Darth Jadus

| theoldrepublicordie | October 17, 2011 at 3:45 pm

Darth Jadus

Darth Jadus Overview

Darth Jadus is reclusive and enigmatic, even among the Sith. He is cold, seething, and brilliant, and of all the members of the Dark Council is the least prone to rage, to laugh, to show any sign of the passions that fuel the dark side. Whatever passion Jadus has, whatever fuels him, only he knows.

His humanity has long since been purged.

Since his ascension to the council, Jadus has remained removed from the power struggles of his peers, instead concentrating his influence on Imperial Intelligence. Although other Sith control their own spy networks, it is Jadus who oversees the galaxy’s largest espionage organization (albeit primarily through advisors and intermediaries). Jadus’s servants are never Sith; instead, his favored agents are ordinary citizens uplifted to greatness, terrified of their lord but possessed of an almost religious zealotry.

There can be no doubt that Jadus is playing a long game, and the other Dark Lords observe him warily. Until he makes a move, however, there’s little to be done.

From: Wookieepedia

Darth Jadus was a male Sith Lord of the Sith Empire and a member of the Emperor’s Dark Council. Additionally, Jadus asserted his influence over the Imperial Intelligence network, controlling it through various liaisons.

Biography

Jadus was a male Sith Lord presumed born on the Outer Rim Sithcapital Dromund Kaas. Jadus rose to prominence among the Sithduring the years of the Great Galactic War and the subsequent Cold War, securing a position for himself on the Sith’s Dark Council. The Sith Lord gained control of the Imperial Intelligence network during the Cold War, working behind the scenes through various liaisons. At some point he sired a daughter who became his only known apprentice. Jadus also commanded the Imperial dreadnaught Dominator.

Personality and traits

A prominent yet enigmatic figure among the Sith, Darth Jadus was known for showing more self-restraint than his fellow Lords, rarely succumbing to the passions and emotions that powered the dark side of the Force. His personal motives and passions were unclear to all; he showed very little interest in concerning himself with the squabbles and power struggles so common among his people, instead focusing his influence on the Imperial Intelligence network. His enigmatic nature, coupled with his tendency to contract outsiders who had earned their own reputations for intelligence missions rather than other Sith, fostered a sense of unease and distrust among his peers.