While checking the comments I got today about how all sith are not Human or Human-like I decided I should make a Part II. The sad thing about it was that I got more critizism than I got agreement, though I did get some agreement.

There are really three types of people who comment on blogs:

1: Understand.

2: Didn't know but are now impressed.

3: Already knew.

4: People giving excuses for why something is that way.

I'm going to pretend I just read my blog and be a number 4 kinda' guy.

There are many ways that this could've come about without anything to do with the way the Sith were thinking but I doubt that. Though I admit that it would be hard to film an alien as a Sith in the movies, what about the videogames.

I don't think aliens are as power hungry as Humans, so maybe that's why they're not Sith or Dark Jedi, they feel this way because they are discriminated by worlds totally, like Taris. But it is probably something about the way the Sith think, or are racist against them. Maybe humans are the most agile and have the best reflexes in the galaxy. Maybe Humans are best fit for fighting because of their body design.

Now I'm going to answer some questions and bring up topics covered by the comments:

Jedi knight ouqua: pointed out that Desssan wasn't a human, and he was right, though he still has a human shaped body, I wouldn't really even consider him Human-like.

Lord_Reven3: Pointed out that Sith is a way of life 6000 years before the saga, and also in KOTOR. Everyone knows it was once a way of life, but that strangely it mainly had Humans as the people higher up on the economic ladder.

And many said that they were human becuase game-writers and movie-writers like writing about someone they can relate to, not an alien.