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1/28/2015 2:46:06 AM
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it means something in german, i forgot
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I thought it was German for dark or something
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It's a contraction of "Dark Lord of the Sith." [spoiler]I'm not 100% sure on this one[/spoiler]
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Why did lucarse decide to name all Sith lords "Darth" when that was originally Vader's unique title?
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Because it's short for "Dark Lord of the Sith."
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Yea but like its the same thing with the lightsaber it made Darth Vader unique now he's just like every other boring Sith Lord.
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The lightsaber didn't make him unique.
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Edited by THA rofltard: 1/29/2015 12:37:41 AMBefore the prequels he was the only dude with a red lightsaber. In Return of the Jedi the Emperor specifically refers to the lights bare as a Jedi weapon [i]if I am remembering that correctly[/i]
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Ohhh I never thought of it like that.
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yea its implied in the original films that the Sith are evil mages (like Sauron or Saruman) the reason Vader has a lightsaber is because he used to be a Jedi (and is more adept with a sword than space magic I suppose) this whole idea was -blam!-ed up, of course, by the prequels and, to some extent, the expanded universe
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Ironically, the simplicity made Vader stand out as a former Jedi more than anything. Sith as a whole tend to gravitate towards flashier designs. Maul- Saberstaff Dooku- Curved-hilt saber Sidious- Electrum-plated saber Darth Souls- Cruciform saber. Etc.
