I have only seen the Sith Emperor mentioned once in the Star Wars: Blood of the Empire v. The biggest thing about this book it the back story of the Sith Emperor and his back story. Some of the best passages in the book are the interaction between Raven and Lord Scourge, the mental chess game they play during Revan's touchier/interrogation. He shows such loyalty in his partners that they are willing to risk everything including their lives. For a warrior Jedi he does not really do very much fighting but inspires other to greatness. The thing is that Revan does not actually do much, but his charisma comes off the page. 'Full of adventure, danger, and revelations.'-TheForce.NetĪs you might have guessed from the rating I gave this book, I really enjoyed it. For he's never faced a more powerful and diabolic enemy. With no idea how to identify the threat, let alone stop it, Revan may be doomed to fail.

What happened beyond the Outer Rim that Revan can't quite remember or entirely forget? One thing he's certain of: Something dark is plotting to destroy the very existence of the Republic. All that's left are nightmares-and deep, abiding fear. The Jedi Council gave Revan his life back, but the price of redemption was the loss of his memories.

He returned a Sith disciple, bent on destroying the Republic. He left Coruscant a Jedi, on a mission to defeat the Mandalorians. Hero, traitor, conqueror, villain, savior-the man called Revan has been all of these.

Unless one lone Jedi, shunned and reviled, can stop it. A juggernaut of evil bearing down to crush the Republic.

Drew karpyshyn star wars