Can you have the Force and not be a Jedi?

The short answer here is yes, non-Jedis can, and do, use the Force. Many non-Jedi characters, however, are described as being “Force-sensitive.” Princess/General Leia is perhaps a perfect example of a Force-sensitive person who does not become a Jedi.

What is Ahsoka if not a Jedi?

While she no longer identified as a Jedi, Ahsoka Tano went into hiding following Order 66. She constructed new lightsabers, both with blades of white due to her non-affiliation, and remained on the periphery until the rebellion against the Empire.

Is everyone born with the Force?

In order to use The Force, one must first be Force-sensitive. Not everyone is; it’s just something you’re born with. Luke Skywalker was born with exceptional Force sensitivity, which is why his training allowed him to become a Jedi master. In the religion of Star Wars, The Force is omnipresent and all-encompassing.

Was Ahsoka GREY a Jedi?

Gray Jedi are most prominent in video games, where the player is allowed to use light and dark side powers. Ahsoka Tano from Star Wars: The Clone Wars can also technically be called a Gray Jedi, due to her forsaking the ways of the Jedi, but still following a path of good.

Is ET a force wielder?

Is Not a Jedi. The Force is not with him. It has come to our attention that some ridiculous lies are being spread about the sacred Star Wars universe.

Are there SITHS in the Star Wars universe?

The Star Wars universe is home to a wide and at times frightening array of dark side Force users, many of whom aren’t officially Sith.

Why is Ahsoka not a Jedi anymore?

Although she was offered readmission by the Jedi Council after she had cleared her name, she declined the offer, and years later would reiterate that she was not a Jedi during the Seige of Lothal on Star Wars: Rebels. While she may have left the Order, Ahsoka proved that you don’t have to be a Jedi to oppose the agenda of the Sith.

Are there any non-Sith Star Wars characters who use the Dark Side?

As Darth Sidious himself once said, the dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities, and there’s a fairly large collection of canonical non-Sith characters who’ve given in to its allure for one reason or another.

Are there other Force factions in the Star Wars Extended Universe?

In the original Star Wars Extended Universe (EU), a boggling number of alternative Force factions were introduced into the canon, from the ancient days of the old Republic and early Sith Order, all the way through and beyond Return of the Jedi.