I think that's a job title rather than a Sith title.

That's because battle droids were only made to be cheap. That's the whole point of battle droids.

To be fair, Nahdar Vebb was just promoted to Knight. Still think Grievous was a joke in both the movies and TCW, he was only good in the comics. Dooku was a great villain in TCW.

I don't think Lana is even a Lord, she doesn't have a title right?

There are many clones of Starkiller, could be possible that Starkiller was a clone himself.

would they have been screwed?

He's in the novel Annihilation

Looks like Malgus has the same lightsaber as... http://s29.postimg.org/4flsvj1x3/Female_Twilek.jpg

That does look like Darth Talon

The sons presented two Sith lightsabers and two Jedi lightsabers. Could those belong to SW, SI, JK, and JC?

Yeah but he did show remorse and his dark side went away. The one in black used dark side when they were kids. I guess they use dark side when it's situational.

They use both the light and the dark side. What's your take?

Was he just born that way? If so, then someone must be born equally strong in the light side because the Force was supposed to balance out light and dark, according to Darth Plagueis- who theorized that Maul was born strong in the dark side due to the Jedi being in power for so long.

The Scimitar may look the best, but Dooku's solar sailor is much faster. 1,600 kph in atmosphere versus 1,180 kph

Who do you think has the best starship? (personal ships, not capital ships). I think Dooku since his uses ancient Gree technology. Darth Vader- TIE Advanced x1 (formerly Eta-2 Actis-class interceptor) Count Dooku- Solar sailer Darth Maul- Scimitar Emperor Palpatine- Lambda-class T-4a shuttle Nox/Emperor's Wrath- Fury-class Imperial interceptor Anymore I may have missed? I didn't consider Revan's Ebon Hawk since he wasn't a Sith anymore during that time, but still a good ship

Of course the latter. It's legal as long as there's no proof that he did.

Can't Nox bind the ghosts of every Jedi/Sith he kills immediately after killing them? Or do they need to be killed a certain way to become a Force ghost?

Since the Emperor's Wrath is the role of a hitman rather than a foot soldier or a leader of large armies, shouldn't a Sith Assassin who's more specialized for that kind of killing be better for that position than a Sith Warrior?

Most humans in the Empire have a little bit of Sith blood in them.

Codex entry for Darth title for SW: So the Wrath has the authority of a Darth. Wrath doesn't lead armies in large battles in the story though, but rather fight one-on-one duels and small fights, so the Wrath is more of a foot soldier than a leader. Not far off to think of the Emperor's Wrath position as that of a glorified hitman.

That thing did have some reminisce of Abeloth from Fate of the Jedi series. Will we see big tentacle monster again? Will it eat up Force users? I don't want to see it in another Op, but in the storyline.

Yeah training and experience plays a factor, but I was talking more about natural talent and potential.

It was in the novelizations. I think since no one knew what a Dark Lord of the Sith was back then, everyone thought Vader/Palp were simply Dark Jedi.

Does Force power have an effect on one's lightsaber skill? Not counting cybernetic enhancements such as Greivous.

Bind Force ghosts in order to utilize their strength.