I'd have a blue light saber, simply because it's my favourite colour. Also, I wouldn't be either Jedi or Sith. I'm not calm or emotionless enough to be Jedi, yet I'm to lazy to have the anger and power of the Sith. Guess that makes me a Rogue then.
Poll: What's the Color or YOUR lightsaber?
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I'm too nice to be anything other than a jedi... unless I'm in psycho mode, where even in games where you're forced to be the good guy I'll find something to torture, even if its just a rock. I'm a jedi who occasionally turns sith when he's bored. As a result, I'd go for an amber lightsabre to warn people that you've got a very unstable, dangerous person on your hands who is harmless most of the time and lethal to small children (and their parents) when he's bored.
I'd take Jedi, and color green.
However, what's the question? "Jedi or Sith?" or "What color lightsaber?"?
Sith, tpyically use red, not because it is evil, but because it is a synthetic crystal and generally stronger and more stable, and the sith like synthetics because of that. The Jedi prefer not to use red because it is synthetic and have more of an attunement to the "flawed" organic crystals (that happen not to come in red in that galaxy far far away, for some reason). Technically, there is no hard and fast rule that a sith has to have a red lightsaber, or that a jedi cannot. Exar Kun was a sith (technically a dark jedi, but everyone tends to generalize the dark side with "sith") used a blue lightsaber. As for color representing something in the Jedi order... doubtful, at least after the events of KOTOR, considering the number of colors used later. That's my in-universe analysis, anyway.
Probably the whole red vs blue (then other colors) thing came as just a literary and film mechanic. Red generally being evil, blue being virtuous. I'd guess that technically, at the time, rotoscoping red or blue was just easier than other colors, and they figured Vader with red looked more badass than Vader with blue, and the previous literary notations.
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However, what's the question? "Jedi or Sith?" or "What color lightsaber?"?
Sith, tpyically use red, not because it is evil, but because it is a synthetic crystal and generally stronger and more stable, and the sith like synthetics because of that. The Jedi prefer not to use red because it is synthetic and have more of an attunement to the "flawed" organic crystals (that happen not to come in red in that galaxy far far away, for some reason). Technically, there is no hard and fast rule that a sith has to have a red lightsaber, or that a jedi cannot. Exar Kun was a sith (technically a dark jedi, but everyone tends to generalize the dark side with "sith") used a blue lightsaber. As for color representing something in the Jedi order... doubtful, at least after the events of KOTOR, considering the number of colors used later. That's my in-universe analysis, anyway.
Probably the whole red vs blue (then other colors) thing came as just a literary and film mechanic. Red generally being evil, blue being virtuous. I'd guess that technically, at the time, rotoscoping red or blue was just easier than other colors, and they figured Vader with red looked more badass than Vader with blue, and the previous literary notations.
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Purple, for sure, and I'm a Jedi to the core. It's all about law, order, the rules of a civilized society, baby.
your right that canonically he/she was a she but also canonically she did not fit the classic requirments for a sith at least not the norm she was calculated she didnt waste time just to do evil/dark things she was practical. not a very good description of a sith if you ask meansem1532 said:
Ultraviolet. So it would look purple under a blacklight, but white otherwise.
Preach it brother!Marbas said:
Neither did Darth Vader. Darth Vader (or the Emperor, whoever you decide who's conquest it was) tried to get the Death Star under any circumstances, as fast as possible. He wanted to rule the galaxy, and he didn't waste any time doing Evil/Dark things. He just destroyed or manipulated whatever or whoever got in his way of achieving his goal, just like Revan.TruthMan said:
Revan- Star Forge
Goal- Make an infinite army and take control by force.
Darth Vader/Emperor- Death Star
Goal- Make a super weapon to influence people to obey. If they didn't, the planet was terminated.
..not many differences
i would like to say some really obscure colour right now but being a guy im pretty much limited to primary ones and those used in age of empires so im going to go with orange and i would be sith
well actually Revan wanted to rule the galaxy to protect it and never did evil things just cause they are evil he did what was necessary to protect the galaxy the emperor did it cause he wanted power and was a tyrant. like i said earlier Revan did it because he wanted to unite the galaxy against a common foe big difference if you ask me Now Malak and the emperor had some stuff in common)ansem1532 said:
you Lack of knowledge on this matter this matter is ignorant(seeing as your arguing with no evidence) google it our play KOTOR some more