Blackguard Imperium Databank

Worlds of the Blackguard



Starting out as Iridonia and Eriadu, under Viox Savage and Darth Malvus , the Blackguard Reborn, a faction that was formed from the ashes of the One Sith and Viox's defection from the First Order Navy, Mustafar became the first true target of expansion. Upon completion of a relic hunt on Mustafar's surface, that led the Blackguard to Fortress Vader, plans to utilize the fiery world as a capital were put into motion. Initially using a dual capital set up, Mustafar and Iridonia respectively, the Blackguard Reborn began to swiftly expand to other worlds, careful to avoid territories too close to the Jedi or the First Order. Upon claiming several resource rich worlds and a few with significant dark side influence, at its height, the Blackguard held much of the galactic south as well as the Sith Worlds.

*This data will show worlds of the Imperium, past and present with updates to each world as needed.*

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Mustafar



Mustafar, home to a Jedi Enclave built around 5300BBY as well as home to the original Blackguard. It also served as the main headquarters to the Confederacy of Independent Systems and was the site of Darth Vader's greatest defeat.

Conquered with the assistance of High Admiral Harlan Petrovsky [Retired] , due to the influence of the dark side and its dark history, Mustafar was chosen to house the Dark Obelisk of the Blackguard. Serving as the central power for the Blackguard Imperium, the world's resources and droid foundries made up the initial bulk of the Blackguard's forces for several years. Now, it serves to house the command centers for both the Blackguard's Navy and Army. It also plays host to the Sith'ari himself, as well as his Jen'ari, @supremeleader .

UPDATE: With the loss of Iridonia, the other capital of the Blackguard, Mustafar has become the sole capital of the Imperium.

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Nur



A watery moon located in the Mustafar System, during the Imperial Era, it was home to Fortress Inquisitorius.

Having little to initially offer the Blackguard, Nur was relatively overlooked until such time that Darth Craxious decided to claim the venerable fortress for himself and make it his domain.

UPDATE: Due to Vallius's betrayal of the Imperium, Fortress Inquisitorius was raided for intel and bombarded by a precision orbital strike, currently rendering it destroyed.

UPDATE: Nur hosts an orbital prison facility that houses many criminals that are deemed valuable or are awaiting final sentencing.

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Iridonia



Iridonia has been home to many notable Zabraks within the galaxy. Being a Mid Rim planet along notable hyperspace routes, it often saw itself pulled into conflict.

Abandoned by the Iridonian Empire, the Zabrak homeworld was conquered by Viox Savage during his tenure as High Admiral and Grand Moff of the First Order. Convinced that securing his homeworld would benefit the First Order, Supreme Commander Delvardus green lit the invasion. Under his own intentions, Viox set out and began his invasion. Conquering the world within a matter of days, Viox self-proclaimed himself Dark King of Iridonia and began building up and restoring infrastructure and trade. Months after his conquest, he was approached by Darth Malvus about combining resources and building something much grander. Iridonia served as dual capital of the fledgling Blackguard Reborn due to its importance as both the Sith'ari's homeworld and its Sith Academy.

UPDATE: Iridonia was targeted by Darth Craxious and fell into civil war. Tactical withdrawal from the world saw the Blackguard Imperium abandon its claim to the world.

UPDATE: A surgical strike against Malidris allowed the Blackguard Imperium to infiltrate and secure the planet with minimal loss. Heavy casualties to the separatists depleted their numbers and ensured that Iridonia was once again placed under the control of the Blackguard Imperium.

UPDATE: Accomplishing his goals for the time being, the Sith'ari officially withdrew from Iridonia, leaving it unclaimed by the Imperium once more.

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Eriadu



Eriadu has been a notable economical powerhouse throughout history, having ties to Imperials. Its devastated landscape reflects its industrial might.

Initially under Darth Malvus and his SesTrade Hegemony, Eriadu proved to be an invaluable asset in building the Blackguard up to what it is now. The industrial might of Eriadu helped build and finance the construction of the Blackguard's droids and navy during its infancy. It also financially backed the construction of the Dark Obelisk and supplied the majority of the materials needed in its construction. It is the beating economical heart of the Blackguard Imperium, supplying many manufactured goods, ships and raw resources to the Imperium's territories.

UPDATE: With the defection of Malvus, Eriadu has been re-secured under the Imperium and continues to provide the economical and industrial might that the Blackguard currently possesses. It consists of one of three "core" worlds of the Imperium's economic and industrial heart.

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Sullust



Sullust is a toxic world, home to the Sullustans and SoroSuub Corporation. Despite the barely breathable atmosphere, the Sullustans have taken to living underground.

Initially under The Fallen 's control, Sullust served as the publicly known capital of the Dark Jedi Order, formerly an autonomous member state of the Blackguard Imperium. While being home to SoroSuub Corporation, Sullust has granted the Blackguard access to its products and ship building facilities, giving the Blackguard Imperium a major shipyard and industrial hub.

UPDATE: With the Dark Jedi Order's withdrawal from Sullust, the Imperium has re-secured the planet and its resources. It consists of one of three "core" worlds of the Imperium's economic and industrial heart.

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Clak'dor VII



Clak'dor VII, otherwise know as Bith is the homeworld of the Bith spieces. It was also a long time member of the Galactic Republic.

Formerly Darth Sobrius 's domain, the lone Sith soon found his world under scrutiny of the Blackguard, namely the Sith'ari. While not wanting to be a part of something like the Blackguard, the Sith'ari forced Clak'dor VII into compliance with the rest of the Imperium through a friendly show of force. Despite no hostilities taking place, it took a few months for the Bith world to completely fall under the Blackguard's sway. Prized for its technology exports, it consists of one of three "core" worlds of the Imperium's economic and industrial heart.

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Pzob



A world that was settled by the Gamorreans, aside from a secret Imperial base that was meant to house troops to man the enormous Eye of Palpatine, there is little of importance to this world.

Formerly a New Order of the Eye stronghold, Pzob was sought after specifically for its Gamorrean population. Investing time, money and other resources after the world was secured by Darth Malvus and a team that followed him, Pzob became a secret location for augmenting and training Gamorrean Shock Troopers for front line combat. A vision originally sought by Malvus himself. After a decade or more of work, that vision became a reality. Housing little more than a planet side garrison, Pzob's garrison acts as a rapid reaction force, ensuring the safety of neighboring Rothana and Kamino just in case. Pzob's natural resources are often exported across the Imperium, though aside from the Gamorrean Shock Troopers, there isn't much value in the planet.

UPDATE: In accordance with Operation: FRACTURE, and Order 212, the Blackguard Imperium withdrew from Pzob after a brief but bloody civil war against the rogue Overseer.

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Roon



Roon, hidden by the anomalous Cloak of the Sith was a secluded planet, sought after highly by treasure hunters seeking the fabled Roonstones.

Due to its secluded nature, Roon was a natural target for the Blackguard. Hidden from the greater galaxy by the Cloak of the Sith, the secrecy provided served the needs of the Sith. Utilizing the lucrative Roonstone mining and exploiting treasure hunters to drive profits, Roon boosts the Imperium's financial wealth significantly.

UPDATE: In accordance with Operation: FRACTURE and Order 212, the Blackguard Imperium officially withdrew from Roon, leaving it unclaimed. A civil war broke out against the rogue Overseer and loyal Imperium forces during the evacuation.

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Rodia



An Outer Rim, rain forested industrial world, it was the homeworld of the Rodians. It was a hot, humid world where the Rodians built their cities on waterways and protected them with environmental shields or bubble domes.

Originally targeted by the Grand Confederacy of the Outer Rim, the Blackguard scoped out Rodia for its industrial power as well as its reputation for producing capable mercenaries, bounty hunters and slavers. Sending the remaining two members of Clan Starkiller to spearhead the invasion, the Starkillers swiftly eradicated the holdout of droids and claimed the planet for the Imperium. Afterwards the Sith'ari gifted the world to the former rival clan to ensure its loyalty. The industrial might of Rodia helped fuel the Blackguard's conquests in its infancy until more resources were stockpiled and other resource rich worlds were claimed.

UPDATE: Rodia was excluded from the Blackguard's reformation, causing the Imperium to evacuate their forces and abandon the world, leaving it in the care of Clan Starkiller, an autonomous group functioning within the Blackguard.

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Anzat



Anzat was a legendary world that possessed inhabitants that fed on the life force of other sentient beings. It also produced incredibly skilled assassins.

Using Anzat as a test of skill for Luxeria, Anzat fell to the Blackguard after the unconditional surrender of the Anzati Resistance. Taking the leader, Natalia Zavesti , captive, the world fell into compliance swiftly. Utilizing the natural predatory traits of the Anzat people, they became the most leathal assassins within the Blackguard. Upon Natalia Zavesti 's elevation to Empress of the Blackguard, Anzat became one of the most loyal planets under the Imperium's banner.

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Kamino



Kamino, known as the Planet of Storms, was home to the Kaminoan Cloners who created the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars.

Uncontested, though occupied by someone convinced they could resurrect the former Grand Army of the Republic, the Blackguard descended upon Kamino in full force. Eliminating the rogue clones, and bombarding a significant section of Tipoca City in the process. Utilizing the cloning processes that Kamino posessed, the Blackguard was able to produce more manpower without having to solely rely upon the use of droids.

UPDATE: In accordance with Operation: FRACTURE and Order 212, Kamino was abandoned by the Blackguard Imperium after a brief skirmish with a rogue Overseer.

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Vandelhelm



Vandelhelm was located within the Vandelhelm Cloud, in the Expansion Region. It was known for its manufacturing capabilities as well as its starshipwrights.

Vandelhelm became a conquest of necessity. Located along the Rimma Trade Route, controlling this location would block major hyperspace route to the Imperium's "core" worlds. It also provided another planet capable of producing ships and manufacturing goods that the Imperium needed. It also housed the Vandelhelm Sanctuary, a former Jedi stronghold. A location strong in the force that bore the potential to be tainted.

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Kinyen



Kinyen was an agriworld located Corellian Trade Spine at the junction of the Great Gran Run. It was also the Gran homeworld.

Kinyen's infiltration and subsequent alignment to the Blackguard was twofold. It was out of necessity for two reasons. Security for the "core" worlds of the Imperium and the need to feed the soldiers and citizens of the Imperium. Securing and reinforcing the world, it ensured the Imperium was fed and the core was protected.

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