Force Net vs Odojinya: What's the difference?

[Ellie Mors]

[member="Silara"] Could it be possible, that Nad merely believed you had to be born with it, as part of the ritualistic aspect of Sith Magic, when Bane might have just had a little trouble starting out? Since Nad told him so, he believed it to be true, and thus passed up the opportunity to learn it as his apprentice did?

That could be the case, if you step back from canon and bring conjecture into the matter, but Bane was unable to perform the sith magic, it was hardly Nadd simply explaining that he would be unable to learn.

 

[Trenchcoat Man]

[member="Silara"]

This was not an expression of physical capability, but with the organization of his headspace. Only a person who believes in God can pick up quarters left by God. An Atheist just finds money people dropped. Darth Bane just wasn't good at it because he was more into elementary models of power.


EDIT: Additionally, as hip as Sith Alchemy is, it's also inferior to, y'know, a basic Lightsaber. It was, once again, trying to manipulate unknown forces through elaborate means to yield results. Eventually, people didn't need it anymore. That's why Sith Alchemy also went the way of the dinosaur. Both Sith Magic and Sith Alchemy are ANCIENT arts of a dead species. They went away because they were inferior in comparison to the way they're practiced now.

 

[Arage Bao]

[member="Trenchcoat Man"]

You haven't ever been more sexy than now.