New Sith Empire?

[Darth_Xavior]

Anybody see any chances of seeing a new Sith Empire led by a new sith more powerful than the empire?

[Rev7]

No, not today, and probably never.

[Astor]

Anybody see any chances of seeing a new Sith Empire led by a new sith more powerful than the empire?

 

There's already a New Sith Empire. Although that one was destroyed by civil war, much as most Sith Empires fall apart.

 

The only thing close enough to an Empire you're describing is Krayt's Sith Empire, which had created by starting a war and by a massive coup.

[Darth_Xavior]

hey but im talking about a strong empire led by a sith king from Koraban.

[Astor]

hey but im talking about a strong empire led by a sith king from Koraban.

 

The Sith don't have a king. They may have when they were simply scattered tribes on Ziost and Korriban, but for many thousands of years their highest position has been that of Dark Lord of the Sith. Sith who have conquered worlds have called themselves King (such as Freedon Nadd when he ruled Onderon, but there is no 'King of the Sith'.

 

And as for Korriban being used a throne-world, it hasn't been used as such since the New Sith Wars, but it had always been occupied and abandoned by whatever Sith had ruled at the time. Look at it during the times of Revan:

 

Under Revan's Sith Empire, it was a strong base, the site of colonies, and the Sith Academy. But a mere five years later, the entire planet was in ruins, the Valley of the Dark Lords all but forgotten, the Academy abandoned, as was the planet.

 

Each new generation of Sith 'remembers' Korriban, using it for a time, until they can use a better base. And frankly, the galaxy at large isn't even aware of the planet's existence. The center of Galactic politics and government has been Coruscant for as long as the Republic has existed (nearly 25,000 years). Any would-be Emperor would be foolish not to choose Coruscant as a capital - it is the location of far too much to be ignored.

[Ali1392]

wasnt naga shadow king of the sith, and marka ragnos before him?

[Astor]

No, they were both Dark Lords of the Sith. The title is much more than a just a title. It's also a kind of ego-massaging excercise for Sith.

 

Dark Lord of the Sith sounds a lot more grandiose and impressive than simply 'king'.