Sith or Jedi?

[Rina Ascura]

However, there was at least one canonical Light Sith, namely Darth Gravid.

[Darth_Phobius47]

However, there was at least one canonical Light Sith, namely Darth Gravid.

Yeah he was the one who filled that planetoid that he resided in with Force Specters.

[DarthJimmer]

However, there was at least one canonical Light Sith, namely Darth Gravid.

Wasnt Darth Gravid a Dark Lord of the Sith who switched to the Light? Isn't that different. People Switch From Jedi to full Sith all the time. You could be correct though, I dont know much about Darth Gravid.

Edit: I thought Grey or Gray Jedi just beleive in the force not in light or dark and Je'daii beleive in the balance of both. So That wouldnt mean a Grey Jedi is good with a little bit of bad. Or A Light Sith being a sith whos a little bit light. Like I said I think those who use the hate and anger of the dark side get consumed, so its my opinion that its impossible to have one. But also this is a case showing its possible Sith can switch sides altogether if an incident happens strong enough to make them do so and snap out of it.

[Waxman]

Moisture Farmer.

[Luna]

I wonder if there are any Light Sith... There are Dark Jedi, so there must be Light Sith, too.

Sith are, by definition, Dark Siders.

The Sith Order was a sect of Force-sensitives who utilized the dark side of the Force.

Dark Jedi is just a term that was coined to give authors an excuse to make more Dark Side/red lightsaber-wielding villains. It has nothing to do with the actual Jedi Order. Personally, I hate the term... it sounds like a description of the Sith by someone who has never seen SW.

[DarthJimmer]

I 100 percent agree, luna.

[Rina Ascura]

Yeah he was the one who filled that planetoid that he resided in with Force Specters.

Wasn't that Darth Vectivus?

[Darth_Phobius47]

A Sith-species Jedi Master, could be considered a light Sith....But I really doubt there were any canon ones.

Only in ToR...

[Darth_Phobius47]

Wasn't that Darth Vectivus?

I may be wrong then. Sometimes I get Sith Lords mixed up, but hey no one is perfect. Lol

[Deceptae]

A Sith-species Jedi Master, could be considered a light Sith....But I really doubt there were any canon ones.

Only in ToR...

I would kill him / her and make a mug of the skull and some finger bones. abomination

[Aurentis]

Sith are, by definition, Dark Siders.

Dark Jedi is just a term that was coined to give authors an excuse to make more Dark Side/red lightsaber-wielding villains. It has nothing to do with the actual Jedi Order. Personally, I hate the term... it sounds like a description of the Sith by someone who has never seen SW.

I'm glad I'm not the only one that hates that term, even if my reasons are slightly different from yours. 
Admittedly, I also think "grey Jedi" shouldn't be a thing, but that's a discussion for another time and thread.

[Darth_Phobius47]

I would kill him / her and make a mug of the skull and some finger bones. abomination

Dude, harsh! Just brutal! Point!

[Master Rel]

However, there was at least one canonical Light Sith, namely Darth Gravid.

"Their Order might have already been decimated had it not been for the setback Darth Gravid dealt the Sith." ―Darth Plagueis, to Darth Sidious, regarding Darth Gravid's role in hindering the Grand Plan against the Jedi Order


Darth Gravid was a Human male who reigned as the Dark Lord of the Sith in the lineage of the Order of the Sith Lords. During his tenure as a Sith Lord, Gravid took a Twi'lek female as his apprentice, naming her Darth Gean. Over time, he was drawn to the light side of the Force and began to lose his sanity as a result of attempting to combine some of the philosophies of the Jedi, the Sith's enemies, with his teachings. He became convinced that he had to sabotage the Sith teachings in order to preserve the Order. Around 552 BBY, Gravid destroyed the majority of the Sith's lore before Gean slew him in his fortress on the planet Jaguada. Gravid's actions against the Sith set the organization back for centuries.


A sith lord that literally sees the light, realizes the evil that has been done and will be done by his order, and tries to destroy it from within.

This...this is a sith that gains my attention...if only he had been a bit more successful he would have been on my short list of heroes.

 

[Deceptae]

Dude, harsh! Just brutal! Point!

that's what they did to Black Beard

[Darth_Arkanus]

I am currently trying to work out exactly which side of The Force I'm on.

I feel a very strong pull towards the Dark side, because they embrace their passion, their feelings, their emotions, and distil them into a razor-sharp intent. Granted, that intent is almost exclusively evil, and I don't particularly hold with destroying planets, enslaving races and things of that type. But there is most certainly power and control in that path.

 HOWEVER, nor am I a poster-boy for the Jedi. I do identify with Qui-gon Jinn in particular, a Noble, brave, peaceful but POWERFUL man who had a calm and commanding bearing about him before he even drew a lightsaber. He was also an excellent duellist and very strong with The Force.

But the Jedi have their flaws; their arrogance, their dogma, they cold, dispassionate and stifling rigidity. To my mind, the Jedi Order was every bit the dictatorship that the Sith rule of two is; and if you need proof, read the "Jedi Path". Case in point; The council can nullify a victory in the trials if they feel The Force is "Inadequately" with a candidate, or they can pass a candidate who has shown little or no aptitude at all; because they feel The Force has a "greater plan". Appeals of any kind are also forbidden!

As I said, I am still waiting to be "turned" one way or the other.