Merrin's Nightsisters were unfortunately slaughtered by the hands of General Grievous during the Clone Wars, however, she was able to become in tune with magick and the Force with the help of Jedi Knight Taron Malicos. Being a Nightsister like Asajj Ventress, Merrin harnessed the power of magick, a spiritual version of the dark side of the Force that allowed the witches of Dathomir to use powerful abilities. Nightsister Merrin was a new character introduced in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. That doesn't rule out the possibility of Cal interacting with other Jedi, however, with Kenobi and Ahsoka Tano both active during the gap in between Episode III and Episode IV. Fallen Order showed Kestis' journey to becoming a Jedi Knight and the beginnings of his quest to restore the Jedi Order, with the ending ultimately seeing him abandon that goal for the sake of the Force-sensitives' safety. Related: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order 2 Needs Better Customizationįallen Order is more important to Star Wars canon now than it was at launch, with Cal Kestis being referenced in the recently released Star Wars: Brotherhood novel and elements of the game - including the Fortress Inquisitorius - set to feature in the upcoming Obi-Wan Kenobi TV series on Disney+. 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 villain. 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 followed Cal Kestis, a Padawan Jedi on the run from the Empire.
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.
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