Wren uses anti-imperial art and is said to have inspired the very logo of the rebellion itself. Fans can't wait to play as this character as there will certainly be many moments where in the thick of game play they'll think "I'm one with the force, the force is with me." Sabine Wrenįirst appearing in the TV series Star Wars Rebels, Sabine Wren is a female Mandalorian rebel who took on the fight against the Empire early in their takeover. The addition of Imwe would be interesting as, other than presumably Rey, he'd be the only primary melee character without a lightsaber in the new game. Wielding a wooden staff and at times a crossbow, he has a diverse arsenal that compliments many lightsaber wielding friends and foes. Anyone who saw the film will note while he may not have the force imbued within him, Chirrut belives in its' power, guiding him through trials. Chirrut Imweįirst appearing in Rouge One: A Star Wars Story, Chirrut Imwe is one of the last Guardians of the Whills, the origins of the force itself - and a badass. With updated graphics and combat Grievous would fully be able to shine in the new game, and would certainly be able to command his separatist armies once more. His last role was an appearance in the original Battlefront II, as a playable villain. Coming to the small screen in two Star Wars series, Grievous got more time and became a fan favorite. A coughing cyborg wielding the lightsabers of fallen Jedi turned out to be way cooler than the time he got on screen. General Grievousįirst appearing in Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, General Grievous was the leader of separatist forces during the Clone Wars. So which characters are the community longing for come November? Let's feel the force surrounding these potential in-game heroes and villains.
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