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Yoda states that there are only ever two Sith lords at one time, but the Sith themselves never state it. Maybe the Sith accolytes only ever make two of them known to the Jedi at a single moment in time. Perhaps the Force seeks to balance itself by always spawning new Jedi or Sith when one side grows too strong over the other. We don't really know. Lucas even defies that logic by having the Emporer use Vader to try to convert Luke so that there would be three Sith ruling the galaxy rather than two in Return of the Jedi. If somebody out there knew the rule, it would be the Emporer. The new film might address that or just make people accept that the new Sith just came into being. Maybe they'll address it in the new series of books being written that Lucas Films Story Team (I think that's the full name) has stated will be considered Star Wars canon.
Lucas Films has declared that the old books are no longer considered relevant, they were moved into a "Legends" category, stories parents in a galaxy far, far away tell their broodlings. Only the books released starting this late summer/early fall are given any consideration. Although, when reading these latest two, they use a lot of terms and species traits written in those >160 Legends books.
He is the best...
Can Jon Oliver do a daily show on CC and still do the HBO thing?
Brent, you know you're wrong when Kepler agrees with you in the realm of movies and TV show.