Poll: Dark Lords
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I already beat both of you to itEvil Jak said:
And again, Revan shouldn't count, as he redeemed himself and ended up becoming one of the greatest Jedi heroes of the Old Republic.
EDIT: Also, he was acting to defend the galaxy from the inevitable invasion of the True Sith which serves as the backstory for the upcoming MMO. His ways were a bit evil, but his intentions were good.
Yes, I saw that... but I also saw that you folded under Vader nerdrage! XDZeroMachine said:I already beat both of you to itEvil Jak said:
And again, Revan shouldn't count, as he redeemed himself and ended up becoming one of the greatest Jedi heroes of the Old Republic.
And he was the greatest Sith Lord and greatest Jedi, its common knowledge that the most powerful force-users preceeded the film time-line and Revan has acheived the most out of all of the big hitters... redemption doesnt count as Revan never left neutrality... he was reluctant to make a "Malak-sized" armada because of its dark side heritage.
So, err... yeah.
Palpatine. Why? He tricked his enemies and led the galaxy to the direction he wanted it to go. Also, he could easily defeat the others on the list.
Other. Anikan sky-walker before Darth Vader. If he hadn't become a robot...then i think he would of not been redeemed in the end. Plus without being a robot he would of kicked a lot more ass (and by robot i mean that DV had a lot of robot parts)
Palpatine. Best success ratio besides Big Brother (who I don't believe to be a Dark Lord) Palpatine is not just betraying the Republic and Jedi- he's technically betraying the Sith as well for his own benefit.
If you will indulge a bit of expanded universe geekery, the Sith Code encourages agressive domination by those strongest in the Force. But instead, he delegates the decisions to the men most loyal to him even if they're physically pathetic, brainless and/or don't even believe in the Force. Pure, undiluted egocentricism. He violates the Rule of Two as well, never training any real successor because he wanted to rule for as long as possible (and given that he had multiple clone bodies made that could be forever!).
If you will indulge a bit of expanded universe geekery, the Sith Code encourages agressive domination by those strongest in the Force. But instead, he delegates the decisions to the men most loyal to him even if they're physically pathetic, brainless and/or don't even believe in the Force. Pure, undiluted egocentricism. He violates the Rule of Two as well, never training any real successor because he wanted to rule for as long as possible (and given that he had multiple clone bodies made that could be forever!).
Vader was in the first three movies.seydaman said:
Revan was created later for the KotOR game.
I'm not sure gods count, but if so I agree.Aunel said:
