Darth Sion- Lord of Pain

Darth Nihilus- Lord of Hunger

Darth Traya- Queen of Betrayal

Darth Vader- Dark Lord of Sith

Darth Revan- ?

Revan is/was also Dark Lord of the Sith (or Dark Lady or whatever you call women). That's the only "real" title, the top level of the Sith hierarchy. The whole pain/betrayal/hunger thingy is just some fancy addition to make them seem bad. Vader never got there, though. The Emperor was in the way.

 

Also, spoiler section perhaps? Or spoiler tags.

Vader = Invader

Revan = Revenge

Traya = Betrayal

Malak = Malice

Nihilus = Annihilation

Tyrannus = Tyranny

Sidious = Insidious

Maul = Mauling

Vader = Invader

Revan = Revenge

Traya = Betrayal

Malak = Malice

Nihilus = Annihilation

Tyrannus = Tyranny

Sidious = Insidious

Maul = Mauling

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Wow... how did you figure any of THAT out?!

Bane = ?

Just wanted to make sure he figured it out :D

Vader was actually supposed to be "father" according to Lucas (it's from some germanic language, I guess. Have to look into it if you want a definite answer).

Bane = ?

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I'm going to take a wild guess and say Bane = Bane

Darth Flatley = Lord Of The Dance

Nihilus=Nihilism. This one is more fitting, IMO.

 

Atris=Attrition. She does seek the destruction of the Sith. However, an alternative definition is "Sorrow for one's sins"

 

Hmm, root word of "mauling," would that be "maul"?

 

And yes Bane would be Bane. Is it any wonder that the Forgotten Realms god of strife and hatred is named Bane?

Darth Brooks = Lord of the Big Silly Hat

Bane = ?

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Darth Bane = Abandon.

 

The backstory for why he had that sense of abandonment is in his backstory.

bane means the nemesis of.

 

nihilus is a spin of the latin word nihilo/nihil which means nothing, as in "empty of life"

 

yes its used in the political term nihilist which means "nothingist" = supports the theory of no government.

 

anarchy = ana or chaotic, archy = government

Darth Banes most likely explanation is Bane of the Jedi.

 

Rather than the usual play on words.