Darth Marr / Emperor's Wrath Remembers

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[@KennyG881]

Marr really did stand out in the Dark Council. He didn't give a shit about Sith politics, he just did what was necessary to defend the Empire and died for it.

[@user-oo8oj1hl8k]

And unlike all the other council members, Darth Marr never feared death. The very reason he fought so hard for the empire was because he felt his death approaching, so he wanted to leave a strong empire behind him. It's pretty obvious now that I think of it that the reason he singles out the imperial player character, who is still young and inexperienced compared to the old lords of the council, is because he wants to train them into a leader for the empire. Why else would he call out to a single young imperial, especially the Emperor's Wrath is a weird choice unless he specifically wanted someone who doesn't have ties to the dark council and their ways. He's one brilliant character.

[@maxkogan3785]

Well he was in charge of the sphere of defense. He was really dedicated to it.

[@riches3581]

"let another claim the throne my place is on the battlefield" -darth marr

[@aamirrazak3467]

ᛞᛟᛟᛗᛁᚾ that’s interesting too cause it seems like the Sith were often afraid of death and losing their power

[@Terlin1466]

@@aamirrazak3467 most are and were. Includeing some of the favorites. Even Valkroian feared death. actually thats the only thing he feared the most. Everything else was a want and desire for the most part.

[@FriendlyKat]

I think Marr would have made a great emperor.

[@AssasiCraftYogUscus]

With Malgus as his Wrath, they could have guided the Sith to something great.

[@Tar-Numendil]

@@AssasiCraftYogUscus I would give anything to see that.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

@@AssasiCraftYogUscus they would've destroyed the jedi.

[@littlemarc7822]

Marr and malgus probably would not last tho because of how power greedy malgus was Marr is the beast tho

[@marseldagistani1989]

@@littlemarc7822 perhaps Marr and Imperious/Nox/Occlus as his advisor/will

[@Cailus3542]

Darth Marr: a Sith whose sense of patriotism and loyalty to his people redeemed him from the grasp of the Dark Side. He stood before his Emperor, faced him down and said "no". He choose defiance rather than sublimation, freedom for his Empire rather than slavery, and thus rose beyond any of his fellow Sith.

[@brucejedilee5290]

Cailus Griffin He was not freed from the grasp of the Dark Side he just wasn't a slave to it. He was a Sith warrior at heart. He didn't fear death and his loyalty was to the empire.

[@deathking1019]

Cailus Griffin and in the end marr out lived valkorion as he was cast into the abyssal void marr became one with the force

[@thepayne7862]

Marr was the Old Republic Online version of Garak from DS9. Much like Garak everything Marr did was for the Empire.

[@jenshep1720]

@@thepayne7862 The way I see it, Marr was more like Damar. Sat beside an imperfect leader, had power thrust upon him, and rose above everyone else, only to be cut down by the strongest enemy his people ever faced.

[@thepayne7862]

@@jenshep1720 That is a good comparison.

[@lordbyss1819]

In my opinion Marr stands for what the Sith should be: Passionate, Driven, Selfless. Not the best people person but he took the self serving sith and tried to turn them into something more. I may not agree with everything he believes but he was a respectable being.

[@Stego1819]

If all Sith were like Marr they would have ruled the galaxy not just for 25 but for a Thousand years.

[@user-ry6sx6uq2d]

Selfless sith is an oxymoron by the definition. If a sith acts selflessly, he loses power. And if he loses power, he will fail to hold his position against those more powerful than him. Yeah, Marr is a cool character, but his efforts would've never been enough to fight against the sith way of life. Nor is it necessary. You don't grow flowers out of rocks.

[@dramwertz4833]

@@user-ry6sx6uq2d altough the second one is true, a selfless sith can still exist. As long as smth extremely powerful unites these sith they can be "selfless" because in reality they work for themselves, for the knowledge that one day the Jedi will burn and that at some point they will pay for everything. A sith can fight for this goal alone, being "selfless"because it isnt important if the sith suceed in his lifetime. (Ofc this is only my opinion, not a statement)

[@user-ry6sx6uq2d]

@@dramwertz4833 Oh, but one of the sith's greatest desires is to overcome their own mortality. And for an example of that you should look no further than Valkorion. Selfishness is a core and foundation of all sith philosophy. Everything a sith does is for his own ends. Being selfish of course does not mean being a psychopath, but in the end sith live not for any ideal, not for any cause, not for some greater goal but purely for themselves.

[@dramwertz4833]

@@user-ry6sx6uq2d yeah, i agree most sith are obviously extremely "physically" self centered (here as: they want to be all-powerful and live as they want). But in theory imo a sith can also be selfish by "fulfilling" his emotions. Ofc as soon as this would be fulfilled, hea cease to exist as an sith since he had no emotions to draw from anymore but thats why such large scale things as the revenge at the jedi work perfectly for that. And this means a sith could be completely selfish because he wants to fulfill HIS emotions/dreams/visions, wants to enact HIS revenge but doesnt care if somebody else wields HIS sword to do so. Thus he can devote his full life to making sure that this revenge will happen without ever centering on anything other. Only my opinion tho ofc. Realistically the fear of death is probably a too human thing to ever completely overcome, no matter how strong the hate

[@GUNDAMLOCKON]

Ruthless, but fair. Always did like him.

[@Tar-Numendil]

Marr proved that being a Sith does not necessarily make one evil. Marr practiced the dark side of the Force for decades, but he didn't care for the infighting that plagued the Order of the Sith Lords. He cared about the Sith Empire and it's people. So much so that he was willing to die to defend it and that is exactly what he did. Darth Marr is the greatest Sith that ever lived.

[@Mediados]

What i liked most about him is that he did not support the racism the Empire suffered from for decades. He stood for an Empire in which everyone is rated only by strength and competence.

[@Wilsontripplets]

Possible that lana was his apprentince at some point?

[@Tar-Numendil]

@@Wilsontripplets Lana Beniko? Yeah she was.

[@Wilsontripplets]

@@Tar-Numendil makes sense on her views now.

[@lapinmalin8626]

@@Wilsontripplets Dark Lachris fut aussi l'apprentie de Dark Marr d'ailleurs on voit bien que la mentalité de Marr a déteint sur elle, elle fait les choses cruelles qui doivent être faites mais ne traite pas les autres comme des bon à rien comme les sith le font

[@Kioth7]

In truth. He was the best of us with many titles. The most Respected and well known Sith. Warrior, Leader, Tactician, Master, Council Member. and the only person I would Call Emperor. Someone that every Sith, should aspire to. He was not without weaknesses but, they where minimal compared to his presence and actions. Darth Marr. True leader of the Great Sith Empire *Salutes* You will be long remembered, through the thousands of years.

[@l.warner3951]

+Kioth7 True, in fact I'm help a decadent of Marr to kill The Emperor. Something he sadly could not do.

[@eddieguererro46]

I'd gladly serve under his rule. By Leader and Sith Lord standards, the man was worthy of respect.

[@revanimperium]

+eddieguererro46 My body, gone it may be, but rest assured, my resolve to stop Valkorion and his bloodline remains strong, with the Wrath as my hands, the Empire will live on!

[@navyflyboy07]

+Kioth7 We shall avenge our beloved Dark Brother!! The Eternal Empire SHALL BURN!!

[@navyflyboy07]

+Darth Marr *SALUTE* to you Dark Brother!!

[@paleasf6045]

Although he was a Sith, I still think of him as one of the good guys.

[@Jdude281]

just because one is sith does not necessarily mean they will be evil.

[@Psych0tikk]

One thing I always found interesting is that in both the Sith and Jedi Codes, there is no mention of Light or Dark, Good or Evil.

[@thetruestarking20000]

Being sith or jedi does not automatically make one good or evil. At their core the two organizations are simply different philosophies.

[@davidkelly4210]

"The Jedi and Sith are identical in almost every way." The most Jedi chose to be peacekeepers and scholars. Most Sith chose to be conquers and... Scholars. Had the Jedi chosen to be 'civilizing influences' while the Sith champions of self-determination (along with taking the 'broken chains' bit of the Sith Code to oppose slavery) the scripts would have been totally flipped without fundamentally changing anything.

[@deathking1019]

the force itself saw him as worthy of it to become one with it he wielded the dark side of the force and it destroyed his body but his soul his very being was unbreakable

[@trexvik9628]

I swore to crush the Eternal Empire and burn Zakuul to a crisp in his name. Imagine my disappointment after I found out that I couldn't do that. :(

[@Mediados]

Marr wouldnt have wanted you to destroy Zakuul. He is not a destructive Sith, he would have wanted us to conquer it in the name of the Empire, what we ended up doing. Not for long but still.

[@trexvik9628]

@@Mediados I really would've liked to have the option.

[@marekmacik548]

As Darth Nox I was utterly ambitious and arogant towarss other sith. But when I first spoke with him on Makeb I treated him with respect. He gained it without saynig a word, he gianed it due to his actions as THE SITH

[@salvadoroars]

Same. He was the only one I treated as an equal in the council.

[@user-so6ps4pb6y]

After he died i did everything i could to find his armor set to wear with revan's mask to represent everything those two stood for.He wasn't a lord he was EMPEROR.

[@punishedvenomsnake716]

The true Champion of the Empire and a man for the people. Marr is the epitome of everything that a Sith should aspire to be: courageous, ruthless, powerful, honest. When "Valkorion" killed him, I'm not going to lie, I cried a little bit. He deserved better than that bullshit but he died fighting relentless for what believed and for the future and the people of the Empire. "I WILL NEVER AGAIN KNEEL TO YOU!.... It is YOU who fears death, Valkorion. I will NOT kneel"-Darth Marr I want the Empire's Wrath to bring me the head of that cowardly piece of shit who somehow keeps on living, Vitiate.

[@necrovamp4693]

AJ Rice Well said

[@Jdude281]

not only that, but he was one of the only sith lords to ever survive his death and become a force spirit without alternate means like attaching his essence to an artifact.

[@jarlsterra]

Valkorion is a far better character, stop complaining.

[@Inquisitor_Lelouch]

He was my favorite character in Swtor too. I was furious when valkorion killed him.

[@TheUsuallySilentOne]

While many Sith lords wanted power just for power sake, Darth Marr never lost sight of why he wanted the power. Everything he did, he did it for the sake of the Sith Empire and its people... Of all the Sith Lords he was the noblest.

[@MultiGG2]

Darth Marr. A legend that was a bigger badass than Valkorion could ever dream of being.

[@AbsolXGuardian]

Marr is so awesome. I liked him instantly from his few scenes in Annihilation, which was before I'd seen him properly in SWTOR. The idea of a sith who actually cares about the Empire and wants the infighting to end was very interesting. He was off-putting at first in Rise of the Hutt Cartel, but that might be because I had my Imperial Agent antagonize him because she doesn't really like sith. But after her adventures on Makeb, she came to understand him, and I imagined her becoming his champion. I really liked him in Shadow of Revan, and was very upset when he died. And I loved how he was honored with becoming a force ghost, because in the end, he truely was selfless.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

He is in annihilation? Fucking great! Just got that book 1 hour ago.

[@CelestialDraconis]

The only sith I truly liked in the dark council other than Vowran. Valkorian wil pay for this, you will be avenged Marr.

[@Tar-Numendil]

I liked Marr, Vowrawn, and Jadus.

[@Mediados]

@David Irvin Marr had my absolute loyalty. Good thing that we could avenge him.

[@algoraxmago1527]

The only Sith to serve the empire before himself.

[@Jdude281]

The one crucial difference between Marr, and most other Sith, while most sith thought of themselves first and foremost, Marr was thinking of the better interests of the empire. That is what he fought for, every step of the way. A better empire. When he died, it was a selfless act. He did not care if he died, he did not care for his own well being, all he cared about was stopping Valkorian from enslaving the Empire, and he would fight at any cost to keep it safe.

[@balrok9959]

I think that is mostly thanks to his "previous" position in the Empire. He had the title "Defender of the Empire". He was the guy who fought defensive battles. When Empire was attacked Marr was sent to defend the Empire's planets. He was celebrated as the Hero of the Empire by its people. So I think during his career as the defender he comes to realize what he was defending. While other Sith were scheming and doing all for themselves he protected the Empire and everything Empire stands for. And when Empire was in Chaos he was the "head" of the Dark Council and took all responsibility for the Empire. He was the one that forged an alliance with Republic and it was also him that gathered the strike force against Darth Malgus.

[@DuduFilm]

R.I.P. Marr

[@ingamingpc1634]

your back! lol at the opening

[@ingamingpc1634]

good video

[@TevyaSmolka]

great tribute man RIP marr

[@toddenrico2748]

Vasari Rebell I adore this comment. That is how I will now think of it all. Thank you.

[@LordDagovere]

On my stream I freaked out bro lol. I WAS SO MADDD

[@knightsotl796]

You can say that Marr suffered the Emperor's disfavor, just as Baras predicted.

[@DarthNoox]

He was not a man without weakness, and not a man without fear. But he was a true Sith, this is what a Dark Lord of the Sith should be like, not like palpatine or the dark council members but like Marr, a true warrior

[@grandadmiralthrawn3164]

No, A sith is evil. That is the whole point. Palpatine is the embodiment of the sith.

[@aurel79000]

Darth Marr... RIP the true emperor ;(

[@Mediados]

What i liked most about Marr is his honor towards the Jedi. They are our adversaries, but that does not mean that we should not treat them with respect. Sith respect strength, and underestimating the Jedi would be a critical mistake, hence they deserve our respect.

[@remoxvideo2495]

Actually now i understand that Marr didn't choose dark side during his meeting with Valkorion. Valkorion offered him power, thing that Sith is so bind to it, so it's funny to tell that he was narrow-minded. It was obvious what he could choose but still he wanted to rise above it. He was commited to the Empire not so much to the Sith ideas at all. Interesting character.

[@reo_1907]

The only true Emperor of the Sith Rest in Peace

[@Tar-Numendil]

"I WILL NEVER AGAIN KNEEL TO YOU!!!" Imagine if Darth Vader had balls that big. And Valkorion was far more powerful than Sidious. Obviously Vader stood up to Sidious in the end, but he never would have blatantly denied him like Marr did with Valkorion.

[@DarthNoox]

Marr looked more at the empire and its interests than his own and that made me respect him

[@holgarpl3356]

All Hail Darth Marr The True Emperor of The Sith Empire and True Leader of our Order!

[@benderthepirate]

I do not call him Darth Marr. For me, he is, and always will be Emperor Marr, the Dark Emperor of the Sith, for he was the only one truly worthy of the title.

[@brucejedilee5290]

James P He is what Sith emperor should be

[@thetruestarking20000]

As the Emperor's Wrath, he was the only one amongst the crowd of back-stabbing cowards that was worthy of my service. The rest of the so called Sith were self-serving bastards that only used their weapons to strike down their own citizens.

[@tanoshiofm3852]

I liked him since he first spoke in the ending of the Sith Warrior storyline. He and Darth Vowrawn are the only members of the Council my Sith Warrior respects and likes, especially Marr because he and my Sith Warrior have similar mindsets.

[@AntoineBandele]

Dudu returns :-D

[@thenethralking6032]

Just putting it out there, but who here wants to see Luke meet the Force Ghost of Darth Marr? I think that would be epic! XD

[@l.warner3951]

One of my favorite Siths of all time.

[@l3loodknight]

Marr was awesome. He will be missed.

[@hexazalea1793]

I would've given up on the long term goal of taking the imperial throne If Marr was the alternative option... and wasn't already dying. Acina will never live up to him. Few ever could. Darth Marr was a True hero of the Empire.

[@josephscott1292]

Marr was what the Sith should have been. Passionate, powerful, practical, and yet driven to do what is right. He was strong with the Dark Side, but achieved Oneness with the Force upon death. Valkorion deserved worse for what he did to the noble Sith. His vision of the Galaxy was one that could have worked. If only there were more like him in the Order...

[@yenneferofvengerberg]

I loved Darth Marr! I was so sad when he died :(((

[@grantwilson4506]

A beautiful tribute for the one true Emperor of the Sith Empire.

[@thepayne7862]

I would love to see a book about the life if Marr. He was so different from other Sith. As others have said he put the empire before himself rare for a Sith.

[@brodyestes2376]

Marr stared down the most powerful being in the galaxy, one who could crush him and his empire with just a command and chose death over servitude.... Many Sith claim to have broken their chains, none truly do..... Marr completed the code, Marr may not have achieved victory, but he broke his chains and the Force freed him.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

He accepted death, willingly died..didn't resist it and thus was allowed to become one with the force by embracing death yet refusing the call of the void.

[@leth7759]

R.I.P Darth Marr.

[@BlackwatchLT]

"Life is our enemy, Death is our solace" Darth Marr

[@darthsol658]

What I would give to be Darth Marr's apprentice!

[@wintersking4290]

Marr the sith who became one with the force. It is indeed a good tale.

[@necrovamp4693]

One of my favorite Sith Lords, the other being Darth Jadus, may he forever rest in peace.

[@pichumaster63]

I will hold your holocron I your honor. You were a good friend & taught me everything. Thanks my friend,. May the force be with you. R.I.P

[@RealTreyOlds]

RIP Darth Marr my favorite Darth and Dark Lord on SWTOR besides Malgus

[@MegaAgamon]

My Sith would follow Marr to edge of the Space and Beyond

[@paraphilicanalysis1737]

“Beasts do not fear death, they fear pain and loud noises. You fear death, you fear a concept, you are less than a beast.” (Darth Tenebrous on his appearance)

[@shovelenthusiast7389]

Marr was like a Commissar in the Imperium of Man. He takes no shit, he doesnt tolerate incompetence and leads through example.

[@Tar-Numendil]

I will NEVER AGAIN kneel to you! I love Darth Marr!

[@salvadoroars]

Cant help but remember a rumor in game that someone, a moff or something, killed himself when he saw marr's real face. 😆 Then during the kotet when you get to preview armors on Marr it's a black man's face. 🤔

[@Tar-Numendil]

This is why Marr is my favorite Sith.

[@nathansteinfromarkham7109]

Marr is and with probably ALWAYS be one of my favorites from this era.

[@rustkarl]

Marr was a leader I would follow. Principled but Pragmatic. Passionate and Driven, yet tempered by Reason. A commander with a stern but fair hand and the interests of his people at heart. I wouldn’t call him Emperor. Such a title implies he was akin to the very being he despised. Marr disdained internal politics, and put his focus on external politics. Personally I like the working relationship that an Inquisitor on the Council has with him, an ally to the rear to keep the infighting from crippling his efforts to hold the Empire together.

[@Thysillia]

Always kinda thought of him as Papa Sith.

[@ARgallerus]

R.I.P. Marr! Great video

[@deadking4006]

Truly my favorite character of all time. The true sth emperor. All Hail marr

[@Dagoth_ballin]

"My main man Marr" is what i like to call him

[@BlackwatchLT]

Life is the enemy. Death is our solace

[@nachoxsupreme1444]

The reaver set is still one of my fav outfits

[@fatihdiril7400]

Could you make a tribute to Nox? Her rise to power is literally the meaning of the sith code...

[@Erikaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

+Darth Harbinger Imposter!

[@Arauto_Kagnos]

Jen'Ari-Asha *Shocks*

[@user-oo8oj1hl8k]

Nox is great, but I've always felt that the Wrath is better. The Wrath is powerful, progressive and a veritable one-man-army. Special enough to gain the attention of the Emperor, and as we know, the emperor doesn't really give a crap about anything at all.

[@aramis9331]

Im darth oclus and im triggered

[@user-oo8oj1hl8k]

Aramis Nox is canon in-game :D

[@bobdole8248]

As much as I admired Vitiates cunning, Marr will always be my favorite from TOR. I wish theyd treated these expansions more like they did KOTOR.

[@Antar-Draconis]

I LOVE YOU DARTH MARR.

[@tilltronje1623]

The Sith who accepted the Jedi code

[@SomeChaosMarine]

Darth Marr is my favorite sith ever.

[@emzonik8851]

He's the oposite of Jorus C'baoth. C'baoth was a Jedi who found himself a superior being, always wanted the jedi to enslave the galaxy and in the end he fell to the dark side. Marr on the other hand was a sith who wanted to gain power but not in his favout but for the benefit of the sith empire. And in the end he surrendered himself to the light side which allowed him to be a force ghost.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

He didn't embrace the light....if you play the game that is very much clear...he embraced death, like Marka Ragnos did for example who also became a ghost and appeared over the millennia both on korriban to crash his own funeral and even the empress teta system to give his blessing to Exar Kun and Ulic Cel droma.. How many Sith willingly die? That's right, none except a few like Marr and Marka Ragnos... not fighting death yet refusing the void as marr did allows you to remain conscious within the force. He never embraced the light..he only acknowledged after death that the jedi code was right about there being no death, only the force. Neither Marka Ragnos nor marr ever embraced the light.

[@emzonik8851]

@@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk You're kinda right when it comes to his philosophical POV, but from a purely "objective" standpoint, refering to the Force itself, what he did was indeed embracing selflessness, thus rejecting the dark side. How he names it doesn't really matter. With Marka Ragnos it was different, as he became a dark side spirit, like Exar Kun or Ajunta Pall. That's not the same as a Force Ghost, which is entirely a light side phenomenon.

[@NorseGraphic]

Fine use of the Balmorra-theme.

[@galenmarek2943]

Do you know what version it is?

[@ben17ism]

While doing all the story before the expansion I always though of him as my only friend and the only one I could trust. His death hurt a lot.

[@archades115]

Darth Marr was one of the greatest Sith characters. In my, Darth Nox's, well-founded opinion.

[@chatnoodle5496]

I really love your tributes, you always put so much work into them!

[@GMOORE288]

Marr and I were very different, but we were both badass

[@michakotua6860]

best sith of all time, an ambitious but loyal to empire

[@darthrevan4435]

Marr needs more screen time

[@Soma4580]

I feel a little cheated the way Marr died, I would have preferred a rampage through the throne room, a pile of bodies too.

[@DarthAlpharius]

April 5th Darth Marr returns

[@ryankwon8785]

Darth Marr is an Emperor without a throne.

[@tomerion3115]

All hail Darth Marr!

[@matmat0627]

Rip Marr, l'un des meilleurs membres du conseil noir

[@jsstopmotionstudios2739]

His death is why Valkorion/Vitiate is one of my least favorite Star Wars characters. Marr is my favorite character, and Valkorion humiliated him.

[@Mr9TalesFox]

Better Sith than my Inquisitor and Wrath combined, I was afraid of death even more after Marr die.

[@jim-hw4ci]

I always forget why i loved Marr.

[@theevildrummingsithlord1492]

Reason why Marr was killed in KOTFE: He was so powerful that if he had lived, he would've destroyed Arcann, Thexan (if he was alive), and Vaylin.

[@Blackdeathgaming-yv1kk]

The old eu had the pleasure of a few pov chapters of Darth Marr in the novel: Star Wars: The old republic annihilation and although he understood the reality of sith politics very well he was sick of the infighting ,he wasn't perfect, still very much a sith when it came to being a military leader...being to eager to restart offensives that would drain the empire more then it gained to appear strong...but he very much wanted to reform the empire itself like malgus..he even calls malgus out for being an idiot for crowning himself emperor eventhough he agreed mostly with his vision..in the book it's ironic because there's a replacement needed on the dark council and there are 2 candidates... a human and a falleen. And the empire is very racist at the time. Marr recognises that they cant keep oppressing basically everone and wants the falleen on the council to show the empire that an alien can also thrive in the empire...everyone else basically disagrees except for him. So the other sith has to conquer this world and then marr would support him. I just remembered the name of the falleen being Darth Karrid.. so marr reaches out to Karrid who btw was the former apprentice of malgus. But she stayed loyal when malgus declared his new empire.. she is also in control of the asendant spear which is a super weopon that is detrimental to the siths war effort. Marr tells her the decision of the dark council and she goes off to "reinforce" the other candidate. While using a subtle threat she baits the other sith in attanking her and she destroys both the sith fleet and the republic fleet and presents the comm logs to the dark council. The irony here is that when she does so all the councilors that were against her are now super welcoming because she destroyed her rival like a true sith according to them by being subtle. Sith politics basicslly allows you to kill your rivals as long as on paper it seemed like you did nothing wrong and because she didnt shoot first she was allowed to wipe him out. So everone is satisfied with her killing her rival in true sith fashion and Marr, Well Marr is just disappointed. He hoped she would've been above such a ploy... Later in the book i felt like Marr myself when i was frustrated with needless sith violence...SIS had been wanting to destroy the ascendant spear for a while and in their operation they had cracked the black cipher of the sith empire. They had been watching their transmissions and manipulated Karrid through her former jedi master to head to duros where already a sith fleet was going to engage the republic. Due to the trap being set on duros later and manipulating Karrid to get there the republic fleet orbitting duros is way stronger then anticipated meaning that the first sith fleet stands no chance (kudos to the grand moff that goes for a kamikaze attack trying to crash into the population on duros). When he does so the remaining sith ships that are heavily outnumbered try to retreat.. and what does Karrid do when she arrives? She destroys the fleeing vessels for cowardice. I deadpanned at that and i felt frustrated beyond believe.. so needless. Poor Marr and the Imperials have to deal with that bullshit daily.

[@ilyagutkovich5477]

marr is the Sithari

[@lepennyking2136]

maybe

[@alexpeters7598]

Darth marr the man that I ✊ respect as a man and a sith and deserve to be a darth 😇

[@Tar-Numendil]

Perfectly done video! It sucks that Marr died, but he is one with the Force now. Marr may be a part of Legends and not canon, but Legends will always be canon for me. Darth Marr is my favorite Sith, followed closely by Darth Malgus.

[@patricianoftheplebs6015]

Death malgus, Darty marr, Revan and Darth Jadus would have been the best leaders for the galaxy. If only they had joined forces the galaxy might have seen peace.

[@shaydowsith348]

Marr yes. Not Jadus. Jadus wanted to democratize Fear, in other words, for all to have fear. That is not how to build a lasting empire, as Tarkin found.

[@BornotB-xi6kg]

Still miss Marr.

[@naruto13450]

What's the song called at 1:00 ??

[@LordofDarknessX]

I do what I do for the Sith, may the Galactic Sith Empire destroy it's enemies, enslave the weak and conquer the Galaxy.....

[@TeutonicKnight92]

What a Caesar you would have made

[@jdahl06]

Phenomenal!

[@Thebrainwashedturtle]

poor marr bioware fucked up his legacy...

[@kubrick5073]

Fantastic video

[@stormtrooper13371]

reign in chaos marr

[@Crimson_Titan]

I find it incredibly incredulous how nearly every "great" Sith Lord, both in the old & new republic, are almost always human even when masked. And not of the original Sith species from which the their title originates. The only two Sith of renown are Marka Ragnos and Naga Sadow, and only one of them was considered "pureblood".

[@evilcreature8813]

o, thank you!

[@Testingthisname]

Everything Darth Marr did should have been Malgus but they decided to off him for SOME reason

[@anteprs7908]

did anyone ever feel that he and satele had a thing ?

[@ravenstrategist1325]

+Ante Prs yeah,possibly

[@jeweetzelf734]

doubt it

[@ravenstrategist1325]

JeWeetZelf we cannot confirm neither deny that ;)

[@jeweetzelf734]

+Raven Strategist yhbi guess, after all complete oppisites sometimes atract eachother lol

[@ravenstrategist1325]

JeWeetZelf They are not complete opposites. Both will die for their homeland, Both risked their life for their homeland. Both want their homeland to improve.Both value loyalty and honour. Both are heroes of their homelands.

[@Maniaman213]

Now let's see if ghost Marr is any good.