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Korriban shall be as it always was. A graveyard for the darkest of the Sith Lords, still whispering within their tombs. It shall always be a source of evil, spawning threats throughout the millennia.Darth Traya

Korriban, known as Pesegam during the reign of Xim and also known as Moraband during the Clone Wars, was the sole planet in the Horuset system, located across the galaxy from Koros Major. It was the original homeworld of the Sith species and a sacred planet for the Sith, housing the tombs for many ancient and powerful Dark Lords of the Sith and containing immense dark side power.

After the Hundred-Year Darkness, the exiled Dark Jedi interbred with the Sith species and ruled the Sith using their Force powers. After the Great Hyperspace War, Korriban was abandoned and became a barren world. It was the site of a Sith Academy during the Great Sith War, Jedi Civil War, Great Galactic War, Cold War, Galactic War, and New Sith Wars and was the headquarters of the Brotherhood of Darkness and One Sith.

It was close to Bosthirda and was located on the Nache Bhelfia and Kamat Krote hyperspace lanes.

History

The call of Korriban is strong, but it is the call of the dead.Darth Sion

Infinite Empire

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Korriban as seen from space.

This remote, foreboding planet was the original homeworld of the Sith species.[10] Some time prior to 200,000 BBY, the Sith began to build monuments in the Valley of Golg.[23] Circa 100,000 BBY, the Sith began to develop a civilization.[24] Circa 30,000 BBY, there was a Killik incursion of Korriban. The insectoid attackers were swiftly driven off by the Sith.[2]

The Rakata invaded Korriban in an attempt to integrate the world into the Infinite Empire around 27,700 BBY,[10] intending to harvest slaves from the planet to be used for Rakatan projects. The sole artifact to survive this era was the ancient Star Map, around which the tomb of Naga Sadow was later built.[6]

The Rakata were eventually forced off the world after the Sith King Adas led his people against them. Adas died in the battle, and thus, despite this victory, the Sith society crumbled, and, in the ensuing centuries of strife, the Sith relocated to worlds such as Ziost, which became the capital of their empire,[10] Malachor V, Tund, and Arbra using captured Rakatan vessels, leaving Korriban as a graveyard world populated only by religious fanatics.[2]

Korriban was at least a nominal member of Xim's empire from around 25,126 BBY until its fall and was given the name Pesegam.[2]

In 7000 BBY, a civil war between Dathka Graush and rival Sith leaders devastated most of Korriban's cities.[2]

Sith Empire

Korriban, the birthplace of my power. I arrived as a Sith Acolyte, trained in the dark side; now, an apprentice to a Sith Lord. My rage has purpose. I will hunt the Jedi and destroy the Galactic Republic.Unnamed Sith Warrior

The Sith Empire was founded in 6900 BBY by exiled fallen Jedi after they lost the Battle of Corbos, which concluded the Hundred-Year Darkness.[26] The fallen Jedi landed on Korriban.[27]

Using their training in the Force, the fallen Jedi amazed the Sith and elevated themselves to god-like status on Korriban, becoming the rulers of the Sith people.[26] As years passed, and interbreeding occurred between the Fallen Jedi and the Sith, the term "Sith" came to mean not only the original inhabitants of Korriban, but also their fallen Jedi masters. Until the Funeral of Marka Ragnos, the Sith Empire and the Galactic Republic were isolated from each other.[15]

The Sith Lords erected huge palaces and burial complexes to honor their deceased Dark Lords. Circa 5000 BBY, the planet became an endpoint of the newly-formed Daragon Trail hyperspace lane, when it was discovered by Gav and Jori Daragon.[15] This event triggered the Great Hyperspace War.[28] After the fall of the Sith Empire, the planet was abandoned[2] and fell off galactic starcharts for a thousand years, although rumors of its existence persisted.[29]

Old Sith Wars

Pfah. Korriban's a rock. Mind the Sith.Jolee Bindo

In 3997 BBY, Exar Kun, guided by the ghost of Freedon Nadd, went to Korriban in search of knowledge about the Sith.[30][31] During the Great Sith War, disciples of Exar Kun established a Sith Academy on Korriban.[2] After Kun's death, his disciples maintained the academy and established the settlement of Dreshdae.[32] In 3993 BBY, as part of the Great Hunt, Duron Qel-Droma and Shaela Nuur died on the planet, failing to cleanse it of terentateks.[6][32] The planet became the sector headquarters of the Czerka Corporation. Darth Revan and Darth Malak visited the planet on their quest to discover the Star Forge[6] and then took control of the academy and made Korriban the public capital of their empire.[11] After losing his memory and getting replaced by Malak as the Dark Lord of the Sith, Revan again visited and infiltrated the academy in 3956 BBY on his quest to re-discover the Star Forge. Seeking the Star Map in Naga Sadow's tomb, he passed the tests and then confronted Uthar Wynn, the academy's headmaster. With the death of Wynn, and Darth Malak himself at the hands of Revan in 3956 BBY,[6] the Sith collapsed into a civil war[9] (which took place 3956-3950 BBY),[33] during which all the Sith on Korriban either died or fled to other planets, leaving Korriban abandoned once more.[9]

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The Ebon Hawk lifts off from Dreshdae starport, awash in the golden light of a Korriban sunset.

In 3955 BBY or 3954 BBY, the Republic sent a force to Korriban to deal with any remaining Sith, but found none.[9]

After the Sith Civil War, the ancient tombs within the Valley of the Dark Lords were plundered by grave-robbers. Many broken, charred corpses littered the plains of Korriban during this time, virtually all that remained of the Sith who once inhabited the world. However, their malignant spirits remained, ready to confront any who disturb their rest by way of their guardian-familiars, the Hssiss.[9]

During the First Jedi Purge, which nearly wiped out the Jedi Order, Jedi Master Lonna Vash hid from the Sith Triumvirate on Korriban. Sith Lord Darth Sion trapped and killed Vash in the ruins of the academy and then used her as bait to lure Meetra Surik into his hands. After escaping the trap, Surik discovered the long lost tomb of Ludo Kressh.[9]

Great Galactic War

After a thousand years… Korriban is ours again!Darth Malgus

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The Sith reclaim Korriban.

In the aftermath of the Jedi Civil War, a fleet of Republic ships remained to guard the abandoned Sith world of Korriban. This remained until the onset of the Great Galactic War, when the reformed Sith Empire emerged and began conquering worlds in the Aparo sector as well as ambushed the Republic fleet in the Tingel Arm, as part of the Emperor's plan. In the millennium since the Great Hyperspace War, the Empire had lost the location of Korriban, but they regained it when the Sith Emperor dominated the minds of Revan and Malak.

In order to bolster their forces, the Republic pulled many of their ships to support the fleet which left only a small number of Jedi security ships to patrol Korriban. This action, however, had already been predicted and played right into the Emperor's hand. As the conflict continued, the Sith, knowing that the Republic Forces on Korriban were weakened significantly, staged an assault against the guarding ships and destroyed them thus returning the planet to Sith control, just as the Emperor planned, before the Jedi Council became aware of the incident.

Retaking Korriban had been a top priority for the Sith Empire, when it re-emerged during the Great Galactic War. After retaking the planet, they re-established the Sith Academy.[35]

Cold War

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Korriban during the Cold War.

In the years after the Treaty of Coruscant, Korriban had become a major center of learning for the Sith Empire, the Sith Empire had seemingly built upon the tombs and the former Dreshdae, as well as uncovering many lost tombs and caverns.[8]

At some point all Acolytes went through training here, seeking to become an apprentice to a Sith Lord or Darth, the typically brutal trials increased, often becoming trials where only one out of numerous Acolytes could possibly survive, the death count was astronomical.[8]

The long practice of murder and betrayal among Sith had become illegal among Acolytes, even punishable by death, this did not mean such things did not take place though, as Acolytes would typically lay traps and ambushes in the tombs or caverns to remove challengers and potential threats, often placing blame on the beasts and crazed denizens of those same tombs.[8]

Eventually the Sith Empire had become desperate in their search to replace those lost on the battlefield, allowing Force-sensitive slaves, captured Jedi and even aliens the opportunity to become acolytes and possibly join the Sith, becoming an apprentice.[8]

At some point, two powerful beings, the Unidentified Sith Warrior and the ancient Sith Lord Kallig's descendant came to Korriban, though possibly not at the same time, and definitely not under the same circumstances, they would both pass their trials at exceptional speeds and become fully fledged Sith apprentices. They would then change galactic history, with one gaining a seat on the Dark Council and the other gaining the title of Emperor's Wrath.[8]

Some of the Imperial soldiers stationed there were corrupted by the planet's dark energies and went psychotic, attacking their own comrades or everyone else that wasn't equally corrupted.[8]

Galactic War

Korriban Incursion concept art
Korriban Incursion

Soon a new war began between the Republic and the Sith Empire. In 3637 BBY, the Republic invaded Korriban and held the Sith Academy for a short time. The attack was planned by Colonel Rian Darok and SIS Agent Theron Shan. However Darok was secretly a member of the Order of Revan, and the attack was merely a means for the Revanites to obtain Rakatan technology from the Academy. A simultaneous attack on Tython was perpetrated by Darok's secret ally, the Dark Councilor Darth Arkous.[8]

At some point during the Rise of the Eternal Empire, Korriban's many temples were reduced to rubble from bombardment by the Zakuul Fleet for the Sith's unwillingness to bend the knee. Though it would be later rebuilt, many ancient artifacts were left buried beneath the sands.[8]

New Sith Wars

Korriban is the ancestral home of the Sith. It is a place of great power; the dark side lives and breathes in the very core of this world.Qordis to Darth Bane

After capturing Korriban from the Republic in a brutal battle, the Brotherhood of Darkness operated a Sith Academy on the planet. Trainees from the Sith Academy were highly regarded for their potential; those who graduated were reputed as the most powerful Sith Lords amongst the Brotherhood. Such apprentices included a young Darth Bane, who went on to become a Dark Lord of the Sith.[16]

Clone Wars and the Galactic Empire

In 24 BBY, a Sith Cultist by the name of Granta Omega tried to contact the remaining Sith Lord (or lords) in the galaxy. Although he did meet with the unknown Sith, Omega was killed by Obi-Wan Kenobi, though not before Omega killed Darra Thel-Tanis.[17]

The world remained desolate until it was taken over by the Commerce Guild just prior to the Clone Wars, c. 24 BBY. Other than Guild employees, the planet was mostly inhabited by those who were unfortunate enough to end up on Korriban and have no way offworld.[17] Eeth Koth led a Republic force to Korriban during the early stages of the war, and the battle cost the lives of many Clone troopers.[18]

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Rebel troops attack the Imperials on Korriban.

At some point during the Clone Wars, fallen Jedi Quinlan Vos and Tol Skorr raced to find Darth Andeddu's holocron for Count Dooku. Vos won by allowing a Tuk'ata to scare Skorr off. As a reward, Count Dooku gave Andeddu's lightsaber crystal to Vos.[36]

At some point near the end of the Clone Wars, Jedi Master Yoda was sent on a mission to Korriban, now alternatively known as Moraband, by the spirit of Qui-Gon Jinn to finish the work he had started to discover the secret to immortality. While there, the dark side was used by Sith Lords Darth Sidious and Darth Tyranus to try to "break" Yoda and make the Grand Master turn to the dark side. They placed in front of him visions of Sifo-Dyas and a cliffhanger duel with the two Sith alongside Anakin Skywalker. Although the experience was harrowing for him, Yoda was able to defeat the visions that were laid out in front of him.[37]

During the Great Jedi Purge, former Jedi turned bounty hunter A'Sharad Hett followed his bounty, Resk, to Korriban. After beheading Resk, Hett was called by the spirit of the ancient Sith Lord, XoXaan, who taught him the secrets of the ancient Sith.[38]

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Korriban

Shortly after the Battle of Yavin, Darth Sidious visited the tombs of the ancient Sith Lords on Korriban that were still haunted by the ghosts of the long deceased Sith. He wanted to gain further knowledge of the dark side, but his demands only enraged the mummified Sith. Wounded and cowed, Jeng Droga rescued him and he had to recover from the assault in a bacta tank on Coruscant while Droga retrieved one of Sidious's clones from Byss.[39] Sidious mentioned the encounter in his annotations of Darth Plagueis' account of his meeting with the ancient Sith Lord Marka Ragnos before Sidious added the piece to his religious compendium, the Book of Sith.[23]

During this time, the Zann Consortium had the option of setting up operations on the planet for knowledge.[40] During a pilgrimage to Korriban shortly before the Battle of Endor, Emperor Palpatine, the public identity of Darth Sidious, suffered an ambush from the Rebel Alliance's Renegade Squadron. After trapping Palpatine in one of the tombs temporarily, and suffering casualties in doing so, the Squadron were able to infiltrate his landing craft and obtain information about the second Death Star, information that would bring about the tyrant's fall.[19]

A tomb intended for Sidious's apprentice, Darth Vader, was presumably erected sometime during this period.[41]

New Republic

So we're going to Korriban, huh? Not exactly a vacation spot."
"Korriban? Never heard of it."
"It's the burial place of a whole bunch of Sith Lords.Kyle Katarn and Jaden Korr on Yavin 4

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A Star Destroyer over Korriban

In 11 ABY, the reborn Darth Sidious visited the Great Temple on Korriban seeking counsel from the spirits of his Sith predecessors in order to restore his decaying clone body. As they traveled through the ancient Sith crypt, the Dark Side Adept T'iaz felt the dark side power emanating from the temple. Sidious explained to him that the ancient Dark Lords were preserved by the Sith alchemy that made them outcasts. One Dark Lord doubted his success and offered him Vader's tomb, but Sidious declined and instead demanded to be healed. The spirit suggested that Sidious to gaze into the oracle stone, through which Sidious learned that the only way for him to survive would to to transfer his spirit into Anakin Solo, the newborn son of Princess Leia Organa Solo and Han Solo. The other spirits gave Sidious counsel and bid him farewell for a final time. Sidious did not succeed in his attempt to do so, and lost his final clone body on Onderon shortly after.[41]

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The Valley of the Dark Lords during the Battle of Korriban

Later, in 14 ABY a cult known as the Disciples of Ragnos arrived on Korriban under the leadership of the Dark Jedi Tavion Axmis[21] of the Empire Reborn,[20] hoping to resurrect the ancient Sith Lord Marka Ragnos. However, their plans were being slowly uncovered by several Jedi, most notably by Luke Skywalker, Kyle Katarn, and his two students: Jaden Korr and Rosh Penin. Eventually, the trails led the Jedi to Korriban. One of the greatest Jedi battles of the time, the Battle of Korriban concluded when Jaden Korr defeated Marka Ragnos's spirit in Tavion's body. Following Axmis' defeat, Imperial support was withdrawn and the Disciples crumbled.[21]

Years later, Hett finally emerged from his long tutelage under XoXaan, intent on defeating Sidious and Vader, only to learn that they had been defeated and dead. Realizing he went through all that for nothing, he escaped into the Unknown Regions, determined to lose himself, where he met the Yuuzhan Vong.[42]

The New Jedi Order also revisited the planet on other occasions. At one time, Luke Skywalker sent some Jedi Academy researchers to Korriban, where they discovered the logs of the Jynni's Virtue. The time codes on the log indicated it was recorded just before the Battle of Yavin, however they were found sealed in a 7,000 -year-old tomb.[3]

Rule of the One Sith

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Darth Krayt on Korriban during the last years of the New Republic.

Korriban was apparently untouched by the Yuuzhan Vong War. Having escaped from the Yuuzhan Vong, A'Sharad returned to Korriban and renamed himself Darth Krayt, creating a new Sith Order known as the One Sith at some point by 27 ABY. The new Sith would use Korriban as their headquarters, and would remain relatively hidden, acting behind the shadows like Palpatine did, before emerging from hiding a century later.[42]

In 40 ABY, Alema Rar went to Korriban to train under the Sith in order to help Darth Caedus focus himself after the death of Lumiya. Alema Rar met the Sith where after some persuasion was allowed to stay for a little while. Alema trained there and received Darth Vectivus's holocron filled with useless data to give to Jacen. They did not believe Jacen was essential to their plan and ultimately believed he would fail as he was not strong enough. Alema disagreed and believed these Sith were hiding while Caedus, a true Sith, took hold of the galaxy. The next year, Kell Douro, an Anzat spy working for the One Sith, traveled to Korriban and met up with Darth Wyyrlok.

Some years before 44 ABY, Luke Skywalker had all navigation data about Korriban banned from Jedi computers, and had asked the Galactic Alliance to do the same. Despite this, enough information was found in ancient, locked-up records, allowing Luke, Ben Skywalker, Jaina Solo, and Vestara Khai to get to Korriban while looking for the Lost Tribe of Sith.[43]

In 137 ABY, Krayt returned to Korriban to demand to the ancient Sith Lords, Darth Nihilus, Darth Andeddu and Darth Bane to give him the teachings to heal him or at least slow down the Vong growths on his body, but the ghosts refused to give him aid. Their magic caused the Vong armor he wore to make him into a creature much like his namesake. The current Dark Lord refused to accept his destiny and dispelled the magic.[22]

Months later, when Krayt was defeated on Had Abbadon and assassinated by Darth Wyyrlok, his body was entombed within the ancient Temple of XoXaan, kept in a stasis chamber so that the other Sith wouldn't suspect their master's demise. At the same time, Marasiah Fel was abducted and taken prisoner at the planet and Darth Maladi sent Darth Nihl to the planet to verify if Darth Krayt was still alive or if he was dead. The two Sith Lords had become disillusioned with Darth Wyyrlok's handling of the Order and the Empire.

Following the final death of Darth Krayt at the Battle of Coruscant and the subsequent collapse of Krayt's Empire, all of the Sith troopers housed on Korriban went berserk and attempted to kill everyone around them. Those Sith that could, fled; those who could not were slain.[44]

Fauna

Due to the planet's harsh terrain, and the power of the dark side, Korriban's native fauna was both vicious and cunning, such as the fierce terentateks. The bat-like shyracks lived in great numbers in caves on the planet. Tuk'ata, sometimes called Sith hounds were also fairly common, particularly in the Valley of the Dark Lords. Wraids were also found on Korriban.[6] Dark side dragons, or Hssiss, could be found on Korriban.[9] The highly venomous pelko bug was an insect native to the planet—its venom had a potent numbing effect and was used in Sith training sabers by the Brotherhood of Darkness near the end of the New Sith Wars.[16] By the time of the Cold War, K'lor'slugs could also be found on Korriban.[8]

Locations

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Valley of the Dark Lords
Main article: Valley of the Dark Lords

The Valley of the Dark Lords was a valley and burial ground of Korriban's Sith Lords. Originally constructed by the planet's natives as a burial ground for their kings;[23] the Exiles of the Jedi Order who came to be known as the Dark Lord of the Sith added their own tombs to the Valley. Along with several prominent tombs,[6] the Valley was home to the ancient Sith Great Temple[31] and Lord Khreusis's Stronghold which would loom over the Valley for several millennia.[8]

Sith Academy

Main article: Sith Academy (Korriban)
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The Academy during the Jedi Civil War

The Sith Academy was a facility in use since the Great Sith War,[2] dedicated to training Force sensitives in the ways of the Sith, and running archaeological projects in the Valley of the Dark Lords.[6]

Korriban Arrival Port

Main article: Korriban Arrival Port

The Korriban Arrival Port was the main spaceport of Korriban during the Cold War. It was near the Academy and the Valley of the Dark Lords and was mostly used for shuttles to drop potential acolytes who were then taken to the Academy. There, their respective training overseers would meet and brief them on the basics of Sith training.[8]

Valley of Golg

Main article: Valley of Golg

The Valley of Golg was one of many burial valleys constructed on Korriban by the ancient Sith Empire. It was located near the planet's equator.[3]

Behind the scenes

Without Adas' unifying influence, wars once again raged for rule of the Sith people, with the reigning combatants arrogantly claiming the title of Sith'ari, and eventually forcing a relocation of the Sith capitol to the planet Ziost. Eventually, almost two-dozen millennia after Adas' death, a proper successor to Adas seemed to come at last. Known in Republic space as the Exiles, traitorous Jedi defeated in a galactic war called the Hundred-Year Darkness arrived on Korriban and cowed the Sith people with their astounding Force abilities, lightsabers, and superior technology.Evil Never Dies: The Sith Dynasties on the history of Korriban and Ziost

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Concept art of Korriban for Star Wars: The Old Republic

Korriban first appeared in Tales of the Jedi – Dark Lords of the Sith 2. The name of the planet was conceived by Kevin J. Anderson.[45]

Although Ziost was established as the capital of the Sith Empire in Tales of the Jedi – The Golden Age of the Sith 3, the starwars.com article "Architect of the Sith" referred to the Sith species as "the native inhabitants of Korriban,"[46] the original starwars.com databank referred to the Sith species as "the indigenous people of Korriban,"[27] Korriban: Planet of Lost Souls referred to "the ancient Sith homeworld of Korriban,"[47] in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Deesra Luur Jada describes Korriban as "a dark world some believe to be the birthplace of the Sith" and Bastila Shan says, "There are some who believe Korriban is the birthplace of the Sith," and in Shadows and Light, Cale Berkona refers to Korriban as "the Sith homeworld." This lead to confusion as to whether Korriban or Ziost was the homeworld of the Sith species.

The article Evil Never Dies: The Sith Dynasties by Abel G. Peña explained that the Sith species originated on Korriban and relocated to Ziost before the arrival of the Dark Jedi Exiles after the Hundred-Year Darkness, although the Dark Jedi exiles themselves landed on Korriban.

In Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, entering the word "KORRIBAN" in the "Input Code" section unlocks the Sith stalker armor.

In the novel The Old Republic: Revan, Dromund Kaas is referred to as "the long-lost homeworld of the original Sith species"[48], implying that the Sith species migrated to Korriban at some point before Adas was born, but Drew Karpyshyn, author of The Old Republc: Revan, said that that could be propaganda.[49]

Korriban appears in the final episodes of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. George Lucas preferred the name "Moraband" to Korriban during story development, leading the episode "Sacrifice" to refer to the planet as Moraband. The episode guide's trivia gallery clarified the issue, stating that Korriban has had multiple names throughout its history, suggesting that both names are equally as valid.

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  2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 The Essential Atlas
  3. ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 3.18 3.19 3.20 3.21 3.22 3.23 WizardsoftheCoast "Korriban: Planet of Lost Souls" on Wizards.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
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  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 The Essential Guide to Planets and Moons
  6. ↑ 6.00 6.01 6.02 6.03 6.04 6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08 6.09 6.10 6.11 6.12 6.13 6.14 6.15 6.16 6.17 6.18 6.19 6.20 Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
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  8. ↑ 8.00 8.01 8.02 8.03 8.04 8.05 8.06 8.07 8.08 8.09 8.10 8.11 8.12 8.13 8.14 Star Wars: The Old Republic
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  23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 Book of Sith: Secrets from the Dark Side
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  25. ↑ SWTOR mini Video - Sith Warrior on The Old Republic's official website (backup link)
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 The New Essential Chronology
  27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 Databank title Sith in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link)
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  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 StarWarsTales-Icon "Shadows and Light" — Star Wars Tales 23
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  34. ↑ SWTOR mini "Return" on The Old Republic's official website (article) (backup link)
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  37. ↑ TCW mini logo Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Sacrifice"
  38. ↑ Legacy (2006) 17
  39. ↑ SWGamer-icon "The Emperor's Pawns" — Star Wars Gamer 5
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  41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 Empire's End 2
  42. ↑ 42.0 42.1 Legacy (2006) 18
  43. ↑ Fate of the Jedi: Ascension
  44. ↑ Legacy—War 6
  45. ↑ Interview with Dark Empire Writer Tom Veitch on Star Wars Underworld (archived from the original on June 13, 2020)
  46. ↑ StarWars Architect of the Sith on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
  47. ↑ WizardsoftheCoast "Korriban: Planet of Lost Souls Part 1: Haunted Hideout" on Wizards.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
  48. ↑ The Old Republic: Revan
  49. ↑ DrewKDromundResponse (Flickr post (Email screenshot)) by Drew Karpyshyn on Flickr (December 3, 2011) (archived from the original on October 27, 2015)

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