Darth Cimil
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The Rule of twoDo you think the rule of two helps or weakens our order?
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High Commander Vexen
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It kills ours
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Emperor Shadow
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The Rule of Two doesn't exist in this organization, thanks.
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Darth Acheron
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Exactly... so how can it kill our Order Vexen and Cimil?
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High Commander Vexen
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If it did exist, it would kill us. By that I meant instead of many we would only have 2 Sith
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Darth Cimil
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And I was talking in more of, the sith in general. Like do you tghink it stregthend our order or not when Darth Bane enforced the idea.
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Darth Barad-Dur
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He did enforce the idea. However, he could not enforce it after his death. What happend was that certain Darth lords would train apprentices in secret (ex. Darth Vader, who trained at least three).
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Darth Validus
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The Rule of Two, IMO, was a very genious format of running the Sith. Though it took one thousand years, it was the only way of the Sith that took control of the entire galaxy before Krayt (though it was likely that Revan would have taken over the galaxy if it weren't for Malak; also, Revan's way of governing the Sith were similiar in that there were only two Dark Lords, him and his apprentice). What Bane was basically getting rid of was the many Sith ruling all the Sith Empire. He felt only two Sith should be the only Sith at any one time (most you know that). I'm fine with either Revan's or Bane's way, they both were the best, IMO.
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