#Sith species

[oonaluna-art]

Hey y'all, sorry to have not posted in some time, as I've been in Graduate School.

These two were inspired by the Sith Empire Legends comics—specifically the Sith Religion being founded by exiled Dark Jedi and Sith natives having families.

[kitkatinahat]

Art from Artfight! This is A'slaug, an oc from the wonderful @mirandemia |Patreon | TikTok | Youtube|Linktr.ee|

[riachuelowii]

Rainbow colour coded swtor ocs

[person25]

i find i difficult to believe that Padme just, what? accepts that Anakin kills children in aotc but it’s just sooo much worse in rots bc they’re jedi? or human?

something’s not adding up…

[miraluking-respectfully]

the wookiee-hugging emote is so fluid and enthusiastic it is giving me genuine grief that i can't use it on my companions

[dresspheres]

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[dapurinthos]

*head in hands realization*

aw fuck [redacted] is a metaphor for inherited mental illness that no one talks about.

i played myself. i was re-reading an oresteia and realized i fucking played myself. the curse of the pelopidai is inescapable.

anyway.

“Why do you refer to the hypothetical Chosen One as a banana?” “It’s a joke.” “Really?” “Bananas have low genetic diversity. They only grow in one system and the current cultivar is a clone of a clone of a clone. Every banana is the same banana. It’s a monoculture. The Holocron of Prophecy says that the hypothetical Chosen One will have no father, so they’re basically born parthenogenetically, missing half the DNA that usually goes into making up a person.” “Like a banana. You're right, that is funny.” “Oh, good.” I feel an inordinate amount of relief at the confirmation. “They could just be Dathomiri.” “What?” “Dathomiri reproduce through sexual and asexual reproduction.” “What.” That makes sense, actually. It explains how you get Iridonian and Dathomiri Zabraks. Female Dathomiri are definitely not female Zabraks. Is this because of their magic? A result of some sort of Sith alchemy like the way the Dark Jedi were supposed to have created a way for them to interbreed with the indigenous Tsis population? “I’ll comm Jo and tell her you’ve got a new area of research I’m allowing you.” I’m half-way down the corridor before he finishes. “Thank youuuuuuu!”

[ipreferfiction]

i'm going insane thinking about my own ocs help

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"…THEY ATTACKED SAHDETT, BUT THE JEDI WAS FAR TOO SKILLED FOR THE CLONES…"

PIC INFO: Resolution at 1146x1618 -- Spotlight on a panel of Verpine (alien species) Jedi Master Beyghor Sahdett surviving Order 66, in his first (though unnamed) appearance, from "STAR WARS: Republic" Vol. 1 #79. November, 2005. Dark Horse Comics.

"But not every Jedi fell victim to Palpatine's plan…Some…by skill…survived."

-- ANONYMOUS (19 BBY)

MINI-OVERVIEW: "When Contingency Order 66 was issued to all clone troopers ordering them to execute their #Jedi leaders, Sahdett's troops moved to obey. While planetside within a forest, they attacked Sahdett, but the Jedi was far too skilled for the clones, and he cut many of them down with his lightsaber."

-- STAR WARS WIKIA (Wookiepedia)

Source: https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Beyghor_Sahdett.

[queen-rhaenys-opress]

V’ashka Tei reborn

I changed her face markings to make it easier for myself. I screwed up her second combat style so I’m heavily debating remaking her as a marauder/sorc combo lol

[accursedvoid]

I think I’d like ‘grey jedi’ more as a morality/order choice if it wasn’t called ‘grey JEDI’ and had its own cool separate name like Jedi & Sith have.

Cause otherwise it just feels too jedi adjacent/too attached to said order - when I’d rather my character(s) not be connected to either side of the sith/jedi and have an option for my grey to light jedi/siths that aren’t truly attached to their orders/starting to go rogue from them/don’t conform to them to like align with than just ‘light sider/dark sider’

That way ‘Grey jedi’ as a term could just be applied to jedi that aren’t ‘Temple Jedi’ or whatever which is what I usually think of when I hear that term (not a whole separate order as canon puts it)

[thevalleyisjolly]

I’m definitely not saying that the old Star Wars Legends books were all good, and I’ll be the first to criticize them for all the interesting creative decisions and sometimes questionable writing quality, but there will always be a little part of me that’s salty about how they got almost completely discarded in favour of the Mouse’s new canon hegemony.  Was Legends really that good?  Eh, not really.  So often, it was a case of ‘Cool concept, completely dropped the ball on the execution.’  Are there a lot of good things about the new canon that we wouldn’t be able to have with Legends?  Absolutely.  Is it still a shitty thing to overwrite decades worth of creative effort and collaboration for the sake of corporate marketing?  Generally, yeah.

[oatm1lkcowboy]

every day i wake up and fight ‘make a star wars (clone era) au of the qsmp where the families are jedi and padawans’ demons

[spaceferren-comics]

Bones/Nemvrta dark souls looking piece lmao

[moontheoretist]

Red Siths and Yoda’s race

When I started watching Mandalorian I was already pretty deep into SWTOR and I read a bit too many articles on Wookiepedia about the times even farther in the past than The Old Republic.

That knowledge obviously had later went into use when I saw Grogu and started thinking about the race Yoda, Yaddle and Grogu come from. The natural conclusion to which I came is that they must be an ancient species as there are not many of them in the Movie Era, and they have naturally very long lifespan (which the existence of Grogu put into perspective if he is 50yo, and he is still considered a toddler and can't yet speak, only able to communicate telepathically via the Force with other force users - which may imply that Yoda species is only able to communicate this way when young and at the same time establish them as majorly force-sensitive species just like Red Siths). Their natural strength in the Force was then established by the fact that all 3 representatives were forcesensitive and the fact that Yoda's midichlorian count was supposedly the highest until Anakin - artificialy made child - came into the picture and kicked him off his pedestal when it comes to the count alone.

It's also very interesting that Yoda, Yaddle and Grogu are all more prone to be drawn to the Light Side, though Grogu showed some signs of being tempted, but in this case even Yoda once said that he felt the pull of the Dark Side, so it's probably just a normal thing. Still, the preference for the Light may imply that they are one of the few races in the SW lore that are born attuned to the specific Side of the Force. Which brings me all the way back to the Red Siths and their natural affiliation to the Dark Side, because they are born attuned to it.

Attunement doesn't mean you can't use the other side obviously, but it definitely affects how you view the side you are attuned to - it’s natural for you to view one rather than the other as normal as it's part of you, your whole genome and your whole species. It also may imply some way of natural resistance to the negative effects of the Force like Dark Side corruption. I barely ever saw any Red Sith that could be considered "fallen" by the Jedi standards. Hell, we mostly met former Jedi who had "fallen", which brings me to the conclusion that if you are born attuned to the Dark Side, there must be some benefit to it. Siths also don't tend to shut down their emotions, which greatly influences their relation to the Dark Side, as bottled up emotions and unresolved traumas can affect the person in such a way that they will fall into the Dark Side with no control over it. Lana Beniko is my favorite example of a Sith to give here, because she is simply pragmatic, not evil. She considers killing in some situations just more beneficial than not. She is reasonable, she doesn't cackle like fallen Jedi, and she in general can be seen as sane and even caring.

Anyway, what brought me here is the idea that Red Siths are scarce or nonexistent in the Movie Era, which is understandable considering that they were 1% of the Empire's population already during The Old Republic Era. Still, they may have been aware of the existence of the species that Yoda is from, due to both being ancient species attuned to the Force. Maybe even both of them were the first species to study the Force on tython when those weird high-tech pyramids descended upon their worlds and then took them straight there?

Tenebrae's birth on Medriaas also implies that Red Siths existed not only on ancient Korriban, but also on different planets like Medriaas and Ziost that establishes their access to space travel as far as 5000BBY or farther. That means that knowing Yoda's species personally may have been very easy for them, especially if they met during some wars. I just like to think that if our Pureblood Siths ever met someone from Yoda’s species, they would be like “oh, it’s you!”

[past3l-p0p]

alright, first post of my new tumblr account after coming back after like 3 or 4 years haha!! so this is one of my Star Wars OCs, Astoria Cannossis! in my AU, she trained as Obi-Wan Kenobi’s Padawan a few years after Anakin began training Ahsoka! the dragon-like creature beside Astoria is an original species i made in the SW universe, called a Felucian Wraith (they live on planet Felucia ofc lol); her name is Salem, and Astoria rescued her after finding her injured critically injured by poachers. i won’t bore anyone with all the details here tho unless u want me to, so check out my insta for more info on her if you’d like (insta @ is in my bio)!! 💜🪐✨