Why was Darth Maul on Malachor?

During his training, Sidious took Maul to Malachor to bear witness to a great battle that occurred there between the Jedi and the Sith.

How did Maul end up on Malachor?

Stranded on Malachor Not long after the events of Solo, Maul’s fortunes turn to ruin once again. He travels to Malachor, crashing his ship which traps him there. He intends to find an ancient artifact hidden within the Sith temple there, which he was unsuccessful in doing for some time.

Did Palpatine replace Vader with Ezra?

The Emperor would intend to replace Darth Vader with Ezra, which is nothing new. But, as we know, Darth Vader is around during the events of the Original Trilogy and Ezra is not, so something somewhere has to give. But, expect Emperor Palpatine to seek out Ezra, seducing him with the Dark Side of the Force.

Why did Palpatine not kill Maul?

Maul didn’t have much of an influence, therefore he couldn’t disrupt Sidious’s machinations. But as soon as he created the Shadow Collective, everything changed. He never wanted to kill Maul. “There is no mercy.”

Is Malachor and Malachor V the same?

Malachor V, or simply Malachor, was an Outer Rim planet located in the Malachor system. Prior to the final battle of the Mandalorian Wars, the planet was fertile and hospitable.

Why did Yoda send Ezra to Malachor?

Ezra: But if I had what I needed, why would the holocrons send me to you? Yoda didn’t send Ezra to Malachor in order to aid their fight against the inquisitors. But rather to warn him by showing him where the path of aggression leads.

Why was Palpatine interested in Ezra?

For whatever reason in ‘World Between Worlds’, Palpatine needed Ezra in order to go through a portal; he can’t enter it himself. However, he obviously has the power to look into those portals, and in essence look into time itself.

Why didn’t Vader kill Palpatine on Mustafar?

The novel explained that, had Vader killed Obi-Wan on Mustafar, he would have tried to kill Palpatine too, but given how badly wounded he was after the duel, his power wasn’t the same and he was weak, both physically and mentally. In canon, Vader was more skilled in lightsaber combat than the Emperor, but not in Force power.

Did the rebellion know Vader and Palpatine were SITHS?

While it seems pretty obvious from the Original Trilogy that the Imperial commanders and officers were well aware of Vader and Palpatine’s Sith affiliations, I never saw much (if anything) to indicate that any of this was common knowledge in the Rebellion.

What challenges did Darth Vader face in Star Wars?

He was faced with the choice of being penniless and homeless on his own, or being incredibly wealthy and powerful with Palpatine.

Why did Darth Vader kill Padme Padme?

When Vader killed Padme in anger he lost his reason to live, he’d betrayed the Jedi order (using Palpatine’s fictitious uprising as an excuse) and committed murder to increase his power and gain the Sith Lord’s trust.