The Sith Rule of Two demands the Order always has a single Master with a single apprentice. The Acolyte ‘s Qimir is searching for his own when he should already have one, if he is a Sith Lord.

One of the things that we know about the world of Star Wars is that the Jedi Order has long been at war with the Sith Order. They have been ancient enemies of one another for thousands of years, and a ...

The Sith Rule of Two demands the Order always has a single Master with a single apprentice. The Acolyte ‘s Qimir is searching for his own when he should already have one, if he is a Sith Lord.

The Jedi Order believed the Sith were extinct due to Darth Bane's Rule of Two, hiding in the shadows for revenge. Darth Bane reinvented the Sith ideology, ensuring only a master and an apprentice ...

One theory we have is that he is the true Sith master, and the Stranger is his apprentice. “Always two there, no more, no less.” That’s the creed of the Sith “Rule of Two.” ...

The Acolyte episode 6 has only deepened the mystery surrounding Qimir's Sith Master – and Star Wars fans have more theories. The following will dive into spoilers for The Acolyte episode 6, so ...

The Rule of Two does not mean a Sith apprentice (who is still a Sith Lord) can’t train another in the ways of the dark side. For that reason alone it’s very possible The Acolyte‘s mysterious ...

The identity of the Sith turned out to be Qimir, the timid trader played by Manny Jacinto. He was in hiding in plain sight the whole time, and there were plenty of clues leading to his big secret.

Maul ultimately becomes devoted to taking down Sidious, but never achieves his goal before he's killed by Obi-Wan in Rebels. So, that's a lot of complicated (and tragic) Master and apprentice ...

One theory we have is that he is the true Sith master, and the Stranger is his apprentice. “Always two there, no more, no less.” That’s the creed of the Sith “Rule of Two.” ...