Vader

Vader
The Fourth Emperor
The Invictus
Biography
Homeworld:	Unknown
Born:	Unknown
Died:	8 AFE, Korriban
Description
Species:	Human
Gender:	Male
Family:	Unknown
Affiliations
Faction:	Sith Empire
Master(s):	Unknown
Apprentice(s):	Stosan

Emperor Vader, the fourth Sith Emperor in the era, ascended to power during a period marked by intense rivalries and power struggles within the Sith hierarchy. A former Grand Inquisitor during the reign of Emperor Avus Rann, Vader was instrumental in the conspiracy that led to Rann's overthrow and Auditor's ascent to the Imperial Throne. As Emperor's Voice, Vader retained significant authority over the Inquisitorius. Despite his ambition and power, his rule, like those of his predecessors, would come to a dramatic end.

Early Life and Rise​

Emperor Vader's early life and origin remain largely unknown, as is often the case with Sith Lords. He achieved prominence within the Sith Empire as a Grand Inquisitor during the reign of Emperor Avus Rann. His exceptional command of the dark side of the Force and his cunning mind contributed to his swift rise through the Sith ranks.

Conspiracy​

Emperor Vader played a pivotal role in a conspiracy alongside Emperor's Voice Auditor and Grand Marshal Nate, which culminated in the overthrow of Emperor Avus Rann. Following the successful coup, Auditor, the new Sith Emperor, appointed Vader as Emperor's Voice, granting him considerable authority and influence. Remarkably, Vader's control over the Sith Inquisitorius remained unwavering even after his ascent.

Continuation of Power​

Emperor Vader's tenure as Emperor's Voice was marked by his shrewd decision-making and calculated maneuvers. He continued to wield significant influence within the Sith Empire, particularly over the Sith Inquisitors. His keen understanding of Sith traditions and his unwavering loyalty to Emperor Auditor made him a formidable figure within the Imperial hierarchy.

Duel with Grandmaster Zil​

Emperor Vader's ambition and pride led him into a fateful duel with Grandmaster Zil, who had earned the epithet "The Emperor Slayer" for his victories over previous Sith Emperors. In a dramatic confrontation, Vader came closer than his predecessors to slaying Zil, but ultimately failed in his endeavor. This duel marked the end of Vader's rule.

Legacy and Downfall​

Emperor Vader's legacy within the Sith Empire is a testament to his ambition and strategic prowess. His rule maintained the traditions and hierarchy of the Sith, even as the Empire experienced periods of upheaval. However, his inability to overcome the indomitable Zil ultimately led to his fall from power, perpetuating the cycle of Sith Emperors' brief and tumultuous reigns.

The reign of Emperor Vader serves as a striking example of the relentless power struggles and rivalries that defined the Sith hierarchy during this era. His rule, while marked by moments of success and dominance, was ultimately overshadowed by his defeat at the hands of Grandmaster Zil.