Just got to say that I adore your Inquisitor Kanan au :) so hard to find those!

oooo I'm answering this one soo late 🫣 glad you do! It's weird how devoid of dark side Kanan it is out there, glad to be supplying (if with huge gaps in between posting but still pfppvdb)

Honestly the concept is so interesting to me, I was very much looking forward to Tales of the Empire to see if it could clue me in on more Inquisitor stuff - and sorta?

But I'd probably have to look into some comics and books for more, though I have no idea where to start with that 😅 JFO, TOTE and SWR will do rn

ANYWAY, here's some TOTE inspired sketches, Kanan gets the gi <3

So like everybody else, I’m obsessed with the Jedi Survivor trailer, and there’s a lot to be dissected and analyzed, but the one thing that stands out most to me is:

Cere Junda.

While Cal mostly just looks like Cal but older, Cere’s manner of dress has completely changed. She shaved her head, she’s wearing these intricate grey robes, and she has body paint or tattoos that are totally new to her. But their styling is familiar.

Now this is a big leap for a Jedi character to be looking into Dathomiri magick, but we have to remember that Cere hasn’t been a Jedi for a LONG time. Though she reconnects with the force and uses a lightsaber when she infiltrates Fortress Inquisitorius, she’s still struggling with the dark side, and she’s fighting with bleeding crystals.

She even KNIGHTS CAL with a red lightsaber - an act that would mean literally nothing out of the ordinary in Legends, where the red color is simply the Sith’s preferred Aesthetic, but with current Kyber lore, a “Jedi” being able to effectively fight with a red blade is indicative of them not only feeling the Dark Side, but actively using it.

We’ve seen plenty of other characters step away from the Jedi Code for a number of reasons. Some became Sith, some follow the Force in their own way, and some cut themselves off from the Force. But we saw one character choose a very distinct path:

Taron Malicos embraced the Dark Side, but not through Sith teachings or simple dark side practice. He chose Magick and stole the knowledge of the Nightsisters as his own. I think, maybe fear, that Cere has chosen a similar path. Obviously she’s not appropriating the culture like Taron did - she’s most likely come to Merrin and asked to be taught in her peoples ways. I think Cere has given up fighting the Dark Side, and has chosen Magick as a means of trying to control it without letting it corrupt her as it would the Sith, and as it did her apprentice. Will this work? Probably not. I think this path will wedge a wall between her and Cal and lead to a lot of family drama. I have no idea how this will play out, but if this is the direction they’re taking the character, I’m extremely excited to see where it leads.

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Girls night girls night girls night

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Inktober 2023 Day 14: Castle.

Fortress Inquisitorius from Jedi: Fallen Order. Pen on paper.

Does anyone else find it hilarious that Fortress Inquisitorius is apparently absolutely useless at keeping out self righteous gingers despite being otherwise impenetrable?

Fortress Inquisitorius illustrations for Obi Wan Kenobi by Alex Nice

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Fear. Cal Kestis in Fortress Inquisitorius.

If I had a nickel for every time a Jedi managed to flood Fortress Inquisitorius, I'd have two nickels - which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice

But General Max Veers’ life had been upended about a month previous when he’d been ordered by Vader himself to bring a small squad of his most trusted men to Naboo of all the out of the way places.

He’d arrived as surreptitiously as possible to the coordinates he’d been given and found that they were high in the mountains overlooking one of the many beautiful lakes the planet boasted. Here, he was greeted by a tired looking man who looked vaguely familiar, and it took Veers long minutes to realize this was because he’d seen his face on most wanted posters in the Empire.

Obi-Wan Kenobi.

If only that had been the most shocking revelation.

A tiny blonde child with inordinate amounts of confidence was hovering nearby as Lord Vader swept in— without his mask —to inform Veers that the Emperor had just tried to assassinate them all and he, Vader, was having none of it since the mite was his son, Luke Skywalker.

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Enter the Inquisitor. Unfortunately this is his circus and these are his clowns.

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the funniest thing to me would be if they kept throwing in mentions of people escaping fortress inquisitorius into future canon. it's been suggested it's easy to break into as a trap, which i respect but i think i would literally die if it's confirmed multiple people have walked right back out. it's like a bear trap but someone made with it play doh.

I know it’s fun to think about how Fortress Inquisitorius doesn’t have shields as an exercise in Imperial overconfidence but consider that TIE fighters do not have shields either and instead of being a result of overconfidence instead it’s because everyone inside is expendable