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[Liamv2]

They do have some reverence for the powerful such as the tombs on Korriban though they mostly just care for themselves and how powerful they are.

[TheClonesLegacy]

This reminds me of something.

 

But remember Star Wars has a very limited view on Morality, very Black and White.

So the bad guys aren't allowed to grieve or care about anyone else. So I doubt they do have any heroes, just stories about weaklings who failed.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

The empire indeed had heroes:

 

 

They do have some reverence for the powerful such as the tombs on Korriban though they mostly just care for themselves and how powerful they are.

 

Do you mean Moriban?

[Liamv2]

The empire indeed had heroes:

 

*snip*

 

 

Do you mean Moriban?

 

Either name works.

[MegaIllusiveMan]

The empire indeed had heroes:

 

*snip*

 

 

Do you mean Moriban?

 

 

To the OP question: Yeah, the Korriban Tombs

[mybudgee]

Any Empire has only one hero: the Emperor

 

/thread

[mousestalker]

[The Love Runner]

You can't handle the swag of the Sith!

[RobRam10]

In the Old Republic, Jedi such as Visas Marr, Juhani, Meetra Surik and Revan are revered as Champions of the Jedi Order. The Sith do not seem to revere the past so fervently, maybe it's because they have all been defeated at one point or another? (I would say Traya, but maybe they don't think she was a True Sith based on her intent to destroy the Force and all who feel it?) So do the Sith mention KOTOR's Sith at all?

They do? Revan, Malak, Nihilus, Sion and Traya are regarded as True Sith also didn't Revan's holocron inspired Bane to create the Rule of Two in the EU? Because if Revan wasn't revered as a Sith Bane would have destroyed the holocron the moment he saw that it was Revan's.

[Dermain]

The empire indeed had heroes:

 

 

 

Do you mean Moriban?

 

What empire did they form exactly?

 

I'm pretty sure they got wiped out... 

 

Those evil Sima's...

 

This is the only Empire that's worth talking about.

 

 

No.

[Voxr]

As others have stated the Sith do. But I think the main reason they don't "revere" many past figures in their order like the jedi do. Is because unlike the jedi who not only left behind a vast legacy but also left behind many teachings for other future Jedi. The sith may have documented things they learned but I doubt very few of them cared to let others know about it other than themselves. Also the Sith focus on self preservation and benefiting themselves. So when sith learn new powers or ways of the force that another past sith discovered and documented or maybe even passed on to other generations. I doubt many of the reciprocators care about who found out how to do it, they only care that they themselves have that knowledge now. After all those sith are dead so whats the point in worrying or caring about them unless they were just really powerful or influential.

 

The only "hero" Would be, like mybudgee said, The Emperor. 

[SlottsMachine]

Damn! You again!

 

I have ministers for this one, though.

 

House, Hats, Chewin, Odan, Rah and more.

 

Legend of the Galactic Heroes is the the sh*t when it comes to the Empire.

 

[AventuroLegendary]

Suzaku Kururugi, Cornelia vi Britannia, Dalton, King Eowyn...

 

Oh, darn.

[Dominus]

Yeah, I'm leaning towards the Korriban Tombs in terms of historical "heroes" of the Sith. I'm not sure how well revered in the galaxy the Unholy Triumverate were millennia after.

Remind me to try some "Light" Reading in case it says otherwise.

[mybudgee]

Naga Sadow needs his own spin-off movie

 

Disney

 

pls

 

[Dermain]

Naga Sadow needs his own spin-off movie

 

Disney

 

pls

 

 

I hope not.

 

Knowing Disney they'll turn it into a musical. and we'll end up hearing Sadow singing about his hatred...

[Chewin]

The empire indeed had heroes:
 

 

 
Do you mean Moriban?

Wei > Wu > Shu


  

This is the only Empire that's worth talking about.
 

Perhaps not the only one, but one worth a mention at least.