Under Review Sith Warriors

[Marcus Aumont]

Unit Name: Sith Warriors
Credits:
Consolidation Thread: (If none is required, write NA)
Unit Description: Sith Warriors are elite soldiers and front line combatants within the Obsidian Court, personally trained and selected by Darth Malvus himself. They embody the relentless power of the dark side, wielding lightsabers and dark side abilities with deadly proficiency.

ATTRIBUTES

• Armour: High
  • Gear:
    • Dark Armor: Heavy armor infused with Sith Alchemy, providing enhanced protection against blaster fire and lightsaber strikes.
    • Energy Shields: Portable energy shields used for additional defense in combat.
• Speed: High
• Melee: High
  • Weaponry:
    • Sith Lightsabers: Custom-built lightsabers imbued with dark side energies, often adorned with Sith markings and symbols.-
• Ranged: Low
  • Weaponry: N/A
• Morale: High
• Size: Low (5 members)
• Rarity: Semi-Unique
  • Recruitment & Replenishment: This unit usually will recruit from the initiate and cultist population, as well as force sensitives that they stumble upon. They can train anyone who they recruit themselves in hand to hand combat, and saber combat.

Strengths
1. **Frontline Combatants:** Sith Warriors were at the forefront of The Obsidian Court's military campaigns, leading ground assaults, engaging enemy forces, and securing key objectives.
2. **Tactical Leadership:** They were trained in strategic planning, battlefield tactics, and commanding Sith forces in coordinated attacks.
3. **Lightsaber Mastery:** Sith Warriors honed their skills in lightsaber combat, utilizing various forms such as Form V (Djem So), Form VII (Juyo/Vaapad), and Form II (Makashi) to suit different combat situations.
4. **Fear and Intimidation:** They instilled fear in enemies, bolstered Sith morale, and maintained discipline within Sith ranks through displays of strength and ruthlessness.

Weaknesses
1. Sith Warriors faced challenges such as facing skilled Jedi opponents.
2. Navigating internal power struggles within The Obsidian Court.
3. Adapting to changing battlefield dynamics.
4. Their loyalty to Darth Malvus and The Obsidian Court is tested during times of conflict, betrayal, and political intrigue, requiring them to demonstrate their dedication to Sith ideals and the pursuit of power.

Historical Information
- Sith Warriors within The Obsidian Court were selected and trained by Darth Malvus to serve as elite combatants, commanders, and enforcers of Sith authority. Many Sith Warriors were chosen from promising acolytes with a natural aptitude for combat, aggression, and a thirst for power. Sith Warriors of The Obsidian Court played a pivotal role in major battles and conflicts, including engagements against Republic forces, Jedi Knights, and rival Sith factions. They were instrumental in securing victories, breaking enemy lines, and showcasing The Obsidian Court's military might and combat superiority. Some Sith Warriors rose to prominence as champions of Darth Malvus, earning recognition for their valor, leadership on the battlefield, and unwavering loyalty. The legacy of Sith Warriors within The Obsidian Court is one of martial excellence, strategic leadership, and unwavering commitment to Sith supremacy. Their contributions to military victories, maintaining control over Sith territories, and upholding Sith traditions continue to be remembered and celebrated within The Obsidian Court. The training, combat techniques, and leadership principles of Sith Warriors serve as a foundation for subsequent generations of Sith warriors, ensuring the continuation of The Obsidian Court's military dominance and dark side legacy.

 

[TheThird]

Evil guys you got here @Marcus Aumont

Before moving forward with approval, I would like to address a few points for clarification and adjustment:

1. You have listed several weaknesses, but I would appreciate a more detailed explanation of weaknesses one, two, and three. Currently, they seem somewhat vague and appear to describe environmental factors affecting the unit rather than inherent weaknesses of the unit itself.
2. Under "Rarity," you’ve described the unit as "semi-unique." However, in the "Recruitment & Replenishment" section, it appears that the unit can be recruited quite easily, provided there are cultists available to draw from. You even mention that "they can train anyone who they recruit themselves," which does not align with the idea of semi-uniqueness. Please revise this section so it better corresponds with the stats provided.
3. The total attribute points currently add up to 16, which would typically require a consolidation thread unless adjustments are made.
4. I noticed the "Credit" field is left blank; since no credit is necessary, please fill this with "N/A."
5. Finally, while not mandatory, I believe the unit description could benefit from further elaboration. Adding details about the unit’s appearance and general behaviour would help flesh out the character and elevate it to the next level of awesomeness

I look forward to your revisions