The Acolyte Will Include at Least One Familiar High Republic Face

Confirmed at Star Wars Celebration, one Jedi already known to Star Wars: The High Republic readers will make their live-action debut in The Acolyte.

was at one point one of the youngest ever Jedi to ascend to the rank of Knight at the age of 15, and considered one of the Order’sis much older than the one readers have already met in severalnovels, her purple hair shaved off to reveal Mirialan

tattoos over her scalp. The image shown to attendees clad Vernestra in the gold and brown “mission robes” worn by Jedi of the era, oncharacters appearing in the series, but it’s cool to see at least one of these characters become a larger part of the

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