All of those are really solid, I would also recommend Legacy, and throw Republic and Dark Times in there. The latter two are a lot longer than the other runs you're talking about though, so it would be good to save them for later. Any of the runs Vector crosses over with are solid, really.
It did happen in the EU. Cognus' apprentice Darth Millennial established Prophets of the Dark Side which were later used by Palpatine during his reign.
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Of course that cunt is a Reylo...
Ah Reylo, the beloved ship that only makes sense to teenage girls.
I reread Jedi vs Sith semi-recently and it doesn't really hold up, the Bane novels are unfortunately the only good work in the New Sith Wars.
I agree, it's not great but it shows an important event in the galaxy's history - so if he's not planning to read Bane (which I highly recommend reading) the comic is better than nothing.
Considering that the Sith were active roughly 1000BBY in Disney canon and that many species are very long lived, it's not unlikely that he would have trained under people who had direct contact with them and passed on that knowledge to him.
And a lot of them are incredibly different in terms of themes too, it's a crappy fanfic where the writer haphazardly shoves all the things they like into it without putting any thought into whether it actually works.
Considering the hubristic nature of the Sith it would make sense that the rule got broken constantly by some, but that the consequences of their actions would be the proof that the adherents need to convince their own apprentices. The Sith being able to keep their heads down for a whole milennia is ridiculous to me, they really should have been popping up every few decades because somebody decided they knew better and then getting fucked up by their master's backup apprentices.
That's literally a super villain speech. It's like the dyke seen a Spiderman film and decided that the moral was wrong.
Also if you don't want a bunch of people getting aggro on you for shitting things up, do it in your own original property instead of ruining an existing one.
Star Wars Republic was the fucking tits.
Definitely there would have been sensing through the Force but a bunch of Jedi were found by actively opposing the Empire. The presence of a leader of a rebel unit wielding a lightsaber would be a dead giveaway of a Jedi. A Jedi leaked information about his group so that they could fight Vader.
Ah, yeah, Conclave of Kessel. Didn't go well for Jedi.
I was mostly thinking about this kind of Jedi. Yoda hid on Dagobah so dark side aura of the planet concealed him, Kenobi was hermit on Tatooine, aka the middle of nowhere and last place Vader wanted to visit. But what about Jedi who just lived somewhere, pretending to be regular citizen? Obviously, if identified by informant the Empire would come knocking but would imperial Force users be able to detect that said Jedi used the Force while not in their immediate proximity? I'm thinking that after order 66, with few Jedi left in galaxy, it would be much easier to pinpoint anyone using the Force conciously but I don't know how exactly such detection works in lore/EU.
Using the Force would not tip off all other Force users throughout the galaxy. Perhaps those very strong in the Force can send off a signal but it’s not like a homing beacon. The lore is vague on using the Force to detect other Force sensitives as it’s often a narrative device for why characters meet. Chalk it up to the Will of the Force.
When saturday morning cartoon villains are too hard for you to understand.Leslye Headland said:
Personally I would recommend giving the novels a try, it is in my opinion the best way to experience this story. And art in the comics is rather uneven.
If we're recommending small side-stories, I'll add:
