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All things are possible with the Force.

As mentioned, the Nightsisters use the Force in a vastly different manner than Jedi or Sith.

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Luke Force projected in The Last Jedi.

CyricZ posted...

All things are possible with the Force.

As mentioned, the Nightsisters use the Force in a vastly different manner than Jedi or Sith.

You see a decent chunk of this in Jedi Survivor.

Merrin is capable of creating portals to teleport, and at one point Cal is able to join her through these portals and see what it's like. As well, her magic is capable of turning others and objects invisible.

Since KOTOR is being remade, that confirms we're likely to get a canonized KOTOR. Which guarantees we get Bastila Shan. Which also means we will get Battle Meditation canonized. Which is a power so strong, it can singlehandedly influence entire armies to win. It can boost morale, stamina, etc and make the enemy lose the will to fight. It can make even the most battle-hardened warriors lose to a simple militia.

Not to even mention using the Force on the weak minded to make them agree with things you say.

This isn't even counting becoming one with the Force and projecting oneself through to the afterlife.

I'm not convinced the KOTOR Remake is going to go beyond being vapourware.

On the issue of force choking only being for dark side force users: Grogu used it on a non-force sensitive future friend because she was arm wrestling Din.

It's certainly heavily associated with the dark side, but it doesn't mean dark side exclusively.

Does the guy who made that think peace and passion are opposites?

lilORANG posted...

Does the guy who made that think peace and passion are opposites?

Prolly thinks passion means too emotional

Grey Jedi as an idea is just as asinine as a Grey Sith would be.

I love the idea of people using the Force who are not taking part in the Sith/Jedi dichotomy and actually find such labels and organizations beneath them. Either in the sense they view the Force like a tool, or revere the Force itself, not the groups who assume to gleam some sort of inherent knowledge of it.