Post Hundred-Year Darkness

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1. #1Sith talisman

   Keys: Sith amulet, Sith talisman, Sith talismans, Sith amulets

   A Sith talisman, sometimes known as a Sith amulet, is a powerful Sith artifact used to amplify the effects of Sith sorcery. Sith amulets resemble jewelry, and are usually worn around the neck or hand in a medallion or gauntlet style respectively. These "baubles" are used by Sith to channel immense dark side power.

2. #2Sith holocron

   Keys: Sith holocrons, Sith holocron

   "Sith Holocrons are technologically identical to the Jedi Holocrons of the Republic, but they possess dark side refinements that make them ultimately superior." ―Sorzus Syn

   A Sith holocron is a device used by Sith to store information. Typically, they require use of the dark side to activate. They are pyramidal, and sized to be hand-held.

3. #3Sith alchemy

   Keys: Sith alchemy, alchemy

   "Through alchemy, one uses the Force to effect change on the physical."

   Force alchemy, better known as Sith alchemy, is a science that refers to a number of areas under the Sith. It encompasses any power or technique which use the Dark side of the Force to permanently alter an item or living being. It is rejected by the Jedi as an act of treason against the Force's will.

4. #4Sith sorcery

   Keys: Sith sorcery, Sith magic, magic, sorcery

   "The Force can be bent to your will, but often there is a cost. The most powerful rituals of the dark side exact a toll few are willing to pay."

   Traditionally, Sith sorcery, also known as Sith magic, is an arcane expression of Force ability first developed and practiced by the original Sith species through which they manipulate the power of the dark side. Sith sorcery, while as much a part of the dark side as endowments like Force lightning, is accessible only to those Force-sensitives who possess an intrinsic relationship with the dark side. Through the recitation of spells, execution of hand gestures, and/or the handling of various artifacts, darksiders are able to channel the raw power of the Force's malignant side to warp minds, alter the environment, and obliterate whatever obstacles stood in their way. Males who achieve mastery are known as Sith sorcerers, mages, magicians, or wizards, while females who practice Sith sorcery are referred to as Sith sorceresses or witches.

5. #5Holocron

   Keys: Holocron, holocrons

   A holocron, short for holographic chronicle, is an organic crystal-lattice device which stored phenomenal quantities of data guarded by the device's gatekeeper. Holocrons are used to hold information on Force techniques and instruction manuals by Force users beginning with the Sith and then the Jedi some three thousand years later.

6. #6Protosaber

   Keys: Protosaber, lightsaber

   A protosaber is an archaic, early lightsaber design that channels energy through a focusing crystal but relies on a cumbersome external power pack connected to the hilt by a cable. It emits a stable plasma blade like later lightsabers, yet its user experiences limited mobility and operational time due to the external power supply. Protosabers appear in the earliest eras of Jedi, Dark Jedi, and Sith history, representing a transitional stage in lightsaber technology before compact internal power cells become viable.

7. #7Sith (species)

   Keys: aboriginal Sith, Sith

   The original Sith species is a red‑skinned, Force‑sensitive humanoid people native to Korriban within the Stygian Caldera. They possess distinctive facial tendrils, bony facial spurs, and vivid eye colors such as orange, red, or yellow. Their society is rigidly caste‑based, divided into priestly Kissai, warrior brute Massassi, engineer Zuguruk, and laborer Grotthu classes. Grotthu are not true Sith, but slaves of a myriad of other species, while Zuguruk are unique for possessing obsidian skin rather than red skin. Sith are hairless, with clawed hands.

8. #8Dark Jedi Exiles

   Keys: Exiles, Jen’jidai, Dark Jedi Exiles, Dark Jedi

   The Dark Jedi Exiles—called Jen’jidai in the Sith language—are twelve defeated Dark Jedi who survive the Hundred‑Year Darkness and are banished by the Jedi Order into the Unknown Regions. They eventually arrive in Sith space, subjugate the native Sith species, and establish themselves as rulers, forming the foundation of the early Sith Order. Led by Ajunta Pall, XoXaan, Remulus Dreypa, Karness Muur, and Sorzus Syn, known as the Jen'ari, the Exiles bring advanced Force techniques, lightsaber combat, and dark‑side philosophy that reshape Sith civilization.

9. #9Sorzus Syn

   Keys: Sorzus', Syn, Sorzus Syn's, Sorzus, Sorzus Syn, Syn's, Sorzus's

   Name: Sorzus Syn Species: Humanoid Physical Appearance: Sorzus Syn is described as a female humanoid with red eyes. Her appearance is largely recorded through later Sith-era depictions, but even before becoming a ruler of the Sith species she carries the austere, severe bearing of a Jedi-turned-Exile. Her features reflect intensity and focus, shaped by her scholarly obsession with alchemy and forbidden knowledge. Clothing: As a Jedi and later an Exile, she wears functional, robe‑based attire typical of Jedi tradition—garments suited for travel, study, and conflict. Early depictions show her in dark, hooded robes that reflect her shift toward secrecy and esoteric study. Personality: Sorzus Syn is analytical, methodical, and ruthlessly curious. She approaches the Force as a system to be dissected, cataloged, and reshaped. Her fascination with alchemy and transformation defines her worldview, and she treats moral boundaries as irrelevant to discovery. She is quiet in her ambition but relentless in pursuit of mastery through understanding. Her intellect makes her a natural architect of dark‑side praxis among the Exiles. Bio: Before becoming one of the rulers of the Sith species, Sorzus Syn is a Jedi who falls during the Hundred‑Year Darkness and is exiled alongside other Dark Jedi. She studies Sith Pureblood culture, experiments with alchemy, and begins codifying dark‑side philosophy—work that later contributes to the Sith Code and the foundations of Sith sorcery. Her early life among the Exiles is defined by scholarship, experimentation, and the shaping of a new dark tradition.

10. #10XoXaan

    Keys: XoXaan, XoXaan's

    Name: XoXaan Species: Human (Dark Jedi Exile) Physical Appearance: XoXaan is depicted as a hooded, ascetic figure with sharp, severe features and an aura of mysticism. Her early representations emphasize her role as a spiritual authority among the Exiles rather than a warrior, giving her a reserved, enigmatic presence. Clothing: She wears long, dark robes with deep hoods, emphasizing secrecy and ritual. Her attire reflects her identity as a mystic and teacher—garments that conceal more than they reveal, reinforcing her aloof, priest‑like demeanor. Personality: XoXaan is austere, disciplined, and deeply immersed in dark‑side philosophy. She values secrecy, inner strength, and spiritual authority. Her charisma is quiet but commanding; she teaches through revelation and manipulation, guiding others toward darker interpretations of the Force. She maintains emotional distance, cultivating an air of mystery that reinforces her influence among the Exiles. Bio: Before rising to power over the Sith species, XoXaan is one of the fallen Jedi who participates in the Hundred‑Year Darkness and is subsequently exiled. She becomes a keeper of esoteric knowledge among the Exiles, shaping their spiritual and philosophical direction. Her early contributions help define the mystical dimension of the emerging Sith tradition.

11. #11Ajunta Pall

    Keys: Pall's, Ajunta's, Ajunta Pall's, Ajunta Pall, Ajunta, Pall

    Name: Ajunta Pall Species: Human Physical Appearance: Ajunta Pall is depicted as a tall, imposing figure with a commanding presence. His early images show him in dark robes, often hooded, with a stern, authoritative expression that reflects his role as the ideological leader of the Exiles. Clothing: He wears heavy, dark Jedi robes suited for both battle and leadership. His attire emphasizes his dual identity as a warrior‑scholar—functional for combat yet symbolic of his authority among the Exiles. Personality: Ajunta Pall is proud, visionary, and intellectually forceful. He is convinced that the Jedi Order’s restrictions betray the true potential of the Force, and he articulates a transformative philosophy that inspires others to follow him. His charisma is rooted in certainty and ambition. He balances scholarly curiosity—especially in alchemy—with martial leadership, shaping the Exiles through sheer force of will. Bio: Before becoming the first Dark Lord of the Sith, Ajunta Pall leads the Dark Jedi during the Hundred‑Year Darkness. Exiled after their defeat, he becomes the de facto leader of the group that discovers and subjugates the Sith species. His early life is defined by ideological rebellion, alchemical experimentation, and the forging of a new identity for the fallen Jedi.

12. #12Remulus Dreypa

    Keys: Remulus's, Dreypa, Dreypa's, Remulus, Remulus Dreypa, Remulus Dreypa's, Remulus'

    Name: Remulus Dreypa Species: Human Physical Appearance: Remulus Dreypa is depicted as a strong, aggressive figure with sharp features and a warrior’s bearing. Early images show him in dark armor or combat‑ready attire, emphasizing his martial nature and confrontational personality. Clothing: Unlike the more scholarly Exiles, Dreypa favors armor—black, silver, or dark‑toned—reflecting his militaristic identity. His attire is functional for conquest and battle, projecting dominance and readiness for conflict. Personality: Dreypa is bold, aggressive, and fiercely independent. He sees the galaxy as something to be conquered rather than studied. He values strength, hierarchy, and decisive action, and he disdains those he considers weak. His ambition is outward‑facing: he dreams of expanding beyond the Exiles’ immediate domain and carving out dominion among the stars. This makes him a volatile but powerful force within the early Exiles. Bio: Before becoming one of the rulers of the Sith species, Remulus Dreypa is a militaristic Dark Jedi who participates in the Hundred‑Year Darkness and is exiled afterward. Among the Exiles, he acts as a war‑leader and expansionist voice, pushing for conquest and dominance. His early actions help shape the more aggressive, imperialistic tendencies of the emerging Sith Order.

13. #13Karness Muur

    Keys: Muur, Karness's, Karness', Karness Muur, Karness Muur's, Karness, Muur's

    Name: Karness Muur Species: Human Physical Appearance: Karness Muur is depicted as a dark, intense figure with a calculating expression. Early comic depictions show him with a stern face, dark attire, and an aura of menace, reflecting his interest in biological and alchemical manipulation. Clothing: He wears dark robes or armor suited for experimentation, battle, and ritual. His attire often includes elements associated with alchemy and talismanic work, foreshadowing his later creation of the Muur Talisman. Personality: Muur is inventive, calculating, and opportunistic. He specializes in weaponizing the Force through biological and alchemical means, preferring asymmetric solutions—creatures, plagues, or tools—to direct confrontation. He studies others as potential assets or obstacles, rarely revealing his full intentions. His ambition is quiet but predatory, and his creativity makes him both feared and respected among the Exiles. Bio: Before becoming one of the rulers of the Sith species, Karness Muur is a Dark Jedi exiled after the Hundred‑Year Darkness. He is known for his alchemical experimentation and early creation of powerful artifacts. His work with biological manipulation and talismanic sorcery becomes foundational to Sith alchemy and contributes to the darker, more monstrous aspects of the emerging Sith tradition.

14. #14Sith spellbook

    Keys: Sith spellbooks, Sith spellbook

    A Sith spellbook was a book that was usually prepared by an individual well versed in Sith lore, and contained the spells, rituals, and incantations necessary for conjuring Sith sorcery.

15. #15Sith scroll

    Keys: Sith scrolls, Sith tome, Sith scroll, Sith tomes

    "Words have power. Proof is in the Sith scrolls I acquired. When read, they release malevolence as a safeguard against those who would unlock their secrets. Better to leave hundreds blinded with a binding curse than surrender power to a single fool."

    Sith scrolls or tomes were ancient Sith writings, scribed by the very hand of a Sith well-versed in sorcery or alchemy.

16. #16Sith sword

    Keys: Sith swords, Sith sword

    Sith-developed weapons honed and strengthened through the Force. These swords are heavy and require two hands to wield, except for the most mammoth of the Massassi, who can handle them with one hand. The swords can deflect plasma bolts and withstand the energy of a lightsaber blade. Each acts as a reservoir for Dark Side power.

17. #17Sith war sword

    Keys: Sith war swords, Sith war sword

    A two-bladed staff, Sith war swords require great skill to use, and is rarely issued to crude foot soldiers. Equally suited for warfare, torture, and execution, Sith war swords otherwise offers the same capabilities of a standard Sith sword.

18. #18Sith poison

    Keys: Sith poisons, Sith poison

    The Sith have mastered the subtle art of poisons. In battle, the Sith coat their blades and darts with poisons. Sith have also been known to lace the drinking goblets of rivals. Depending on the ingredients, a given poison can cause pain, paralysis, death, or blood frenzy. But with every generation of Sith, the poison must be improved to compensate for the species improved immunities.

19. #19Shikkar

    Keys: shikkars, Shikkar

    The shikkar is the tool of assassins. It can be as long as a forearm, yet it is easily concealed beneath robes. A twist of the handle after stabbing a victim will snap the glassy blade off and leave it to fester the skin.

20. #20Lanvarok

    Keys: Lanvaroks, Lanvarok

    A battle weapon of the Massassi. When swung, these range weapons release a spray of whirling razor disks. Messy and imprecise, the lanvarok is a weapon of indiscriminate terror.

21. #21Larang

    Keys: Larangs, Larang

    A variant of the standard Sith sword. When thrown, this curved blade returns to its user's hand, unless it has been thrown into the skull of an enemy.

22. #22The Force

    Keys: Dark Side of the Force, the Light Side, Dark Side, the Dark Side, Light Side of the Force, The Force, Light Side

    The Force is a metaphysical energy field generated by all living things, binding the galaxy together and permeating every aspect of existence. It is inherently neutral, expressing itself through both the Living Force—life in the moment—and the Cosmic Force, which shapes destiny. Individuals attuned to it can sense, influence, and manipulate the world around them, drawing on its currents for insight, power, and connection. The Light Side of the Force represents harmony, selflessness, clarity, and the pursuit of balance. It emphasizes calm, discipline, and acting in accordance with the Force’s will rather than personal desire. Light‑side practitioners seek to protect life, dispel corruption, and maintain peace, channeling the Force through serenity and compassion. The Dark Side of the Force represents passion, aggression, and the pursuit of personal power. It draws strength from intense emotions such as anger, fear, and hatred, offering rapid and overwhelming potency at the cost of corruption and imbalance. Dark‑side practitioners impose their will upon the Force, bending it toward domination, destruction, and the fulfillment of desire.

23. #23Terentatek

    Keys: Terentateks, Terentatek

    The terentatek is a dark‑side‑tainted predator that thrives in caves and tombs steeped in ancient corruption. It feeds specifically on the blood of Force‑sensitives, drawn to their presence with uncanny precision. Massive, thick‑skinned, and armed with poisonous tusks and claws, the creature serves as a natural guardian of dark‑side sites long before the Exiles arrive in Sith space. Its emergence on worlds like Korriban reflects the deepening influence of the dark side in the era preceding the Exiles’ rule.

24. #24Silooth

    Keys: Silooths, Silooth

    The silooth is an early Sith warbeast—large, brutal, and bred or shaped for intimidation and combat. Though little is recorded about its exact biology in this era, it is already known among dark‑side practitioners as one of several monstrous creatures associated with ancient Sith traditions. Its inclusion in early bestiaries signals that the silooth exists as part of the wider ecosystem of Sith‑aligned beasts well before the Exiles arrive to dominate the species.

25. #25Tuk'ata

    Keys: Tuk'atas, Tuk'ata

    The tuk’ata—also called Sith hounds—is a quadrupedal predator native to Korriban, marked by spined backs, long tails, and powerful claws. Strongly attuned to the dark side, they naturally haunt tombs and sacred sites of the ancient Sith species. Even before the Exiles’ arrival, tuk’ata serve as both guardians and omens within Sith culture, their aggression and Force‑sensitivity making them emblematic beasts of the old Sith world.

26. #26Leviathan

    Keys: Leviathans, Leviathan

    The leviathan is a serpentine Sithspawn engineered during the Hundred‑Year Darkness, created as a living superweapon capable of draining the life‑energy of its victims. Though born from the experiments of the fallen Dark Jedi, the creature exists by the time the Exiles reach Sith space, representing the destructive alchemy that precedes their rise. Its ability to hibernate for millennia allows early leviathans to persist into the era when the Exiles encounter and reshape the Sith species.

27. #27Galactic Republic

    Keys: Republic, Galactic Republic

    The Galactic Republic is a young interstellar government formed among the worlds of the Galactic Core, establishing a unified political structure to promote stability, cooperation, and shared law across emerging civilizations. In this early era, the Republic is still expanding its influence, relying heavily on diplomacy and mutual interest rather than centralized military power. Its institutions—precursors to the later Senate and judicial bodies—serve as the framework for galactic governance long before the rise of the Sith or the great conflicts that will shape its future.

28. #28Jedi Order

    Keys: Jedi, Jedi Order

    The Jedi Order is an ancient monastic and philosophical tradition that emerges to protect the early Republic, drawing on disciplined study of the Force to maintain peace and resolve disputes. In this formative period, the Jedi emphasize harmony, restraint, and service, acting as mediators and guardians rather than soldiers. Their unity is tested by ideological fractures, including the schisms that eventually give rise to the Dark Jedi who will become the Exiles, but the Order remains committed to preserving balance and supporting the Republic’s growth.

29. #29Stygian Caldera

    Keys: Stygian Caldera

    The Stygian Caldera is a vast, turbulent nebula surrounding the Sith Worlds region in the Outer Rim. It acts as a natural hyperspatial barrier, its dense, unstable gases making navigation extremely difficult. The Caldera isolates the Sith Worlds from the wider galaxy, shielding them from outside intrusion long before the Dark Jedi Exiles arrive. Its presence shapes the early Sith species’ development, creating a secluded pocket of space where dark‑side traditions evolve in near‑total isolation.

30. #30Sith Worlds Region

    Keys: Sith Worlds, Sith Worlds Region

    The Sith Worlds region is a cluster of star systems deep within the Esstran sector, enclosed by the Stygian Caldera. It contains numerous planets—arid, frozen, volcanic, and barren—each steeped in dark‑side resonance and tied to the ancient Sith species. Before the arrival of the Dark Jedi Exiles, these worlds form the heartland of Adas’s Sith Empire, connected by early trade routes such as the Daragon Trail. The region’s isolation fosters a distinct, theocratic Sith civilization that develops sorcery, caste hierarchies, and monumental funerary architecture.

31. #31Sith Meditation Sphere

    Keys: Sith Meditation Spheres, Sith Meditation Sphere

    A Sith Meditation Sphere is a semi‑sentient starship engineered through dark‑side alchemy to amplify its master’s battle meditation. It possesses an organic interior, responsive tendrils, and a will that bonds to a single Sith user. In the era before the Exiles’ rise, these spheres exist as rare, ancient creations tied to early Sith sorcerers, serving as both transport and psychic weapon. Their presence reflects the Sith species’ deep integration of biology, technology, and Force‑based craftsmanship.

32. #32Korriban

    Keys: Korriban

    Planet Type Korriban is a terrestrial, cold, and arid world in the Horuset system, recognized as one of the primary Sith Worlds.

    Terrain The planet is defined by barren deserts, rocky valleys, dry canyons, and monumental tomb complexes carved into its red stone. Its climate is cold and dry, with heavy gravity and little surface water.

    Fauna Korriban hosts dark‑side‑attuned predators such as tuk’ata and other native beasts adapted to its harsh, desolate environment.

    Flora Vegetation is extremely sparse, limited to hardy desert plants capable of surviving the planet’s aridity and nutrient‑poor soil.

    Historical Overview Before the Dark Jedi Exiles ever reach Sith space, Korriban stands as the ancestral homeworld of the Sith species and the heart of their funerary culture. It contains the earliest necropolises, ritual sites, and royal tombs dating back to the reign of King Adas. The planet’s isolation within the Stygian Caldera allows the Sith species to develop a powerful, theocratic civilization steeped in dark‑side tradition long before outside contact reshapes their destiny.

33. #33Ziost

    Keys: Ziost

    Planet Type Ziost is a cold, terrestrial world located in the Esstran sector and counted among the Sith Worlds.

    Terrain Its surface is dominated by rocky plains, frozen mountains, glaciers, tundra, brackish oceans, forests, and polar ice caps.

    Fauna Native fauna includes hardy, cold‑adapted species capable of surviving Ziost’s harsh climate; early Sith domesticate or avoid these creatures depending on their temperament and danger.

    Flora Sparse forests and tundra vegetation grow in the less frigid regions, while mosses and hardy shrubs cling to life across the frozen landscape.

    Historical Overview Ziost serves as a major center of the ancient Sith species long before the Dark Jedi Exiles arrive. It functions as a political and spiritual hub, housing early citadels and administrative centers of the Sith Empire founded under King Adas. Its cold, severe environment shapes the Sith culture that develops here, reinforcing their traditions of endurance, hierarchy, and dark‑side mysticism.

34. #34Ashas Ree

    Keys: Ashas Ree

    Planet Type Ashas Ree is a terrestrial world with lush, green landscapes that conceal ancient dark‑side sites.

    Terrain Its surface features forests, rolling hills, and verdant valleys, with hidden subterranean structures tied to early Sith activity.

    Fauna Local wildlife is not well‑documented in this era, but the planet supports a variety of small forest‑dwelling species adapted to its humid, fertile environment.

    Flora Dense vegetation, tall trees, and thick undergrowth dominate the surface, masking ruins and Force‑rich locations beneath the soil.

    Historical Overview Before the Dark Jedi Exiles arrive in Sith space, Ashas Ree already harbors ancient Sith temples and dark‑side resonance. Though not a core Sith species world, it stands as one of many planets touched by early Sith influence, its hidden structures and lingering corruption predating the Exiles’ rise to power.

35. #35Nache Bhelfia

    Keys: Nache Bhelfia, Nache Bhelfia Route

    The Nache Bhelfia is a looping hyperspace route that winds through the Stygian Caldera, linking the core worlds of ancient Sith Space. It connects the five sacred Sith planets—Ziost, Khar Delba, Rhelg, Krayiss II, and Korriban—along with the lesser worlds of Nicht Ka and Ch’hodos. In this early era, the route serves as an internal artery of the Sith species’ isolated domain, enabling travel, communication, and ritual movement between their most hallowed sites. Shielded by the Caldera’s unstable hyperspatial conditions, the Nache Bhelfia remains unknown to the wider galaxy, functioning as a secretive, insular network long before the Dark Jedi Exiles chart and document it.

36. #36Khar Delba

    Keys: Khar Delba

    Planet Type Khar Delba is an icy terrestrial world located in the Esstran sector and counted among the sacred Sith Worlds.

    Terrain Its surface is dominated by snowfields, jagged mountain ranges, and cratered ice plains. The planet’s cold climate shapes a stark, inhospitable landscape.

    Fauna Native fauna includes Sith war behemoths and Sith warbirds—creatures associated with early Sith culture and warfare.

    Flora Vegetation is extremely sparse due to the planet’s frigid temperatures, limited to hardy lichens and cold‑adapted ground cover.

    Historical Overview Before the Dark Jedi Exiles arrive, Khar Delba already serves as a significant world within the ancient Sith Empire. It is one of the five sacred Sith planets linked by the Nache Bhelfia hyperlane, forming part of the political and spiritual core of the Sith species’ civilization. Early citadels and ritual sites mark the world as a nexus of dark‑side power long before outside contact reshapes Sith history.

37. #37Rhelg

    Keys: Rhelg

    Planet Type Rhelg is a terrestrial Sith World steeped in dark‑side resonance and regarded as one of the sacred planets of ancient Sith civilization.

    Terrain The planet is known for its bleak, rocky landscapes, deep ravines, and monumental stone structures carved by early Sith artisans. Its environment is harsh and largely barren.

    Fauna Little is recorded about Rhelg’s native fauna in this early era, but the world’s dark‑side saturation suggests the presence of hardy, possibly corrupted species adapted to its severe terrain.

    Flora Vegetation is minimal, limited to sparse, drought‑resistant plants capable of surviving in rocky soil and low‑moisture conditions.

    Historical Overview Before the Exiles’ arrival, Rhelg stands as a sacred site within the Sith Empire, linked to the other core worlds by the Nache Bhelfia route. Its monumental architecture and ritual spaces reflect the Sith species’ early funerary and religious traditions, marking it as a place of power and ancestral reverence.

38. #38Krayiss II

    Keys: Krayiss II

    Planet Type Krayiss II is a terrestrial world in the Esstran sector, counted among the Sith Worlds and linked to the sacred hyperlane network.

    Terrain The planet features barren plains, ancient stone structures, and monumental temple complexes. Its surface is quiet and austere, dominated by the massive library‑temple that predates the Exiles.

    Fauna Native fauna is sparsely documented, but the world’s isolation and dark‑side presence imply a limited ecosystem of hardy, nocturnal, or subterranean species.

    Flora Plant life is minimal, consisting mainly of scrub vegetation and hardy desert‑like flora capable of surviving in nutrient‑poor soil.

    Historical Overview Before the Dark Jedi Exiles arrive, Krayiss II already serves as a major spiritual and scholarly center of the ancient Sith species. Its library‑temple houses millennia of Sith knowledge, and the world’s connection to the Nache Bhelfia hyperlane marks it as one of the five sacred Sith planets. It stands as a repository of ritual, history, and dark‑side tradition long before the Exiles reshape Sith society.

39. #39Nicht Ka

    Keys: Nicht Ka

    Planet Type Nicht Ka is a terrestrial Sith World included among the lesser planets connected by the Nache Bhelfia hyperlane.

    Terrain Its surface is harsh and desolate, characterized by rocky expanses, eroded plateaus, and regions shaped by ancient volcanic or tectonic activity.

    Fauna Specific fauna is not recorded in this early era, but the planet’s environment suggests the presence of resilient, predatory species adapted to arid or rocky habitats.

    Flora Vegetation is sparse, limited to hardy shrubs and low‑lying plants capable of surviving in dry, mineral‑poor soil.

    Historical Overview Before the Exiles’ arrival, Nicht Ka functions as a peripheral but integrated world within the Sith Worlds region. Its inclusion on the Nache Bhelfia route indicates ritual or logistical importance, serving as a waypoint between the five sacred Sith planets. Though not a major cultural center, it participates in the broader network of Sith civilization that predates outside influence.

40. #40Ch'hodos

    Keys: Ch'hodos

    Planet Type Ch’hodos is a terrestrial Sith World orbiting a red sun, forming part of the extended network of ancient Sith planets.

    Terrain The planet’s terrain is harsh and sun‑blasted, marked by rocky deserts, jagged ridges, and deep canyons shaped by intense solar radiation and geological upheaval.

    Fauna Little is documented about early Ch’hodos fauna, but the world’s extreme conditions imply the presence of heat‑tolerant, aggressive species adapted to arid environments.

    Flora Plant life is minimal, consisting of drought‑resistant flora capable of surviving under a red sun’s harsh glare.

    Historical Overview Before the Dark Jedi Exiles reach Sith space, Ch’hodos serves as one of the secondary worlds linked to the sacred Sith planets via the Nache Bhelfia hyperlane. Its proximity to the core Sith Worlds grants it ritual and logistical significance, and its harsh environment reflects the broader character of the Sith species’ isolated domain within the Stygian Caldera.

41. #41King Adas

    Keys: King Adas, Adas

    "I do not waste my teachings on the weak."

    Adas was King of Korriban and the Sith in a reign that lasted nearly three hundred years. He was large for his species, his skin was unusually charcoal-colored, and he was raised as a chosen being from his youth. Encasing himself in ebon armor, he wielded a massive battle-ax, and became a master of Sith sorcery. Circa 28,000 BBY, Adas united the disparate nations and tribes of Korriban in a series of bloody conflicts, eventually solidifying himself as the sole leader of his people.

    The Sith hailed Adas as the Sith'ari, or "Overlord." The commonly held belief was that he was invincible and that his reign would be eternal. Circa 27,700 BBY, Rakata from the Infinite Empire arrived on Korriban and taught Adas to harness the technology of holocrons. Adas created one of these devices but soon realized that the new arrivals intended to conquer Korriban. He took his battle-ax to the aliens and drove them off with his people at his side. In doing so, he lost his life.

42. #42Sith'ari

    Keys: Sith'ari

    The Sith’ari is a prophetic figure in ancient Sith belief, described as a perfect being who rises to lead the Sith to their ultimate potential. In this early period, the prophecy is interpreted not as a historical individual but as an ideal—an embodiment of absolute mastery, freedom from limitation, and transformative power. The Sith’ari is said to bring strength to the Sith, destroy them, and make them stronger than before. Among the ancient Sith, the prophecy shapes cultural identity and spiritual aspiration, offering a mythic archetype of perfection long before the rise of the Dark Jedi Exiles.

43. #43Dathka Graush

    Keys: Dathka Graush

    Dathka Graush was a Sith sorcerer who lived on the planet Korriban more than seven thousand years before the Battle of Yavin. Brutality and trepidation were the tools Graush used to defeat his enemies during one of Korriban's recurrent civil wars, the end of which saw him acclaimed king of his species. In the war's wake, Graush made use of both Sith sorcery and alchemy to perfect the Tsaiwinokka Hoyakut spell, through which he resurrected an army of reanimated corpses bound to him through the dark side of the Force. He also had his heart removed and replaced with a magical crystal that was imbued with the power of the Force's malevolent side. The Graush dynasty ultimately culminated with his death at the hands of assassins, and the Sith King was interred within Korriban's Valley of Golg.

44. #44Hakagram Graush

    Keys: Hakagram Graush

    Hakagram Graush was a male Sith of the Sith Empire who ruled on the planet Korriban as the Sith King around the year 6900 BBY. After the arrival of the Dark Jedi exiles on Korriban, following the Hundred-Year Darkness, the Sith sorcerer and monarch, alongside his people, disallowed the outsiders from learning their secrets of Sith magic. However, through the monarch's second-in-command known as the Shadow Hand, the numerous Dark Jedi eventually lured the King into their confidence. Ajunta Pall, the leader of the Dark Jedi, beheaded Graush with the King's own war sword.

    With Graush's death, Pall usurped the King's throne, and the Dark Jedi became Sith Lords themselves, taking Graush's position over the Sith people he once ruled. The deceased King was buried inside a tomb in the Valley of the Sleeping Kings.

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