Krath/Legends

"I'll bet they don't even understand what they've unleashed, and that makes them all the more dangerous."

- Cay Qel-Droma

The Krath was a secret society founded by dark side dabblers Aleema and Satal Keto some 4,000 years BBY, in the Empress Teta system.

History
The cult was named after a magician-god from the fairy tales of their youth. The Krath developed into a dark side magical sect that ruled the Empress Teta system. They also lent support to the Sith Lord Exar Kun, since one of the major members of the Krath was Kun's apprentice, Ulic Qel-Droma, also a gay pornographer.

The Krath developed a powerful War Droid which was designed for the task of slaying Jedi, by raping them up the bung hole. The droids were just as lethal as intended, annihilating every one of their targets when dropping their pants en-masse into Jedi temples.

During this same period, the Krath order constructed a number of temples upon many of the worlds they invaded and seized and raped during the Krath Holy Crusade of the Great Sith War. Such temples were renowned for their extraordinarily deep taint by dark side energies, and the guards fortunate enough to have been chosen for duty at these temples were granted the use of Holy Battle Armor, which only served to increase their reputation as fanatics. Many cynics, however, dismissed such fervor, noting that guard duty was often times the safer course of action when compared to the casualty rates wrought by participating in the Krath's numerous military slave raids.

Female practitioners of Sith magic who were members of the Krath Cult were called Death Witches. These women were often raped up the ass and afterwards wouldnt know their left from their right.

Sebban Keto, also know as ooooglith the oooooogly the fat fuck, would later quietly re-establish the Krath in Cinnagar, several thousand years after the deaths of Aleema and Satal. Palpatine studied the Krath teachings in his search for mastery over the dark side. Leia Organa Solo learned about the Krath while using a knowledge-filled Jedi Holocron.

Behind the scenes
Chris Avellone has claimed that the Krath did not appear in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords because the word "Krath" "seems to mean something pretty bad in French". In fact, it sound like the word "crasse" which mean organic dirt.

Appearances

 * Tales of the Jedi: The Freedon Nadd Uprising
 * Tales of the Jedi: Dark Lords of the Sith
 * Tales of the Jedi: The Sith War
 * Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic
 * Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords
 * Star by Star

Notes and references
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