(That probably also means no red lightsabers). Jedi: Fallen Order won’t have a morality system like in KOTOR, meaning that no matter how much players might want to make Cal evil, that won’t be possible. And what defines a Jedi or Sith more clearly than their lightsaber? The freedom to define your Jedi or Sith in any way you want is the entire point of KOTOR. You can also select the color of every blade.
You can wield one lightsaber, two, or even a double-sided blade. In KOTOR, you play as a fully customizable Force-sensitive individual who turns out to be an amnesiac Darth Revan, a former Jedi turned Sith Lord who becomes a blank slate through which the player can become a powerful force for good or evil. This feature could indicate that you get more narrative freedom in Jedi: Fallen Order than most of us previously thought, and it’s an exciting feature that made Knights of the Old Republic so enticing more than 15 years ago. Cal in 'Jedi: Fallen Order' starts with a blue lightsaber.
