Palpatine and Yoda were some of the most powerful Force-users alive during Revenge of the Sith, yet Palpatine may have held back during their duel.
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith featured a duel between Yoda and Palpatine, two of the most powerful Force-users ever seen in the Star Wars universe. But even though Yoda left the battle in defeat, neither one of them seemed to be able to best the other. Both were expert lightsaber duelists, to the point where neither could decisively win with a blade.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Sith possessed many dark side powers, most of which were considered unnatural. While the Jedi guard, protect, and guide others to become the best versions of themselves, the Sith often tampered with another’s life force for personal gain. Palpatine potentially used a version of this ability to create Anakin within Shmi, inadvertently spelling out his doom in the process.
Palpatine's Force Drain Would Have Allowed Him To Draw Power From Yoda One of the darkest abilities Palpatine has access to is the ability to drain power and life from another being through the Force. Most notably, he uses this ability in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker to suck power out of Rey and Kylo’s dyad in the Force. By leeching the life force out of them, he simultaneously weakened his opponents while strengthening himself.
Why Palpatine Didn't Use Force Drain Against Yoda There are several explanations as to why Palpatine didn’t attempt to Force drain Yoda. It’s possible he needed to be in a place like Exegol—which was immensely powerful with the dark side—in order to perform the ability. This makes sense, given some other Force abilities need specific objects or locations in order to work properly. Luke’s vision in the Dagobah cave was only possible given Dagobah’s unique connection to the Force.
It’s worth noting that The Rise of Skywalker didn’t invent Force drain; the ability was shown in The Clone Wars season 3, when Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Ahsoka journeyed to Mortis. It's also possible that Palpatine had not reached his full potential in Revenge of the Sith, and that he had not learned or perfected the art of Force draining at the time. In any case, he may have held back because Palpatine knew he’d won with Order 66.
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