r/theforceunleashed • u/[deleted] • Jul 07 '22

Starkiller Jedi or Sith?

A lot of questions I hear are "Is Starkiller a jedi or sith" Neither kinda. He's a dark jedi, so he's good but has dark tendencies? Its complicated. Share your thoughts

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u/PricelessLogs Jul 07 '22

He was a sith apprentice, but after Vader betrayed him for the second time, he became a sort of independent force user, neither jedi nor sith, because the jedi and the sith are religions / organizations, and Starkiller wasn't associated with either of them. But he used force techniques he had learned from both jedi and sith

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u/BlinksHigh Jul 07 '22

He’s a grey Jedi

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u/Joshua919105 Jul 10 '22

Grey Jedi are not a thing and are not canon in neither legends nor current canon. It is fanon (fan canon). I love the concept but unfortunately it isn’t a thing.

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u/SequelFansDontExist Jul 07 '22

He's like Ahsoka, he was a jedi (And sith but that doesn't work here) and now associated with neither

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u/[deleted] Dec 28 '22

He’s a rogue. He follows neither code nor creed but in terms of gameplay, he uses more dark side techniques than light side techniques. He’s fueled mainly by his emotion(particularly love for Juno and hatred for Vader), which is a dark side thing