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There is some confussion in your answer, Regarding becoming A dark lord by being manipulated in Jedi Fallen Order, here's A few keys that thus can happen. 1. You can defeat A ally quicker than you did befor. 2. You can explore being A Inquistor, and to Kearney to skills. 3. Can get stronger, and can get A dark saber in Journey Plus. 4. As learning skills, you can teach A Storm trooper for teassing. 5. You can do more damage to Trilla. 6. Finally, you can take Grill as place, and become A new royal slace for Darth Vader! This is possible in Journey Plus, in Jedi Fallen Order, this can only be acheived, playing Cal as A Inquisitor, using A red lightsaber in game!

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It looks like you're discussing potential alternate paths or outcomes in Jedi: Fallen Order, specifically relating to a darker narrative arc for the protagonist, Cal Kestis. While the game primarily follows a light-side narrative and doesn't officially offer a route where Cal becomes a Dark Lord or an Inquisitor, it sounds like there are creative ways to role-play or imagine such scenarios through in-game mechanics.

Here’s a breakdown of the key points you mentioned:

  1. Defeating Allies Quicker: The idea of defeating an ally or a strong opponent faster could represent Cal embracing darker power to overcome challenges more ruthlessly.

  2. Exploring Being an Inquisitor: Although the main storyline does not allow for Cal to become an Inquisitor, players could role-play this through choices and gameplay style, especially during combat.

  3. Journey Plus Mechanics: With the Journey Plus mode, players can carry over upgrades and skills, making Cal more powerful, which could conceptually align with becoming a darker character.

  4. Teaching Stormtroopers: While it's not a feature in the game to teach stormtroopers, the idea suggests Cal using his skills to manipulate or control enemies, a trait of dark-side users in the Star Wars universe.

  5. Increased Damage to Trilla: This suggests a more aggressive approach to confrontations, which is a hallmark of dark-side methodologies.

  6. Taking Control of an Area: The idea of taking control (like Grill for example) and assuming a role akin to a Dark Lord or royal character under Darth Vader aligns with many dark-side narratives in Star Wars—seeking power and dominance.

While the mechanics you mention highlight some powerful gameplay elements and narrative opportunities that could mimic a dark side path, ultimately, the game requires players to explore those elements creatively, as the main story is centered on redemption and the light side of the Force.

If you're role-playing as a dark character in your playthrough, that's a fun and inventive approach! Creative interpretations like these contribute to the richness of the Star Wars universe and game experience.