Cere played a significant role in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order , being the former Jedi master of Inquisitor Trilla (also known as the Second Sister), and Cal’s second master who eventually knights him in the final arc of the story. Fallen Order 2 is rumored to be darker than the first game and may even include more Clone Wars flashbacks, which could provide the perfect opportunity to delve into Cere’s backstory further. This would allow players to fight as a much younger Cere, back when she was still a proud Jedi Knight of the Repub

This sounds like a wish list entry, but it does make some sense. The key factors for Obi-Wan Kenobi potentially being the main character of a new Star Wars Jedi game boil downs into a few things: the proximity between the Disney Plus show release and the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor reveal , a subtle hint by Ewan McGregor at a potential Obi-Wan Kenobi and Star Wars game connection, the time frame of the Dark Times and the amount of time between the Disney Plus show and a New Hope, and the general subtitle of Survivor being a perfect match for Obi-Wan’s time as Luke’s hidden guard

The identifiable name of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order 2 would likely carry the sequel a little further, given the direct association with the first game, and so to change the subtitle is no doubt of the utmost importance. It remains to be seen, but what it brings to mind is the Assassin’s Creed franchise . Ever since AC: Black Flag , subtitles have indicated a change in setting and character, and given the colon placement in “Star Wars Jedi:,” it almost sounds like Respawn could be following a similar p

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor ** , the rumored title of the highly anticipated sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order ** , is also rumored to feature multiple playable characters on top of keeping Cal Kestis as the main protagonist. With the Star Wars Jedi sequel possibly releasing in 2023 , the game is set to continue the adventures of Kestis and the rest of the crew of the Stinger Mantis. The first game saw Cal team up with former Jedi Cere Junda and Nightsister Merrin, both of whom could make for fun playable characters if Respawn does take that ro

Because of this, Cal’s story is somewhat trapped. Darth Vader has to play a role, but that role is largely predictable. No matter how the encounters go, Vader either eliminates Cal or Cal escapes to no real consequence. The entire dynamic between the two becomes lackluster, but there’s reason to suspect Cal Kestis may not be the protagonist of Star Wars Jedi: Surviv

Ultimately, the most likely scenario is someone far removed from Cal’s crew and other Star War s media. Just as Assassin’s Creed introduces new characters with every subtitle, it would be interesting for Star Wars Jedi to do the same. The obvious downside to this would be if the franchise focused on the Dark Times, where there are supposed to be few Jedi and yet there seem to be more survivors year after year. Survivor definitely seems to suggest that the focus on the Dark Times will continue , but nothing is stopping it from being a survivor during another time as w

Now, Merrin is no Jedi, but she is powerful in the Force. A game starring Merrin would be unique if it embraced her roots and expanded upon then, with Merrin setting out on her own journey to understand the Jedi. Merrin may be a member of the crew , but it would not be unlike her to want to find her own place in the galaxy. That place could lead her down the Jedi path, and her background definitely fits the whole Star Wars Jedi: Survivor subti

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order featured a brand new cast of characters, bringing a brand new point of view to Order 66 in the Star Wars universe. The story followed Cal Kestis, a Padawan Jedi on the run from the Empire. Eventually, Cal is found by Inquisitors and embarks on an adventure with former Jedi master, Cere, a Nightsister of Dathomir named Merrin, and Greez Dritus, the pilot of the Stinger Mantis. The story ends with a legendary stand-off with Darth Vader, in which the player must run away or perish at the hands of the iconic vill

The second installment in the Jedi: Fallen Order game series looks darker than its predecessor, and Clone Wars connections in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor could help establish that more serious tone. The first game featured frequent flashbacks into the backstory of both Kestis and his mentor Cere Junda, but further exploration of Trilla Suduri could make for an interesting follow-up. Suduri was Junda’s first apprentice, but following Order 66 and Junda’s disappearance Suduri was seduced by the Dark Side of the Force. Despite her Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order ending, flashbacks exploring Trilla Suduri’s past could make for a darker second installment and give players access to powers unavailable to Cal Kes

If there is meant to be a second playable character, there’s not a better pick than Merrin. After all, assuming the subtitle could be in reference to her past, not Cal’s, she’s a survivor by definition. It’s likely Cal (or perhaps Cere) is training her in the ways of the Jedi, making her their padawan. That would be the best way to work her into a closer story, additional resources as well as a solid connection for the gameplay. How the action RPG elements, as well as the lightsaber customization in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor , would work remains to be seen, but it’s not impossi