The greatest villains of Star Wars, the Sith are the Jedi's most fearsome enemies. Here are all 36 Dark Lords of the Sith ...

In fact, there have been many powerful Sith Lords throughout the galaxy’s history, both in current canon and the Legends timeline that have challenged and defeated the guardians of peace ...

Read on for our unranked roundup of top-tier Sith Lords, and find out if your fave made the cut! Note: This list focuses exclusively on Sith — that means no Nightsisters, Knights of Ren ...

The Sith Lord was first namechecked in The Revenge of the Sith by Palpatine, who tells Anakin Skywalker the legend of him using the Force to create life, as well as ultimately to cheat death.

The Sith Lord in The Acolyte is more daring and powerful than even Darth Sidious, as they took on a group of eight Jedi alone. The Sith Lord's willingness to fight a group of Jedi, along with ...

But it is noteworthy Qimir didn’t actually call himself a Sith, let alone a Sith Lord. That could be nothing more than a turn of phrase, or it could be a subtle clue Qimir is actually something ...

Based on vibes alone, there's no doubt that this is a Sith Lord. But which one could it be? SEE ALSO: 9 burning questions we have for 'The Acolyte' Season 2 The likely answer is that this is Darth ...

When asked, “Will we learn whether Qimir is truly a Sith or not in the season finale?” Headland shared that although we may not get specific answers to the Sith question, we will see hints ...

Once Qimir and Osha flew off, Sheev Palpatine’s Master, a Muun Sith Lord “so powerful and so wise, he could use the Force to influence the midi-chlorians to create life,” emerged from the ...

Darth Plagueis isn't the only Sith Lord we thought of though. Seeing as we haven't heard the name “Plagueis” from Lucasfilm or Headland there's still potential for another Sith Lord to have ...

Exclusive: The Acolyte showrunner Leslye Headland talks to us about bringing Darth Plagueis to the screen for the very first time in Star Wars history. Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share ...