How is a Dark Jedi different from a Sith?

So, the big difference between Dark Jedi and Sith is… Basically, anyone uses the dark side on a regular basis, but who isn’t a formal member of the Sith Order (thus using all their teachings and probably sporting a name that starts with “Darth”) is considered a Dark Jedi.

Are Dark Jedi more powerful than Sith?

Well, at the time of the prequels, the average Sith was more powerful than the average Jedi. However, there were 10,000 Jedi and only 2 Sith. The Jedi’s power was diluted among it’s many members, but the Sith’s was concentrated in just two individuals. So no, the Jedi were not weaker than the Sith.

What is the difference between a light Sith and a dark Jedi?

Dark Jedi were literal exiled Jedi who resorted to the dark side. A light Sith usually never used the dark side for evil and instead rely on lighter approaches. Gray Jedi represent balance in the Force by adhering to neither side. They are usually morally good (hence the “Jedi” part) but use the dark side when they need to.

Who are the Dark Jedi?

Dark Jedi also became a term of note during the Great Sith War and the Jedi Civil War, where fallen Jedi served under the banners of Exar Kun and the duo of Darth Revan and Darth Malak, respectively. Thousands of years later, Sith Lords such as Palpatine would resurrect the term, with agents serving under him bearing the title.

What is a Grey Jedi?

“Grey Jedi” is a fan-invented concept for Mary Sues that can use all the cool Dark Side force powers but still be good guys, without any negative repercussions that typically develop out of motivations like rage, hate, grief, and revenge.

Is a red lightsaber considered a Jedi?

If you used the dark side and used a red lightsaber, you were considered a dark Jedi and that was that. But things got a little more complicated when Vader gained the moniker “Dark Lord of the Sith.”