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Going Back Major

Not only must he real in the One Sith, But The Sith Council as well, which has several members. The League of the Sith has more than a dozen members too. Your going to need to reign in a lot of people. In a way, I feel a civil war coming, unless you can give all the Sith reason to stand together, under your rule.
 
In Umbris Potestas Est
I don't think this is a good idea.

We already have two factions waiting to spring to life(@Darc Xavier Talus's Sith Council and @[member="Darth Voracitos"]'s League of the Sith) that are going to become major when this event ends. The Empire would have to wait until May 1 in order to become major again, assuming your application is accepted the same day. The absolute last thing we need right now is for three Sith factions to be fighting amongst one another and vying for members while the Pubs steal everything from what was our territory and industrial base.

As well, with no disrespect to @[member="Darth Vulcanus"] as a person and writer: if we really intend to start this faction over again, do we want as leader a person who OOCly worked hard as a part of the Fel to fight against and break down the Empire? He did actively support the establishment of the faction on property taken from the faction, as well as invaded our planets and(ICly) has ordered the deaths of all Sith encountered. The chances of this working out to the best way we expect would be like asking @[member="Joshua DragonsFlame"] to become Sith FL. There's a good lack of trust involved.
 
@[member="Circe Savan"] Funny story, I was planning on getting more active in helping the Sith at one point, both IC and OOC. Sadly, few RPs, OOC dicks, etc, etc made me say "Screw you guys, I'm going home" so I just went after the Mando invasions alone for the hell of it since no Sith would really give me the time of day. Mandos that want to kill you make better RP then people who don't want to RP with you :p

Buuut I see whatcha mean. I wouldn't trust me either.

Nobody trusts the dragon.
 

Darth Vulcanus

Better than other-other space Kaiden
@[member="Circe Savan"]

I've already explained that i'm stepping down from the Fel and you don't seem to understand that by the time I took the throne the faction already had a planned end. The Fel were a faction way before I even knew about the planned fall of the Empire but when I got asked to help I said sure, because what else could I do? I play characters, not myself. Krag fights for the Sith and that's the way it will stay.
 
In Umbris Potestas Est
@[member="Darth Vulcanus"]

This isn't anything against you as a person whatsoever. I'm merely of the opinion that someone who's ended up investing time in a faction as their leader against said Sith faction isn't the best option if we're looking to get a leader to restart the Sith Empire. It's similar to how we'd never see one of Cira's characters leading the Fringe, or one of Kaine's running the Republic. Since those people put effort into factions that were directly opposing the faction their character wishes to be the leader of, why would the populaces of those factions actively support their being leader?

But admittedly, that's not as big as what @[member="Darth Kentarch"] pointed out. Most if not all of the persons active in the Sith Empire have vacated the premises and moved on to the three parts of the new body of Sith factions - the shadow, the weapon, and the brains. Unless a miracle were to happen, I doubt that any restorative iteration of the Sith Empire would have the momentum it needed to regain majordom May 1st and overcome the three other Sith factions.
 
Circe Savan said:
the shadow, the weapon, and the brains.
I really like that analogy. I think I have an idea that might work up to the rise of a Dark Empire, if you'd hear me out, that settles all controversy over the rise of the next generation of Imperials.

Though it make takes some time, and people patiently dedicated to it.

If we could convince people to join the respective three rising stars (two bright and one struggling [read as: mine]) as a requirement for joining the eventual Dark Empire, then as a story we could play it like this:

The Dark Alliance: One to Sabotage (One Sith), One to Invade (League), One to Balance Control (Council).

The only dilemma I see, is the motive of the One Sith, because they all serve One Dark Lord, making any other order a band of heretics. Perhaps we could trick them (IC) by making them believe we are their servants.

After the Alliance goes on for a little while (couple weeks or a month), maybe an Emperor could arise from the Chaos.
 

Kathryn Dae

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@[member="Darth Vulcanus"]

"I hate you, you hate me,
Let's all go and PVP.
With a force crush here, and a force crush there,
Lots of sabers every where."
 
In Umbris Potestas Est
I support @[member="Darth Voracitos"]' idea as long as we get TSC involved too. If we don't have all three of the factions intended to be a part of this(potentially adding the Graug in as well), then there'll be competing Dark Side factions who will hurt each other and become fragmented, resulting in both of their destructions as the hands of the Republic and Mandos.
 

Kathryn Dae

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@[member="Circe Savan"]
Tbh, a little infighting in the Sith always makes for more interesting roleplay. It also gives us some more viable competition, because at the moment, the Republic is genuinely too strong to be a target.
 
In Umbris Potestas Est
@[member="Kathryn Dae"]

The Republic is currently suffering internal strife. Since Selena left, the struggle for who'll be calling the shots next is already starting. The best option would be to go after them as a unified Sith faction instead of allowing ourselves to be forced to fight against fellow Darksiders. We have to do this, otherwise the infighting between Sith factions will destroy us when the Republic comes, with or without our permission.
 

Darth Vulcanus

Better than other-other space Kaiden
@[member="Circe Savan"]

I agree and there are talks already taking place *hits the Sith Faction like the Fonz and kick starts it to life*
 

Kathryn Dae

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@[member="Circe Savan"]
As someone who has regular contact with the people who run the republic (myself included among them), your claims of the republic being in a time of strife is incredibly incorrect. In fact, it's so incredibly incorrect that you couldn't possibly be more incorrect about it if you tried. We had an instant, smooth succession of OOC leadership to Josh, and to my knowledge, Harkness is still in command of the Senate by way of Chancellor. The only thing that's being voted on, is weather or not to keep the position of grandmaster post Selena, and that vote went through with the majority choosing to pick to keep the rank. The only remaining thing to do now that we've cleared that up, is to have the council elect a new Grandmaster (which will likely be done in the next 7 days).

TLDR?

There is no struggle for "who calls the shots". Literally the only thing different about the republic a couple of weeks ago, and the republic now, is Trent has chosen to go on a LOA.


Back on topic:

The best option, naturally, is to take out the nearby competition. The Empire could, in theory, dominate the Mandalorians as a build up to taking the Republic. It'd make the faction seem more dangerous, and it'd remove the "threat" of TSC doing the infighting routine.
I still vote leave the other sith factions alone unless they wish to join (obv consume them at a later date), simply because, well. Y'know. Sith + minor infighting here and there = Great roleplay for all.
 

Kathryn Dae

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@[member="Darth Vulcanus"]
Also just to double check... Talks with the republic, or other people? :S
 

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