If Eno did make a return as a Force ghost in the next game after Star Wars: Jedi Survivor, it would be great for fans to hear more about his friendship with Qui-Gon and their experiences with the Jedi Order. Regardless, he could still appear in a future title to impart his wisdom onto Cal after becoming one with the Force, much as Cere did in Jedi: Survivor's final moments where she asked Cal to look after Bode's daughter Kata. Eno was, however, killed at the hand of the Imperial spy Bode Akuna in the final act of Jedi: Survivor, which meant the time he spent with Cal was unfortunately cut short. With this in mind, it's likely that Cal will take into account Eno's experience and opinions when trying to rebuild his own Jedi Order going forward. Eno then goes on to state that he hasn't been able to revisit Coruscant after everything that's happened as there are too many memories, referring to the Great Jedi Purge and his failure to stop it, but also possibly back to the time spent with Qui-Gon prior to his defeat at the hands of Darth Maul. In fact, Qui-Gon was the first to show Eno around his home, Coruscant, when he arrived there as a youngling. Eno tells Cal of how he was a close friend of the well-respected yet somewhat maverick Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn. Shortly after Cal and Merrin arrive at the Archives on Jedha, Cal is able to talk to him to acquire information surrounding the locations of three puzzles in the desert, but once this quest-giving dialogue is complete, players can choose to continue a conversation with him.Īt one point, Cal asks Eno about the Jedi Order in his day, and Eno replies with some information that even predates the prequels.

Jedi: Survivor is full of interesting conversations with its many NPCs, but one very brief and missable one with Eno Cordova will be of huge interest to Star Wars fans.

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