NobleCT
@nobleclonetrooper.bsky.social
Hey y'all!
He/Him
I'm an aspiring artist working primarily in Procreate for the iPad Pro and traditionally with pencil & acrylic on paper!
Profile picture art by the incredible @signehn.bsky.social
Also: https://www.instagram.com/nobleclonetrooper/
He/Him
I'm an aspiring artist working primarily in Procreate for the iPad Pro and traditionally with pencil & acrylic on paper!
Profile picture art by the incredible @signehn.bsky.social
Also: https://www.instagram.com/nobleclonetrooper/
Glad she’s ok. Get some good rest and take care, both of you!
November 17, 2025 at 6:05 PM
Glad she’s ok. Get some good rest and take care, both of you!
Wishing y’all the best and your mother a swift recovery! Hope it’s nothing too serious
November 17, 2025 at 2:21 AM
Wishing y’all the best and your mother a swift recovery! Hope it’s nothing too serious
7/7
if that’s the case, I’d REALLY love to learn more about the Sith cultural history as a whole. This theology built on hate & power & cruelty, how does it command such an incredible amount of loyalty & commitment? Why would monsters care for it even more than themselves?
*looks at LF publishing*
if that’s the case, I’d REALLY love to learn more about the Sith cultural history as a whole. This theology built on hate & power & cruelty, how does it command such an incredible amount of loyalty & commitment? Why would monsters care for it even more than themselves?
*looks at LF publishing*
November 5, 2025 at 3:31 PM
7/7
if that’s the case, I’d REALLY love to learn more about the Sith cultural history as a whole. This theology built on hate & power & cruelty, how does it command such an incredible amount of loyalty & commitment? Why would monsters care for it even more than themselves?
*looks at LF publishing*
if that’s the case, I’d REALLY love to learn more about the Sith cultural history as a whole. This theology built on hate & power & cruelty, how does it command such an incredible amount of loyalty & commitment? Why would monsters care for it even more than themselves?
*looks at LF publishing*
6/7
signed on. So why?
Best I figure, these Sith had a greater loyalty to the theology, culture, and objectives of the Sith Order than they did to themselves. They willingly died to strengthen it. In a twisted, evil perversion; they burned their lives to make a sunset they knew they’d never see.
So
signed on. So why?
Best I figure, these Sith had a greater loyalty to the theology, culture, and objectives of the Sith Order than they did to themselves. They willingly died to strengthen it. In a twisted, evil perversion; they burned their lives to make a sunset they knew they’d never see.
So
November 5, 2025 at 3:31 PM
6/7
signed on. So why?
Best I figure, these Sith had a greater loyalty to the theology, culture, and objectives of the Sith Order than they did to themselves. They willingly died to strengthen it. In a twisted, evil perversion; they burned their lives to make a sunset they knew they’d never see.
So
signed on. So why?
Best I figure, these Sith had a greater loyalty to the theology, culture, and objectives of the Sith Order than they did to themselves. They willingly died to strengthen it. In a twisted, evil perversion; they burned their lives to make a sunset they knew they’d never see.
So
5/7
signed on KNOWING all this and knowing that this plan wouldn’t come to fruition in their lifetimes. It was a generational plan. No glory for those between Bane and Palpatine.
But they still signed on. Willingly training their own murderer, knowing they’d never see the fruits of their labor, they
signed on KNOWING all this and knowing that this plan wouldn’t come to fruition in their lifetimes. It was a generational plan. No glory for those between Bane and Palpatine.
But they still signed on. Willingly training their own murderer, knowing they’d never see the fruits of their labor, they
November 5, 2025 at 3:31 PM
5/7
signed on KNOWING all this and knowing that this plan wouldn’t come to fruition in their lifetimes. It was a generational plan. No glory for those between Bane and Palpatine.
But they still signed on. Willingly training their own murderer, knowing they’d never see the fruits of their labor, they
signed on KNOWING all this and knowing that this plan wouldn’t come to fruition in their lifetimes. It was a generational plan. No glory for those between Bane and Palpatine.
But they still signed on. Willingly training their own murderer, knowing they’d never see the fruits of their labor, they
4/7
Wouldn’t it make more sense for a Sith master to train a bunch of easily controllable assassins who couldn’t overthrow their master even if they united?
But not only did they adhere to the Rule of Two for 1000 years, they did it well enough that it worked!
And what’s crazier is that these Sith
Wouldn’t it make more sense for a Sith master to train a bunch of easily controllable assassins who couldn’t overthrow their master even if they united?
But not only did they adhere to the Rule of Two for 1000 years, they did it well enough that it worked!
And what’s crazier is that these Sith
November 5, 2025 at 3:31 PM
4/7
Wouldn’t it make more sense for a Sith master to train a bunch of easily controllable assassins who couldn’t overthrow their master even if they united?
But not only did they adhere to the Rule of Two for 1000 years, they did it well enough that it worked!
And what’s crazier is that these Sith
Wouldn’t it make more sense for a Sith master to train a bunch of easily controllable assassins who couldn’t overthrow their master even if they united?
But not only did they adhere to the Rule of Two for 1000 years, they did it well enough that it worked!
And what’s crazier is that these Sith
3/7
dominance. If the master did their job well, the apprentice overthrows them and starts the cycle again. Ideally, that means every Sith Lord is more powerful than the last.
But why would a Sith, someone obsessed with only themselves, ever sign on to be usurped? They even COUNT on it happening.
dominance. If the master did their job well, the apprentice overthrows them and starts the cycle again. Ideally, that means every Sith Lord is more powerful than the last.
But why would a Sith, someone obsessed with only themselves, ever sign on to be usurped? They even COUNT on it happening.
November 5, 2025 at 3:31 PM
3/7
dominance. If the master did their job well, the apprentice overthrows them and starts the cycle again. Ideally, that means every Sith Lord is more powerful than the last.
But why would a Sith, someone obsessed with only themselves, ever sign on to be usurped? They even COUNT on it happening.
dominance. If the master did their job well, the apprentice overthrows them and starts the cycle again. Ideally, that means every Sith Lord is more powerful than the last.
But why would a Sith, someone obsessed with only themselves, ever sign on to be usurped? They even COUNT on it happening.
2/7
ever sign on to the Rule of Two? The strength of the Rule is 1, secrecy. And 2, it transforms the Sith tenet of betrayal & usurpation into a strength rather than a weakness.
The Master trains the student slowly, until the student knows everything the master does and challenges their master for
ever sign on to the Rule of Two? The strength of the Rule is 1, secrecy. And 2, it transforms the Sith tenet of betrayal & usurpation into a strength rather than a weakness.
The Master trains the student slowly, until the student knows everything the master does and challenges their master for
November 5, 2025 at 3:31 PM
2/7
ever sign on to the Rule of Two? The strength of the Rule is 1, secrecy. And 2, it transforms the Sith tenet of betrayal & usurpation into a strength rather than a weakness.
The Master trains the student slowly, until the student knows everything the master does and challenges their master for
ever sign on to the Rule of Two? The strength of the Rule is 1, secrecy. And 2, it transforms the Sith tenet of betrayal & usurpation into a strength rather than a weakness.
The Master trains the student slowly, until the student knows everything the master does and challenges their master for
Congratulations! I can't wait to pick this one up - very exciting!
PS: How dare you remind me of my boy at a time like this! *sobs*
PS: How dare you remind me of my boy at a time like this! *sobs*
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October 11, 2025 at 5:05 PM
Congratulations! I can't wait to pick this one up - very exciting!
PS: How dare you remind me of my boy at a time like this! *sobs*
PS: How dare you remind me of my boy at a time like this! *sobs*