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The rule of two is retarded, why would anyone take an apprentice if you know that you will eventually get killed by him

>t. Darth Kr*yt

WANGA

Bane was an idiot.

Because the goal is to keep the Sith alive. You teach all you know to your apprentice. Eventually they learn enough to overtake you. They train an apprentice, the cycle continues.

Before Bane implemented the Rule of Two, Sith Lords were all backstabbing eachother and getting nowhere, allowing the Jedi to curbstomp all of them while he escaped.

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sith are all about what doesn't kill you makes you stronger

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It makes sense and yet it doesn't. Sith nature is inherently selfish, why should they care about other sith's survival?

you dumbass, then your apprentice will backstab you and get himself killed by jedi

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>It makes sense and yet it doesn't. Sith nature is inherently selfish, why should they care about other sith's survival?
They don't care about other Sith's survival. That's what nearly killed The Sith in the first place. They all backstabbed eachother

Bane's Sith only care about the survival of the Sith Order itself.

only if you're retarded like Sheev and try corrupting the Chosen One

If ahsoka is orange, what color are her nipples and "insides"?

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If they don't care about other sith's survival, why do they take apprentices knowing well they will (try to) backstab you? For the survival of the sith order is pretty much selfless cause, which makes little sense in the context of the sith.

>f they don't care about other sith's survival, why do they take apprentices knowing well they will (try to) backstab you?
Because, you fucking brainlet mouthbreather, the Sith Order cannot survive without knowledge being passed on to an apprentice.

>For the survival of the sith order is pretty much selfless cause, which makes little sense in the context of the sith.
It's a selfish cause. The Sith believe they should rule everything.

How do I enjoy SW still with how awful 7 - 9 were?

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I think the belief is that each generation of Sith will be stronger than the last. After all you do have to find a way to kill your master, and then your apprentice has to kill you. Forcing themselves to evolve.

Look I'm just gonna be honest.
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>Order cannot survive
Why should a sith care?

nipples are apparently the same color as lips so...

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read the thrawn trilogy, play kotor, watch rogue one, mando

I do all of those already, except KOTOR2.

Because the Sith care about their own survival.

Read Leigh Brackett's Empire Strikes Back

I guess because having an apprentice that will eventually try to kill you and take your place is a way to test yourself. Like PROXY and Galen Marek.

Read Labyrinth of Evil, ROTS novelization, and Rise of Darth Vader in that order.

Based.

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Oops, phoneposting...

To get what you want. Other sith are useful as pawns and the rule of two ensures you only need to keep your eye on one person. Depending on how well you teach them, you end up with a very useful pawn. And all you have to do is balance his usefulness and threat level. As long as you don't give him too much knowledge, you can thwart any attempted betrayal. Or you can just backstab him before he gets the chance. It's a good deal if you have confidence in your ability to stomp out a potential backstabbing. And if the apprentice does end up succeeding you've still managed to unleash a corrupted soul on the galaxy and continued strengthened the sith legacy, which seems to be enough for a lot of sith to die happy.

denofgeek.com/movies/star-wars-the-last-jedi-the-8-best-ships-introduced-in-episode-viii/
Do you agree with the Den of Geek, /wars/?

>not willing to sacrifice yourself to kill more jedi

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Do you think Master and Apprentice ever fuck?