlling him.

 

[Tsunami]

My character will be a more independent Sith, focused on building alliances and forces to be reckoned with. He is at the end of the day a soldier and his passion is with his words and his sabre. He often will try to avoid conflict and use his words rather than his sabre, but infuriate him and this may change. He is both hiding in the shadows and out on the front lines at his own time, believing that he can do both jobs alone without a Master controlling him.

I don't know if I have ever been more confused with something someone has said... Ever.

• "He is at the end of the day a soldier and his passion is with his words and his sabre"
• "He often will try to avoid conflict and use his words rather than his sabre,"
• "He is both hiding in the shadows and out on the front lines.