Cult of Sadow

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The Sith are no longer an entity. Centuries of war and hardships have left them as only an ancient memory, near-forgotten. Many of their secrets have been lost, their beliefs abandoned. This apostasy has come to be known as the Sith Diaspora.

However, there is still balance in the Universe. There are those who wish to reunite the Sith, to learn the ways of their strength and power—those who wish to become one with the stronger, darker side of the Force. These people refer to themselves as the Cult of Sadow, originally started by a few wayward Jedi who sought to unleash the hidden powers of the Sith planet Korriban. These Jedi remained in hiding, gathering followers and teaching them how to use the Force for their own gain. The Cult of Sadow, in their growing strive for power, hopes to one day reunite themselves with their Sith ancestors and defeat their eternal enemies, the Jedi.

Within the Cult
Compared to the rest of the factions in the galaxy, the Cult is small. Their members are reclusive and shun contact with the rest of the galaxy unless they feel they can get something out of the connection. Most members work towards their own personal goals, very few thinking about the general well being and survival of the Cult itself. One could say that the original ideals of the Cult have been lost through the ages since their creation, their exiled Jedi forefathers forgotten or remembered with a tinge of distaste.

Recently, after their loss of Korriban, more members of the Cult have realised that the Cult’s general wellbeing should be put more to mind, but their hate for the Jedi has merely increased and no exiled Jedi will be accepted into their fold. Jedi, former or current, will be murdered as soon as they step into the presence of a Cultist.

The Cult accept very few people into their ranks, only those who have proven themselves strong in the Force are permitted to join their fold, and even then they shun the younger generations in favour of someone with more experience under their belt. The Cult isn’t a babysitting organisation, they deal solely in adults. Training in the Force among these treacherous beings is dangerous and can often end in death if a hopeful isn’t careful.