#tyrrnith

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Incorrect Quotes with the Sith Warrior Crew

Vette: Rules were made to be broken.

Quinn: They were made to be followed. Nothing is made to be broken.

Pierce: Uh, piñatas.

Tyrrnith: Glow sticks.

Jaesa: Karate boards.

Broonmark: Spaghetti when you have a small pot.

Vette: Rules

Quinn:

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More Incorrect Quotes with the Sith Warrior Crew

Vette: Who do we know that has handcuffs?

Tyrrnith: Well Quinn and I-

Quinn: *elbows Tyrrnith*

Tyrrnith: ...wouldn't know.

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How did Tyr deal with Quinn's betrayal?

Thank you so much for the ask, @swtorpadawan  Well, let’s just say that it definitely hit him hard. Malavai had always been the most trusted among Tyr’s subordinates. Anytime he needed advice from a non-force user, Quinn would be the first he’d call. Of all the Sith Warrior’s companions, the two of them absolutely had the closest relationship. Which made his betrayal genuinely hurt Tyr. It took a LOT of his willpower to not lash out at Quinn, eventually deciding he still needed him. And yes, Malavai did remain loyal, of course, but it took them a while to steadily rebuild their friendship. As Tyr grew to be a lot more critical of the Sith Order’s constant betrayals and powerplays, he began to see why Quinn betrayed, understanding how the Captain felt and that he was trying to make the best of his situation. Being caught between two power hungry Sith Lords is guaranteed to go wrong in one way or another. Besides, if anything, Quinn is a very loyal person. Baras basically saved him from always being stuck behind a desk on the shithole that is Balmorra, so of course he’d want to repay a debt like that. Either way, Tyrrnith and Quinn did rebuild their relationship overtime, especially after reuniting on Iokath. In fact, the two of them have gotten a bit...closer ever since.  However, deep in the back of Tyr’s mind, he genuinely worries if Malavai will ever betray him again. But for now, their relationship is very solid, and it seems things are looking up for them.

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Goal: To ask OC questions about your Sith Tyrrnith. 1.)favorite color(s)? I see lots of pictures of him wearing sithly work-appropriate colors, or does he like the dark blakcs/reds/grays? 2.) I see he has siblings, he close to them or not? How much strain did being the heir of the family put on his relationship with his parents? 3.)this my last question. Also the most important one. HOW DOES HE FEEL ABOUT SITH OPERA? Thank you for your time.

Thank you, @plutoniumpossum for the ask. 1.) He does have an affinity for purples, grays, reds, and darker blues. He doesn't like to wear a lot of bright, flashy colors as in his eyes, they clash with his appearance.

2.) His sole remaining younger brother Aellisu (my smuggler character) actually manages to keep tabs on Tyr from time to time, occasionally grabbing a drink at the local cantina or whatnot. Tyr did initially have a bit of a grudge against his brother for deserting the Imperial Navy, but nowadays, he completely understands why. With Ziost destroyed and most of their family gone, they're just glad to have eachother. 3.) He loves it. He might even sing it on occassion, he certainly has the voice for it. I can imagine him playing at full blast in his quarters for at least an hour, much to the dismay of his crewmates.

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Hey, I’m a bit new here on this site. I wasn’t sure what exactly to share, so I figured I’d start with a short profile of my Sith Warrior main. Lemme know what ya think and/or what else I should add.

Full Name: Tyrrnith Zarmahan 

Nickname: Tyr

Race: Human

Age: Late 30s-Early 40s

Homeworld: Ziost

Allegiance: Sith Empire

Sexuality: Homosexual

Profession: Sith Juggernaut (Vengeance Discipline)

Alignment: Neutral-Dark

Romance: None (would romance Quinn if he was available for males) Personality: Tyrrnith is a bit of an odd figure amongst the Sith. On the surface, he’s more than willing to be as brutal and intimidating as any Darth. However, he has a much more pragmatic and reasonable side. He has a notable dislike for the Sith Order’s constant betrayals, scheming, and power plays throwing the Empire into civil war. He is very open to the ideals of aliens and non-force users taking lead within the Empire. Though he has no love for Jedi or Republic ideals, he has no desire to annihilate them, and more than willing to work with them against a common foe.  On a personal level, Tyrrnith is rather stoic, preferring to keep to himself and channel his emotions. Despite this, he has been known to occasionally let his guard down around family members and trusted friends, occasionally cracking a joke or spending a night drinking and partying with them. He is incredibly loyal to them, as well as to those under his command. He does his best to prevent them from dying on a massive scale, though that’s more out of effectiveness rather than actually caring about them (or so he claims).  In recent years, he’s actually grown rather fond of cooking, finding the activity stimulating and willing to try out new recipes.

Bio: Tyrrnith was born on the former Sith Homeworld of Ziost, to the illustrious Zarmahan Family. The Zarmahans were a noble family of Sith for many generations, with Tyr being the firstborn of his generation, along with 3 younger siblings. As the heir of the family, Tyr had ridiculously high expectations from his parents, and later his Overseers, putting pressure on him from a young age. Many fellow acolytes either feared or hated him for his rich bloodline, leaving him to grow up with almost no true friends, causing him to rely a lot on his siblings for support. When two of them died, and his sole remaining younger brother forced to flee Imperial Space, Tyr was left to rely on himself. As he eventually reached the ranks of Apprentice and Lord, Tyr began to truly notice how backwards and ineffective the Sith truly were: killing subordinates for the littlest mistakes, massacring innocents for the hell of it, and killing fellow Sith purely out of paranoia. Eventually, the betrayal at the hands of his own Master proved to be the last straw. Now, as the Empire’s Wrath, Tyrrnith has sworn to be a strict, yet just figure, seeking to reform the Sith Empire into a far more effective, pragmatic, and honorable society...even if he must brute force those reforms into existence.