How nice can a Sith be?

[Nezuel]

[member="Wolf"] [member="Tirdarius"]

Was waiting for this guy's long thought out answer.


If you want to see a more pragmatic sith try to look up video of the light side sith inquisitor from SWTOR, I tend to see them as inspiration?

 

[Ellie Mors]

Be as nice as you want, as good as you want, but the road to hell is paved with good intentions, and through the dark side there is the inevitable corruption that all Sith and Dark Jedi will find, no matter how good they once were. One should remember that both Jacen Solo and Ulic Qel-Droma were once the most shining examples of Jedi knights, only for both to fall and become Sith Lords - one with a motive to "save" the galaxy, the other seeing a superior and "correct" method of galactic authority.

Both became corrupted, both were killed (though Ulic Qel-Droma was redeemed before he died.)

 

[Wolf]

[member="Fabula Caromed"]
I see your point, those are a lot of topics! I wasn't trying to ask "are the Sith really evil" though, it was more of a discussion on what's realistic for a Sith character to be and how well-intentioned a Sith character can be, do they have to be selfish or can they have some view of morality that justifies their actions. I guess it was more a discussion on lawful evil vs chaotic evil, or pragmatism vs insane killing sprees rather than trying to say the Sith are secretly the good guys and the Jedi are evil.