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The Nightsisters are a mysterious coven of witches, strong with dark magicks and hailing from Dathomir. Introduced in the 1994 Legends novel The Courtship of Princess Leia by Dave Wolverton, the Nightsisters have left their mark on the Star Wars galaxy in unexplainable and mystical ways, with memorable appearances in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars Rebels, the Star Wars Jedi games, and most recently, Ahsoka.

The Nightsisters‘ frightening meddling has known no bounds, causing strife for the Jedi and Sith alike. So in the spirit of Halloween season, we’re taking a look at some of the Nightsisters’ most shocking moments.

1. Nightsisters vs. Count Dooku (Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Season 3, Episode 12)

The Sith don’t love competition. In the Star Wars: The Clone Wars episode “Nightsisters,” Darth

Ahsoka Tano has completed her quest to locate Grand Admiral Thrawn, who disappeared with Ezra Bridger. And now you can explore the first season of the Disney+ series, Ahsoka, with StarWars.com’s official Episode Guides, featuring cast commentary, concept art, story galleries, and more from every episode.

With the two-episode premiere, “Part One: Master and Apprentice” and “Part Two: Toil and Trouble,” we found Ahsoka, Professor Huyang, and Sabine Wren in the age of the New Republic. Together, they began a quest to finally find Ezra Bridger and thwart Thrawn’s return as heir to the Empire. “Part Three: Time to Fly” brought even more members of the Ghost crew together, with Chopper and Jacen Syndulla joining Hera Syndulla in the series. And with “Part Four: Fallen Jedi” Ahsoka and Sabine clashed lightsabers with their

Scary season has come to LEGO Star Wars!

The LEGO Group and Lucasfilm have unleashed three new Halloween-themed shorts, available now on Star Wars Kids. The boo- and brick-filled tales include “The Sith Witch of Mustafar,” in which Darth Vader feels the fright of an old legend; “Mech My Day,” featuring a stormtrooper who builds his own mech suit in order to confront his Sith boss; and “Mandoween,” which finds Grogu playing a terrifying trick on Din Djarin. The charming shorts blend Halloween and Star Wars for a frighteningly fun time, appropriate for Jedi Masters and younglings alike.

„We’re thrilled to launch three new shorts in partnership with our friends at LEGO,” says Lucasfilm’s Josh Rimes, VP, animation development and production. “For the past couple years, LEGO Star Wars, with its

Star Wars: Crimson Climb, a new YA novel arriving October 10, follows Qi’ra’s journey from White Worm scrumrat to Crimson Dawn mercenary. In a special guest article to celebrate the book’s release, author E.K. Johnston takes readers inside the making of the untold story with 5 behind-the-pages secrets.

Ahsoka is here! Every week, StarWars.com’s “Ahsoka Extras” will collect a bounty of additional content for each episode of the Disney+ Original series.

Spoiler warning: This article features imagery and details about the story of the Ahsoka episode “Part Eight: The Jedi, the Witch, and the Warlord.”

The season finale of Ahsoka, “Part Eight: The Jedi, the Witch, and the Warlord,” takes us on a heart-stopping race against time to prevent Grand Admiral Thrawn from escaping a galaxy far, far away. See below for new stills from the latest installment, now streaming on Disney+.

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Ahsoka Tano debuted in the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars and has since become one of the saga’s most beloved characters. Now, the former Jedi’s own live-action series, Ahsoka, has arrived on Disney+. In “Ahsoka Analyzed,” StarWars.com picks its highlights for each episode. Grab your lightsabers and join us for the journey.

Spoiler warning: This article discusses story details and plot points from the Ahsoka episode “Part Eight: The Jedi, the Witch, and the Warlord.”

Sabine Wren has succeeded even as she’s failed. She found her friend Ezra Bridger and helped propel him in the direction home. She learned to stand by her Master, Ahsoka Tano. And despite what certain ancient droids say — *cough, Huyang, cough* — she has shown tremendous potential as a Jedi apprentice.

In the captivating Ahsoka

Lucasfilm is deeply saddened by the passing of the extremely talented Emmy-nominated costume designer Shawna Trpcic, who envisioned some of the most iconic costumes from the Star Wars series The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, and Ahsoka. 

Born in Artesia, California, Trpcic received her first costume designer credit in 1990, steadily building her career on scores of productions both large and small before finding a regular home on Lucasfilm productions, beginning with the second season of The Mandalorian in 2019.

She was considered something of a Star Wars historian by her peers, reading every making-of book she could find to better understand the techniques used in the films during various eras. In her studies, she specifically sought out material that included discussions between George Lucas and his