There are two lines of thought when it comes to Gray Jedi. This term can mean a Jedi who doesn't adhere to the expectations of the Jedi Order, or it can refer to a Force-user who toes the line ...

But the idea of the morally gray Star Wars Ronin is an enticing one, and it's little surprise that Cal – a Jedi who inherently resides outside the Order and has been known to draw from the Dark ...

People point to Qui-Gon Jinn as a Gray Jedi in canon because he doesn’t follow the Order’s rules or the Council’s commands. Yet if there’s any “grayness” at play here, it’s in those ...

With the Jedi Order’s downfall at the end of the Clone Wars in Revenge of the Sith, and its struggle to really gain footing afterward, there’s been this concept of “Gray Jedi.”It doesn’t ...

In subsequent movies and books, the Jedi Knights were fleshed out to be anything from Buddhist Monks, Taoists, and Knights Templar. Maybe they are really a combination of all of them.

Why The Time Is Right For A Different Order. Ahsoka famously said "I am no Jedi" to Darth Vader on Star Wars Rebels, and Kanan certainly bent (if not broke) a lot of the rules he would have had to ...

Gray Jedi walk the line between the light and the dark, never succumbing to either but believing in true balance of the Force. They also think the Jedi Code is bullshit — and they’re right.

Sometimes adorableness gets you extra points. Because sure, we could have chosen former Jedi Council members like Oppo Rancisis or Eeth Koth for this tenth slot, given they also survived Order 66 ...

The idea of a 'Gray Jedi' – a Force user who lies somewhere between the light and the dark, tapping into the Dark Side but never fully succumbing to it – is one that's fascinated Star Wars fans for ...