Talk:Sith Wars

Does this have any NS significance at all? This is straight Star Wars history, and could be linked instead of added here. Somebody needs to make it clear why this is NS or just mark it for deletion. → Fris Θtalk 02:40, 8 Nov 2004 (GMT)

It will, once we mention taht he was attacking Coreworlds Jedi, and then other nations, etc.

You still don't need to create new topics for stuff that exists elsewhere, nor do you need to stuff NSwiki full of Star Wars canononical data. Stick with the NS related side of things, and link to Star Wars related sites for the background. → Fris Θtalk 14:48, 8 Nov 2004 (GMT) (and please sign posts on talk pages with ~~~~)

Two paragraphs were removed from this article by an IP user, 81.152.71.53. While it is possible they don't actually belong in this article, removing them without any explanation is unacceptable. Remember that in NSwiki, anyone can any page and add or remove material. This is especially true in Roleplay articles, where different perspectives cause entirely different takes on the situation being described. If major changes (especially wholesale removal of material) are being considered, they should be discussed here first.

I have reverted the edits and reposted the removed paragraphs below. → Fris Θtalk 19:03, 10 Dec 2004 (GMT)

The Death of the Rebellion was caused by many factors, but the catalyst was the PredAlien. This strange creature was sent to kill the Masaki family and gather information for the Sith Senate, the PredAlien's life was ended on the Corelian Ship ,Soverign, where the PredAlien met up with a wise Klingtonian soldier, the Soldier tossed a EMP grenade at the creature to disable its robotic parts. The PredAlien destroyed it with force lightning when the ship was rammed and exploded, The soldier had held off the creature until its death.

Later that day Core Worlds surrendered, much to the dismay of Core Worlds allies, the allies where forced to retreat and were angered greatly. Thousands had died for nothing, not a stand-off, not a victory, nothing. Needless to say, the Rebellion is dead. But not in the normal sense of the word. Small whispers echo through national goverments, and the Rebellion is still remembered, ready to rise up and fight again...someday...

Can someone please explain to me what the PredAlien had to do with the death of Coreworlds? - Chronosia