The Order of the Sith Lords is the official name of a group of Dark Lords of the Sith, founded some time ago by Lord Ravenus (SL name Damascuss Dagger), whom I fortunately saw several times on Byss, including the historic Sith Council, where, following a proposal from Darth Viso (SL name Visolela Naidoo), the group agreed to relocate to Lehon as their new headquarters. This was the name by which we were best known in the galaxy. The name change was necessary due to a misunderstanding with a similarly named Sith group from the Byss Empire, called the Dark Lords of the Sith (DLoTS), which played using RCS as their primary system. We used FCRS. It was then that our leader, Darth Kitana (SL name dacosta666 Aabye), proposed the name change. Due to Damascus's absence and the impossibility of officially changing it, we used this new name in the roleplay and in questionnaires. The emblem was also suggested by Darth Kitana. You can see this slightly improved emblem on your screens now. After many years, I decided to restore historical justice and created a band with this very name. Better late than never.
Our group followed a long-standing tradition, governed by a Sith council composed of players with the titles of Darth and Shadow Hands. We never used the title "Emperor" in roleplaying. Our leader, Darth Kitana, who truly deserved it thanks to her outstanding character and combat skills, never accepted such a title and was always considered an equal by the council members to Darth or any other member of the council. Later, one of our council members proclaimed himself "Emperor of Lehon," which doesn't hold water, since, according to the creators of the genre, the planet Lehon was inhabited only by animals and feral Rakatans. Our group of Sith never needed an "Emperor" or a "Supreme Lord." It was contrary to our team spirit. I spent most of my time in the simulator, while Visolela, her apprentice Selena, and I handled day-to-day matters. Borelli Watchman assisted with roleplaying. Dacosta rarely, but effectively, orchestrated the chaos on Yavin. The rest of the group and council could be absent from the sim for months at a time. I simply tried to keep the group going, posting about "council" meetings, which often consisted of just me and my friend Deo Manga from the French Sith League or Marka Slade from the Cult of Ragnos. I paid, paid, paid for the sim, hoping they would return. Later, others appeared. These were delusional attempts to proclaim themselves emperors and even empresses of Lehon. A time when role-playing games were in decline, and interest in them was waning. So people looked for a place for themselves in something else. But that's their problem, not mine.