Star Wars: Darth Bane Trilogy - Legends Rule of Two: Star Wars Legends (Darth Bane), Book 2, (Paperback)

from Wuher

Darth Bane dwells further into the dark side and discovers that the true approach to victory is through another at your side. Through the Rule of Two: One master, and one apprentice. Through this philosophy Darth Bane took up a student of his own, Zannah. Together they foresee history leading the...

from JacobDecker

A fantastic follow up to the first Darth Bane novel...continues to hold your attention as Bane introduces his own apprentice. I hope Karpyshyn keeps his toes in the Star Wars pool.

from Revan97

Star Wars Darth Bane Rule of two delves further into the origins of the coming about of the rule of two which Yoda makes reference to in Star Wars 1: The Phantom Menace. The book picks up almost right where the first left off and has the same feel as it's predecessor. Darth Bane continues on his ...

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I'm going to begin by saying I'm a Star Wars fan. That is to say, I enjoyed the original films - and yes, I do think they should have been left alone and yes I do find a lot to hate in the prequel trilogy - and believe there are lots of interesting concepts to explore in that universe. That does ...

from Ailinel

The story of Darth Bane continues, following the training of his apprentice Rain as well as several Jedi survivors of the war. Johun remains tied to Chancellor Valorum and the politics of Corusant as Farfalla and the remaining Jedi work with the republic following a series of reforms binding them...