[spoiler]Yes that's not Darth Bane or Darth Revan on the image presented, it's Darth Kyrat. The picture just reminds me of the Rule of Two.[/spoiler] Only two can rule? Or Literally a rule? The Rule of Two. One Master, One apprentice. The Apprentice must one day overthrow the Master by becoming more powerful then them. Meanwhile. As the Apprentice attempts a plot to kill the Master, the Master is motivated and continues to seek more knowledge and powerful so that they can't be easily overthrown. This process creates more powerful and unique Sith then those who came before. Thus saving the Sith order. [b]The Origin:[/b] [spoiler]You might say, Darth Revan was the founder and Darth Bane was the creator. For those who don't know "The rule of Two". It was created due to the infighting among the Sith order during the days of the old republic where Sith kept fighting amongst each other to prove who should be the true Sith Lord. However, the process for overthrowing a Sith Master or Sith Lord, usually the apprentice is supposed to overthrow the master when they become more powerful then their master. Due to the Sith selfishness and ego they recruit and attempt to outnumber their masters to overthrow them, which then would continually create weaker Sith as the years go past. Revan noticed how the overly ambitious infighting was destroying the Sith however died before he could truly implement the idea. Darth Bane, centuries after the death of Darth Revan, he was the best student at the academy and realised the brother hood of Darkness, the ones ruling the Sith at the time under one leadership was a flawed system ruled by a coward who hid behind his administrators and a fool that believes he can be protected by unity. Darth Bane after his finalised realisation of how the Brotherhood of Darkness is run by fools venture off to planet of Lehon, discovered Darth Revan's holicron he left behind and created the Rule of Two. First he staged and planned the annihilation of the existing Sith Order by manipulating the Jedi. The Jedi assumed they had wiped out the Sith, while Darth Bane lurked in the Darkness plotting the annihilation of the Jedi as he searched for knowledge and power.[/spoiler] [b]How I apply this Rule in reality:[/b] [spoiler]As you've noticed, I haven't been active on the forums as I have used too, creating the usual amount of chaos. I've moved onto other things, Discord and other productive factors. However, take it like this: Me being on the forums: Dark Side Me not being on the forums: Light Side One cannot live without the other. In order for me to seek balance, I've discovered the longer I stay on discord for example I start to unleash my chaos on my own group. Where as when I'm on the forums, the chaos I create can be overly cumbersome. Without Darkness The light is shining on Nothing. Without the Light how do you know where you are in the Dark.[/spoiler] [spoiler]https://discord.gg/2JxMyhh[/spoiler]