Jrr_hypernova Posted January 5, 2015 Share Posted January 5, 2015 see topic tittle Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sangiban Posted January 5, 2015 Share Posted January 5, 2015 I figure Overseers are lower than Lord, given how Overseer Harkun is submissive to Lord Zash (before she becomes a Darth), but higher than apprentice. Something like: Darth>Lord>Overseer>Apprentice>Acolyte Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Andrellma Posted January 5, 2015 Share Posted January 5, 2015 (edited) The Sith Order bestows a number of titles upon its followers, as befits their rank and power. These are the most common: Acolyte: A Sith acolyte has not yet completed his or her trials in the Sith Academy, and may well die before becoming truly “Sith.” Sith: An acolyte who completes the trials and is accepted as the apprentice of a Sith Lord is considered Sith–no more, no less. Any non-Sith, however, is expected to refer to a Sith as “my lord” out of respect. Overseer: An instructor at the Sith Academy is called an overseer. Overseers are often Sith Lords, but that rank is not a requirement; they may simply be Sith with a talent for instruction. Sith Lord: A Sith who advances in the order’s hierarchy will eventually be elevated to Sith Lord. His or her name is preceded by “Lord” in formal address. In the modern Empire, “Dark Lord” is synonymous with this term. Darth: The strongest Sith Lords ascend to the position of Darth. Many take a new name at this point, symbolically embracing their transformation into something greater. Emperor: There has been only one Sith Emperor since the Great Hyperspace War over 1,300 years ago. He is supreme. From the Codex Entry "Sith Titles" obtained on Korriban They're typically Lords, but not always. Overseer is simply a title for an instructor at the Sith Academy, and holds no official place in the Sith Hierarchy besides that which the Overseer holds for him/herself (again, typically Lord). Best way to think of them is kind of like Drill Sergeants. While Drill Sergeant is not a rank in and of itself, it is a title held by the instructors of Basic Training for the Army. Those who hold that title are typically Staff Sergeants, or Sergeants First Class. Edited January 5, 2015 by Andrellma Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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