Star Wars Black Series Sith Figures — Complete Guide

The Sith faction has 44 Star Wars Black Series figures released between 2013–2026. The Sith are the ancient dark-side Force tradition — the Jedi Order’s nemesis across thousands of years of galactic history. Operating under the Rule of Two (one master, one apprentice) since Darth Bane’s reformation, the Sith spent a millennium hiding in plain sight before Darth Sidious executed the perfect plan to destroy the Republic from within. The Sith faction also encompasses dark-side-adjacent characters who fall outside the formal Sith tradition — the Inquisitors, dark-side-aligned warriors, and Knights of Ren.

The Sith Faction in the Black Series

The Sith faction at 44 figures contains some of the Black Series’ most sought-after releases. Darth Revan from the Red Line remains consistently in high secondary market demand. Darth Malak from Gaming Greats is the most requested KOTOR figure. The KOTOR and Old Republic Sith — Revan, Malak, Nihilus, Malgus — form a distinct collector sub-category within the Sith faction.

Display Recommendations

The Sith faction does not army-build in the traditional sense — but the Inquisitorius sub-group provides a form of faction display with multiple Inquisitor figures from the Obi-Wan Kenobi sub-line and Rebels sub-line. Four Inquisitors displayed alongside Purge Trooper support creates a compelling dark-side enforcement display.

Key Figures

Darth Vader (Duel’s End)
Darth Maul (TPM)
Darth Revan (Red Line)
Darth Malak (GG)
Count Dooku (Red Line)
Darth Sidious (ROTS)
Kylo Ren (TLJ unmasked)
Grand Inquisitor (OWK)

The Sith Across the Timeline

The Sith faction in the Black Series covers a wider temporal range than any other — from the Old Republic-era Sith Lords of Gaming Greats (Darth Revan, Darth Malak, Darth Nihilus, Darth Malgus) through the prequel and original trilogy Sith to Kylo Ren and the Sith Eternal of the sequel trilogy. The Old Republic KOTOR-era Sith are among the most collector-demanded figures in the entire line — years of requests preceded the Gaming Greats releases of Malak and Bastila.

The Sith faction also encompasses the Inquisitorius — Force-users fallen to the dark side who serve the Empire as Jedi hunters. The Obi-Wan Kenobi sub-line provides four Inquisitor figures: Grand Inquisitor, Third Sister, Fifth Brother, and Fourth Sister. The Rebels sub-line contributes the forthcoming Seventh Sister. Together the Inquisitors form the Sith faction’s most army-buildable sub-group — not army builders in the trooper sense, but a coherent faction display of dark-side enforcers.

Building a Sith Display

The most striking Sith display organises by era and lineage. An Old Republic Sith shelf: Darth Revan, Darth Malak, Darth Nihilus, Darth Malgus — four figures from an era 4,000 years before the films that the Black Series alone has brought to 6-inch scale. A Prequel Sith shelf: Darth Sidious, Count Dooku, Darth Maul — the Rule of Two in operation. An Inquisitorius shelf: Grand Inquisitor commanding Third Sister, Fifth Brother, Fourth Sister — the post-Order 66 dark-side enforcement arm.

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