Order 66 I think, because they were talking about a child that was part Jedi part clone, after he was born that was guaranteed to be force sensitive.
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But The child was born in True Colours so maybe? and it could have always been Imperial Commando: the 501st
Yes, but the majority of the conversations about Kad in True Colors were about whether or not he would be force sensitive. If I remember correctly, Kal and Jusik had the sports star conversation sometime in Order 66. Been awhile since I read them, but I read all five non-stop for about four years, so theyâre kind of ingrained 
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Lol same
Clan Skirata needs to make a comeback in canon. It would be awesome to see them begrudgingly fight the Empire in Rebels with Sabine. It would just be about finding the perfect voice for Skirata and Vau though.
Unfortunately that messes with existing canon, clan Skirata requires the EU Mandalore
Ehhh, does it? Clan Skirata could have easily just relocated to Concordia since it fits the EU description of Mandalore. Lots of forests, rich in beskar ore, etc. The Mandalorian Protectors seen in Rebels could easily be the canonical version of the True Mandalorians (which is an odd title anyway), and Clan Skirata could have their bastion set up on Concordia. Fenn Rau could guide Sabine and the Ghost crew through the small settlement of Keldabe, where Fenn Sysha could direct them to Kyrimorut, or, even cooler, Jusik could sense Ezra and Kanan, and bring them back himself.
MAKE IT HAPPEN FILONI!
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I dunno. So many of the Legends Force powers feel very video game-y (mainly because they were invented in order to have tons of different powers for the various RPG games). I donât think most of them would fit in the canon.
I donât really see that. Itâs pretty clearly established in the OT that Luke is very special because heâs a powerful Force-sensitive Jedi-in-training. Luke couldnât have just rounded up a bunch of Alliance foot soldiers and taught them how to be Jedi. Thatâs not how the Force works.
The Empire didnât just eradicate all knowledge of the Jedi (arguably the most well-known Force-users in the galaxy). Vader and the Inquisitors worked to destroy any remaining powerful Force users and attempted to sway younglings who showed promising Force sensitivity to their side.
As I said, I think that someone must already have a strong Force sensitivity in order to even consider using the Force (in the conventional way weâve seen). However, I really like your point about âfaithâ. Raw potential isnât enough. Force-users have to refine and cultivate their gifts, meditating on the Force and learning how to use the particular abilities the Force has given them.
Lukeâs failure to lift the X-Wing in ESB stems mainly from doubt. He doubted that the Force was powerful enough to lift something as massive as an X-Wing. He was experiencing a mental block. Lukeâs belief in Force and his innate sensitivity to it both influence his ability to control it.
That sounds like an awesome idea, but what could Kal Skirata bring to the story that we donât already have with Fenn Rau?
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For one, more Clone Wars nostalgia for fans. Since Skirata ended up actually adopting his Null ARC Troopers, it would be cool to see a fatherly figure to the clones in canon; something that wasnât even really seen in the EU besides in Republic Commando.
Two, Skirata and Vau might be old, but that just means theyâre experienced. It would take A LOT of convincing, but to see the strategy and leadership that two grizzled Mandalorian warriors could bring to the table would be extraordinary.
Fen Rau is cool, especially since heâs voiced by Kevin McKidd (RIP Soap), but he still has much to learn. Heâs brash and arrogant. If he hadnât heard Gar Saxon actually say he was planning on killing Rau anyway, Rau probably wouldnât have joined the rebellion.
Three, outright hostility to the Jedi. Skirata (and Mandalorians in general) have a well known history of not liking Jedi. Mostly when weâve seen hostility to the Jedi in the past, itâs been the Sith trying to just kill them. Skirata has a deep hatred for the Jedi, only rivaled by his hatred of the Kaminoans and Death Watch, but doesnât necessarily want to kill them. To see a character say âgo away, youâre not welcome hereâ to a Jedi in canon would be interesting.
Four, I really want these characters back.
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On the bit about anyone being able to tap into the force, I think that you are both right to a degree. I think that Luke was special because he naturally had an ability to tap into the force and had a much stronger connection with the force. However, we have seen in a lot of the new Disney canon examples of characters without Jedi level force ability being able to tap into the force (Rogue One spoilers follow) such as Chirrut Imwe or Zeb and the other Lasat in Rebels. While not everyone has the capacity to be a Jedi, everyone does have the capacity to tap into the force in some way.
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^^^ I always wanted the Star Wars version of Winter to be part of Clan Skirata,
Winter? Like this Winter, Winter?
Other than her I donât know to who you are referring.
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Umm no, as in my OC, itâs way too long to explain, and would be off topic
I havenât seen rouge one and I desperately need to
Sorry to be the bearer of some bad news:
Everybody please keep Carrie Fisher in your thoughts and prayersâŚhopefully she will be okay!
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Oh shab. Thatâs not good. Episode IX could be in trouble now⌠hereâs hoping that sheâll recover back to her full sassy self.
Update: According to Fisherâs brother, she is now in stable condition. Thank goodness for thatâŚhopefully she will continue to recover.
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so @legomaster1378 interested in talking about the star wars dictionaries i own now?
by the way, when i saw what the inside of a stormtrooperâs helmet looked like, i laughed because its no wonder why the Stormtroopers are so bad at aiming.
I got a book prologue to Rogue One today.
Itâs called Star Wars: Catalyst, a Rogue One novel
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That oneâs on my SW âto read⌠eventuallyâ list. Youâll have to tell me how you enjoyed it.
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