Ahsoka's Baylan Skoll wants to end the cycle of war in his galaxy. To do that he might need to find "the beginning" of the Force itself.

Ahsoka's season one finale marked Ray Stevenson's final Star Wars appearance, but his moving performance as Baylan Skoll will endure forever.

Exclusive: Ahsoka's VFX supervisor delved into the creation of Baylan Skoll's orange lightsaber, the challenges in bringing it to life, and more.

Baylan Skoll's story is eerily similar to the one suffered by one of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order's minor villains. Will he meet the same end?

Baylan Skoll could have been a Ned Stark-like character that perfectly fit Ahsoka’s fantasy Star Wars vibe, but instead his messy plan lacks a lot of motivation.

Baylan longs for something resembling the Jedi Order. “Do you miss it? The Order?” Baylan Skoll’s apprentice, Shin Hati, asks him this near the end of the episode. Baylan scoffs and replies ...

The premiere season of Ahsoka on Disney + ended with an important reveal: Dark Jedi and mercenary Baylan Skoll made the journey to Peridea not to serve Morgan Elsbeth or Grand Admiral Thrawn but ...

Now, while he doesn’t give too much away here, Baylan does seem to know an awful lot about Anakin’s past, and his relationship with Ahsoka. It also certainly seems that Baylan is no fan of ...

Ahsoka's Baylan Skoll wants to end the cycle of war in his galaxy. To do that he might need to find "the beginning" of the Force itself.