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Approved Lore Rule of the Few - Nelvosin Theory

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Vora Kaar

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Vora Kaar
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OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION
  • Religion Name:
    • Rule of Few
    • Rule of the Few
    • Nelvosin Theory
  • Religion Type: Force based - Dark Side/Sith
  • Influence: Interplanetary
  • Influence Area: Nomadic Sith, Sepulcher, Credence, Wuncania
  • Symbol: N/A
Description: Rule of Few is a collection of ideals based around the theology of the Sith. Rooted from multiple previous forms of "Rules." Such other examples are the "Rule of One," "Rule of Two," "Palpatine's Doctrine," and the Sith Empire's Ideology. While these ideals have been long since explored, the most recent iteration of such a Rule was that created by Darth Carnifex, as The Rule of Order. Created in a time of many new wars, and Empires. Very rarely have new rules or establishments been made of such. However, each time a new Rule is created, the Sith have a burst of life. Rejuvenating their lives to move into a growth period. As such, Vora Kaar, a Rogue Sith Lord of the Sith Empire once ruled by Darth Carnifex, as well as the only surviving member of the Keepers of the Sith, a splinter faction attempting to aid the New Imperial Order against the Sith, has sought to bring about not a new age, but to rejuvenate them.

The Ideals of the Rule of Few, is much akin to cherry picking aspects of many of the other orders in which have lived, and thrived. Vora Kaar's ideals have been evolved over time by studding the failings of previous orders of both, the Jedi, Sith, as well as their predecessors Dai Bendu. Hoping to emulate many of their successes and ideals, while preventing many of their failures. Such an attempt will take years of time, and dedication.

During the current time of 864 ABY, The Rule of the Few is just in is smallest ideals and conceptions. Birthed from the mind of a Sith Lord, spiraling out of control, and possibly considered a heretic to the Sith Empire.

SOCIAL INFORMATION
  • Founder: Vora Kaar
  • Membership:
    • The Sith Chamber - A collective of Sith Lords, Masters of the force who act as an extremely loose ruling body. Acting more along the lines as a Confederacy of Lords that all combine their forces for similar goals, While also being independent. Providing assets to the Order of the Few, this collective of Armies and Navies of these Sith Lords allows individuals to seek their own power, strength, ambitions, and desires while also providing for the Order as a whole. To provide incentive to the lords who lease out their military might, these lords may proclaim domains over a system/Hex in which they may have their personal forces. A Sith Lord of significant power may join the Chamber by right of Strength. Proving their strength either physically, or providing a wealth of forces in which come from their personal power base. Should any Sith Lord deem them able, they will be accepted as a Member. However, this title can be revoked at any time by another lord, or even a Sith Knight. This revoked status is a state of a Kaggath. Where upon two or more Lords, or a solitary Knight, may challenge the title, position, wealth, powerbase and more in a fight. This individual war will conclude with either the death, defeat, or surrender of one of the parties involved. Where upon the victor can lay claim to all the defeated foe has.
    • Sith Saber/Knight - Sith Sabers are mostly the core of the Order of the Few. Sabers are trusted individuals who have proven themselves capable and are full fledged members. Typically, Sabers are trained from the rank of Acolyte or Apprentice, into a Saber. Having proven their worth to their Master, Mentor, or were pushed through buy a member of the Sith Chamber. However, in rare circumstances, new members who prove their worth extremely early, or wish to be provided a test and pass, will be integrated into the blades. Sith Blades are viable to challenge a Sith Lord that resides upon the Chamber.
    • Sith Acolyte: This is the lowest rank of the Rule. Presented as an entry level position.
  • Sacred:
  • Dogma: The Rule follows the tenants of the very well known Sith Code. However, the code itself is not as stoic in its beliefs, and is open to interpretation. Using them more so as a guideline for which many Sith can use in various ways, however are not held to as though it were a Law from a celestial being. Less of a requirement, and more of a path in which is easiest to maintain, and provide the correct ideals of what a Sith should be. Following this, there are some additions in which provide a more steady environment for the Acolytes, and Blades to hold fast to.
    • Peace brings stagnation. Stagnation brings weakness. Only through Strife, Challenges, Trials, and evolution will one become victorious.
    • Order is a bringer of peace. Peace being a symptom of Order, makes Order the facilitator of Stagnation.
    • The Force is Infinite, Eternal, and ever tied with Fate. It should be respected, as much as it should be questioned.
    • A Sith who uses the force, filled to the brim with emotions, passions, vigor and personal strength will grow fat from victory.
    • The Force is an implement of Galaxy. Using it wisely will net one with untold connection, power, wealth, and sustainment.
    • Trust cannot be given to anyone. Trust is a construct of the weak. Believe only in the force, and its ability to give one power.
    • Only an individuals doubts, can hold themselves back from obtaining victory.
  • Reputation: The Rule of the Few, While not openly know to Imperial Sith, is a Religion that has mainly been birthed in the Tingle arm, and outer rim. Staying close to many Sith planets under the various jurisdictions of the Warlords of the Sith, and sparsely spread through other planets within well known Sith planets and homeworlds. For a time, They have been within the shadows. Hiding and biding their time so that they may one day rise up and present themselves forward as a new era, and a new generation of Sith more competent, and much more dedicated to the Dark side of the force. While within the current Sith Empire's influence, it is kept hush hush, any forms of rules or religious practicing out of line or against the Empress and former emperor have been met with attempts to quash such activities. thus resorting to holes in the wall, and planets away from the prying eyes of the Imperial Sith. Many who have followed this form of a religion came from the now defunct Keepers of the Sith Code, as well as rogue Jedi in which seek to gain personal power out from underneath that of any form of an Emperor.

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HISTORICAL INFORMATION
Created and theorized by Vora Kaar, much inspiration has come from many facets of the Sith. A major one is that of Darth Voyance Darth Voyance and Avernus Avernus once major members of a splinter faction of the Sith Empire, Keepers of the Sith Code.

The creation of this rule, has mostly formed from his time as a Former Sith Empire pawn, and later as a Sphere of Strength within the Keepers of the Sith Code. Where upon his personal thoughts have become a more radical and, considered in some circles, Heretical views upon the Sith, their code, and how they should operate. It is over this time, working with, and against other Sith, That Vora has come forth with a set of morals or codes that have been added upon the traditional Sith Code that is now Eons old.

Expanding upon this, and turning it into a rule, is just a way for him to openly state his offense of the Sith Empire, and other Sith based factions that may crop up.
 
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