favourite sith

[Scarecrow63]

Yeah, Palpatine probably did the best job all around

[Wal-Mart Shoplifter]

I soooo agree.

[Meyer]

But I wouldn't say the whole galaxy thought jedi were criminals and traitors.

[Wal-Mart Shoplifter]

Well of course not but there is a margin of like 85% thought them as traitors. While the other 15% Thought not.

[Meyer]

I don't thing that the difference is so big.

[Scarecrow63]

Its probably that most the galaxy was more indifferent than anything

[Wal-Mart Shoplifter]

It's a metaphor. No one would know the exact digit to that poll..But the Jedi were seen as traitors even before their extinction.

[Corey]

Darth Andeddu, cause he was a better puppet master than Sidious, and for slapping down that whiny bitch Krayt.

[Meyer]

Naga Sadow and Marko Ragnos.Andeddu seems cool but there isn't much info about him.

[GrndAdmrlPellaeon]

Mine is probably Vader.

[GrndAdmrlPellaeon]

Thanks

[Seraphim]

I'd say my top 5 would be:

1) Darth Sidious aka Palpatine (for actually having been able to defeat the Jedi Order in such a Machiavellian fashion, forge the first Galactic Empire, convince the majority of the Galaxy that the Force was made up, and having been able to return from the dead)

2) Darth Revan aka the Revanchist (for intending to conquer the Republic and convert the Jedi in order to fight off the True Sith, he would have arguably been able to do it if not for Malak's betrayal, but so it goes; the fact that you also get to play as him -albeit in an amnesiac, brainwashed state- is also pretty rad, also for influencing Bane to enact the Rule of Two)

3) Darth Plagueis aka Hego Damask (I heard the audiobook... and he makes this list for the following: his voice after donning the transpirator mask, for one, the fact that he's equal parts Sith mystic-mad scientist-financial power broker, and most importantly, because he is the mentor to Palpatine in the ways of the Sith and galactic politics)

4) Darth Bane aka Dessel (the Sith Lord from humble beginnings who took on the Brotherhood of Darkness and triumphed, and for enacting the Rule of Two)

5) Darth Traya aka Kreia (for being the only Sith Lord who did not aspire to greater power through the Force, but sought instead to eradicate it completely, in so doing -it can be argued- attempting to liberate the Galaxy from what she perceived as its 'will')

Honorable Mention:
Darth Vader aka Anakin Skywalker (I personally think that Vader, so utterly evil and bad-ass, and in the end, so very noble, in the Original Trilogy was a great character, but the prequels, TFU, and the fact that his sacrifice was ultimately in vain -in other words, Palpatine returns from the grave- in essence, what I view as his portrayals in the EU, really diminish my appreciation for his character; however, he's given this honourable mention due to his actions and presence in ANH and Empire)

[Lord Xizer]

Darth Tyrannus for he was class and sophistication incarnate.

[Revanchist]

Darth Revan by far.

[tlmiller]

Darth Revan, with Darth Nihilus a close second.

[Lord Xizer]

Nihilus was cool

[Revanchist]

Nihilus was cool, but sort of a mindless goon as time went on. He reminded me of C'Baoth: concerned only with his own agenda and only aiding the Triumvirate because it furthered his goals. Darth Sion was much cooler in my opinion. Revan was the best because he walked both sides.

[Mat8876]

Darth Bane just because he started the rule of two which then lead to Sidious to destroy the jedi and reorganise the old republic into the empire. 

[Lord Xizer]

Darth Bane kicked ass