Rafael

There were thousands of Moffs? I did not know that. I thought Moffs ranked above Grand Admirals. The Grand Admirals numbered 12 with a secret promotion given to Grand Admiral Thrawn as the thirteenth.

Qimir was certainly a skilled duelist having taken out so many Jedi relatively easy. With Darth Plagues making an appearance in the cave, it might be safe to assume that Qimir was the Apprentice.

Qimir may have been a skilled duelist, but his short comings greatly out weight his dueling skill. If he was a Rule of Two Sith, he should have known better than to openly engage the Jedi risking discovery. In fact, I'm surprised that Plagues didn't come out of the cave and cut down Qimir and Osha right then and there. Another shortcoming is his inability to master masking his presence in the force. If your a RO2 Sith, this is paramount to remaining undetected.

A lot of people don't know what an Acolyte really is. An Acolyte serves under the Apprentice. They are trained in the Dark Side but they are NOT taught the powers, rituals, or secrets of the Sith. That goes against the Rule of Two. Osha or Mae were going to be no different than Assaj Ventress, or Savage Opress. Serving under the Sith Apprentice allows the Sith Master to stay better hidden.

Well done for putting Malak above Revan. Most fans don't know that Malak was the superior duelist.

I am surprised that Tulak Horde wasn't #1. He was never beaten, slayed thousands of opponents (both jedi and Sith). And if we are to lean on Kreia's words, "The Jedi and Sith of today are mere children playing at toys compared to the prowess of the Master duelists thousands of years ago."

Actually, Malak was rumored/considered to be a better duelist than Revan. It's stated in the Star Wars lore. True, Revan took off his jaw and was more powerful in the force. But Malak was the superior duelist.