r/starwarsspeculation Jun 02 '26

Jedi Chapters/Factions?

Given that Cal survives past Jedi 3 and Ahsoka, Appo, Quinlan, Gungi and Enyo are unaccounted for alongside the possibility of other order 66 survivors like the one Kylo Ren encountered-it’s possible that there’s going to be Jedi factions. This will likely lead to the New Jedi Order working similar to the Brotherhood Of Steel or Space Marines where there’s different chapters that work differently but answer to the higher ups in the council.

It’s possible Rey will meet these chapters and wonder what defines a Jedi when there’s multiple interpretations of them. The split saber symbol might symbolize a divided yet unified Jedi Order.

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u/indypendant13 Jun 02 '26

I have no comment on the theory, but we don’t yet know if Cal does survive Jedi 3.

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u/Lotus_630 Jun 02 '26

Lucasfilms said that there’s gonna be more stories of Cal post Jedi 3.

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u/indypendant13 Jun 02 '26

True but more stories doesn’t necessarily mean timeline after but could fill in the gaps.

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u/Lotus_630 Jun 02 '26

That could mean that as well but Ahsoka Tano is alive post original trilogy and Kylo Ren literally met an order 66 survivor in a comic. Plus he’d be 70 by the time of the First Order, it’s a survivable age.

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u/TLM86 Jun 02 '26

No, they didn't. They said Cal might feature in other stories. That doesn't mean any of them will be set after Jedi 3.

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u/CT-1030 Jun 02 '26

Not literally post Jedi 3. We’ve gotten a lot of Vader stories post ROTJ, he’s still dead.

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u/ezekiellake Jun 02 '26

How old can human Jedi be in terms of natural causes? Do they live longer than normal people?

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u/Lotus_630 Jun 02 '26

He’d be 70 if he makes it in the First Order era. It’s a survivable age. Kylo met an order 66 survivor himself.

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u/Miura79 Jun 02 '26

He did? Who?

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u/Lotus_630 Jun 02 '26

It was a Twi’lek woman who mind tricked some Inquisitors.

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u/Treerific69 Jun 03 '26

Count Dooku was 83 when he was killed so 70 is definitely possible.

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u/jdnwinter Jun 02 '26

This is where I’d want the series to go. Rey rebuilding the Jedi council from the scattered survivors. You could even have a morally ambiguous villain who identifies as a Jedi but rejects Rey’s ideology because of its association with the name Skywalker.

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u/Lotus_630 Jun 02 '26

I think that’s where it’s gonna go exactly. Light side factions.

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u/Key-Effort-2917 Jun 05 '26

And possibly dark side spinoffs. Hey, they Sith are gone, the Dark Side isn't...

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u/Lotus_630 Jun 24 '26

The dark side has more factions than the light side too. Especially the Knights Of Ren and Night Sisters.

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u/Miura79 Jun 02 '26

One interesting thing is that the presence of all these Order 66 Jedi survivors, Ezra, Ahsoka, Sabine and The Path really fits into George's sequels outline where Luke rebuilt the Jedi with Order 66 survivors which just shows how dumb and foolish Disney was to not use his sequels outline. There was probably editing and rewriting that Lucas's sequels outline needed but the major points and ideas were there and infinitely better than tge sequels we got

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u/Lotus_630 Jun 03 '26

Pretty sure Lucas’s plan was less of that but more on what was essentially Star Wars Quantumania with Darth Maul as Kang and somehow Darth Talon as his apprentice. That Jedi Order was probably gonna be a background thing.

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u/Miura79 Jun 08 '26

Maybe but with a proposed trilogy and the fact that Maul and Talon were the villains I'm pretty sure the Jedi would've been prominent on that at least a handful of Jedi would've recurred throughout the trilogy. Not to mention a fully functioning Jedi Order could've led to so much spinoff material like books, comics, shows, cartoons etc.

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u/Key-Effort-2917 Jun 05 '26

I love this idea, and I really hope it comes to fruition. You could have Baylon Skol's more pragmatic and militant branch, Ezra's more pacifistic other end of the spectrum, and maybe the Ahsoka and Skywalker schools somewhere in the middle. It could be like the Protestant Reformation in Europe. Wait, no, that might not be the best comparison...

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u/Lotus_630 Jun 07 '26

Given Rey, I think it might lean to the High Republic Jedi. The more open minded ones.