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Horak-mul

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Horak-mul was a Sith Lord in the years leading up to the Great Hyperspace War. A member of the Sith species, Horak-mul was native to an area of space known as the Sith Empire. After the death of Dark Lord of the Sith Marka Ragnos, Horak-mul sided with one of the contenders for the title, Ludo Kressh. Kressh's main rival was Naga Sadow, a progressive Sith Lord with expansionist ambitions. In 5000 BBY, Sadow staged an attack on the Sith Empire by the Galactic Republic, and used this opportunity to declare himself the new Dark Lord of the Sith. This led to a schism between Sadow and Kressh, with Horak-mul siding with the latter. Sadow then staged another raid, this time leaving evidence that he was actually complicit; upon seeing this evidence, an angered Kressh ordered Horak-mul and a fellow supporter, Dor Gal-ram, to gather their forces to attack Sadow. What ensued was a skirmish at Khar Delba, and Horak-mul and his allies were outwitted and defeated by Sadow. Horak-mul, along with Gal-ram, was killed in the battle when Sadow ordered the crew of Horak-mul's flagship to betray and kill him.

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Facts

Died
5000 BBY, Khar Delba
Species
Sith
Gender
Male
Pronouns
new
Hair
Brown
Eyes
Red
Skin
Red
Cybernetics
Right eye prosthetic replacement
Families
new
Parents
new
Partners
new
Siblings
new
Children
new
Affiliations
Sith Empire
Ludo Kressh's faction

Appearances

5 works, in story order
  1. Tales of the Jedi – The Golden Age of the Sith 3 (first appearance)
  2. Tales of the Jedi – The Golden Age of the Sith 4
  3. Tales of the Jedi – The Golden Age of the Sith 5
  4. Knights of the Old Republic 25 (mentioned only)
  5. Star Wars: The Old Republic (as a Force spirit)

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