Potential Jedi Survivors Kay Could Encounter in Star Wars Outlaws

In the vast expanse of the Star Wars universe, 2025 has us all hyped about the aftermath of Star Wars Outlaws, which dropped back in 2024. This game breaks away from the usual Jedi-centric tales, focusing instead on Kay Vess, a scrappy scoundrel navigating the galaxy's criminal underworld. But hey, let's be real—Order 66 survivors are still out there, lurking in the shadows, and they could totally pop up in Kay's adventures. It's not all about lightsabers and Force chokes, but the possibility? Oh, it's juicy! With the Empire's grip tightening and rebels scrambling, these Jedi remnants add a layer of mystery that keeps us guessing. Who might Kay bump into while hustling through shady deals? The galaxy is full of surprises, and we're here for the tea. 🚀

10. Naq Med

Naq Med's story is straight out of a novel—literally! Trained as a Padawan but never finishing his trials, he bounced from the Jedi Order before the Clone Wars even kicked off. When Order 66 went down, he bought into Palpatine's propaganda about Jedi betrayal and lived a quiet life, marrying and having a kid. But the Grand Inquisitor wasn't having it, tracking him down for a duel. Med survived, but had to ditch his fam to keep 'em safe. By the time of Outlaws, he's still kicking, probably hiding in some backwater planet. Could he cross paths with Kay? Maybe, if she's digging into old Jedi relics. Oh, and that duel with the Inquisitor? Total edge-of-your-seat stuff!

9. Vivert Stag & Mill Alibeth

These two were inseparable as younglings, always glued together like peanut butter and jelly. First appearing in the Brotherhood novel, they were prepping for Ilum to snag their kyber crystals when Order 66 hit. Fast forward, and by the First Order era, they're bounty hunters—talk about a career switch! Their names pop up in Hyperspace Stories 4, hinting at deep ties to the criminal underworld. With Kay diving into that same scene, a run-in feels inevitable. Imagine them teaming up or, better yet, competing for the same bounty. The dynamic duo could bring some serious firepower to Outlaws, and we're low-key obsessed. 🔥

8. Quinlan Vos

Quinlan Vos is the ultimate maverick—totally not your typical Jedi. With psychometry powers making him a top-notch tracker, he spent years deep in the criminal underworld on Jedi missions. Surviving Order 66, he was later spotted working with the Hidden Path around 9 BBY, helping other survivors. His name's even carved on a safe house wall in Obi-Wan Kenobi. Post that? Who knows, but given his underworld connections, he's prime for crossing paths with Kay. It's like, duh, he could be her informant or rival. The guy's got skills that'd make any scoundrel jealous. 🤯

7. Kelleran Beq

Revealed in The Mandalorian season 3 as the Jedi who saved Grogu from Order 66, Kelleran Beq was a master overseeing younglings. Known as The Sabered Hand, he was a beast with dual lightsabers. After escaping Coruscant on a Naboo yacht, he vanished—no clue if he's still alive or what happened with Grogu. During Outlaws' timeline, he might be laying low, but imagine if Kay stumbles upon his hideout. The suspense is killing us! Could he be mentoring others or just chillin'? Only time will tell.

6. Cal Kestis

Cal Kestis, the star of the Jedi game series, was just a Padawan when he survived Order 66. After hiding out, he faced Inquisitors and teamed up with Cere Junda, fighting the Empire across two games. Jedi: Survivor happens around 9 BBY, about 13 years before Outlaws. His fate? Still up in the air, but fans are crossing fingers for a cameo. With Kay in the underworld, Cal could be a ghost from the past, maybe offering help or stirring trouble. It's wild to think how their stories might collide. 😮

5. Gungi

This rare Wookiee Padawan first appeared in Clone Wars season 5, showing serious guts against pirates and General Grievous. After surviving Order 66, he linked up with Clone Force 99 in The Bad Batch and made it back to Kashyyyk. But then? Radio silence. By Outlaws' era, he could be thriving on his homeworld or pulled back into the fray. Kay venturing near Wookiee territory might lead to an epic encounter. Picture it: a towering Wookiee Jedi lending a hand—or a growl. OMG, the possibilities!

4. Baylan Skoll

Baylan Skoll is a fresh face from the Ahsoka series, played by the late Ray Stevenson. A former Jedi Knight turned mercenary, he survived Order 66 and later fell to the dark side, taking an apprentice. When that happened? Unclear, so he might still be a Jedi during Outlaws. With his underworld ties, he could be working for syndicates, making him a perfect fit for Kay's story. The dude's got a mysterious vibe—maybe he's pulling strings behind the scenes. Intrigue level: max!

3. Ezra Bridger

Ezra Bridger's journey is next-level. Orphaned on Lothal, he was mentored by Kanan Jarrus and the Ghost crew, becoming a key Rebel with a balanced Force connection. At the end of Rebels, he vanished into the Unknown Regions with Thrawn after using purrgil to win. By Outlaws' time, he's still missing but alive. If Kay's travels take her to remote corners, a chance meeting could happen. How cool would that be? Ezra's knack for survival and underworld smarts align perfectly with Kay's world. 🪐

2. Ahsoka Tano

Ahsoka Tano, Anakin's former Padawan, left the Order before Order 66 but survived the chaos. She later became Fulcrum for the Rebels, faced Vader (and lived, thanks to Ezra!), and by The Mandalorian, was searching for Ezra. During Outlaws, she's active and could easily cross paths with Kay. Imagine Ahsoka offering wisdom or a warning—it'd be epic. Her independence and underworld experience make her a no-brainer cameo. The galaxy's not big enough to avoid her!

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1. Grogu

Grogu, the adorable green child from The Mandalorian, was a youngling saved from Order 66 by Kelleran Beq. By Outlaws' timeline, he's still years away from meeting Din Djarin but alive and kicking. What's he been up to? Total mystery—maybe hiding or training with others. If Kay hears whispers of a powerful Force-sensitive kid, it could lead to a cute but intense moment. Grogu's potential appearance? It's the stuff of memes, and we're here for it. 🥺

So, there you have it—these Jedi survivors could totally spice up Kay's journey in Star Wars Outlaws. With the game out since 2024, players have been spotting easter eggs, but who'll make the cut? It's anyone's guess. The underworld's a tangled web, and these Force-users add layers of depth. Keep your eyes peeled, folks—the next playthrough might just reveal more. 🤔✨