Minecraft is getting a brand new little bit of Star Wars DLC full of a bunch of acquainted faces from the galaxy far, far-off in blocky, Minecraftified kind. You’ll additionally be capable of make your personal lightsaber and droid companion to take in your adventures as a Jedi padawan.

The Path of the Jedi DLC is ready in the course of the Clone Wars seen within the prequel motion pictures and animated sequence of the identical title, with a quick trailer exhibiting the likes of Mace Windu, younger Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka Tano (of current Disney+ sequence fame) and, sure, Yoda. On the Darkish facet, everybody’s favorite multi-limbed robotic Common Grievous makes an look wielding a number of bricky lightsabers.

In contrast to the final Star Wars Minecraft DLC pack, which was mainly a bunch of skins and areas from the unique trilogy and The Mandalorian to poke round, Path of the Jedi might be explicitly story-driven, because the participant’s Jedi Knight-in-training travels across the galaxy to planets reminiscent of Coruscant and Kamino to finish varied missions. (I’m a giant fan of the cube-shaped planets proven within the teaser, it’s a candy contact.)

You’ll be capable of take a customisable droid companion with you in your travels, in addition to customising your personal lightsaber to swing round and go vvvmmmmm. The DLC’s description teases battles with creatures and members of the Darkish facet, with the trailer exhibiting a participant character utilizing Pressure powers to chuck round battle droids earlier than teasing an nameless determine wielding two pink lightsabers – hinting at an look from Clone Wars baddie Asajj Ventress, maybe?

We’ll discover out when Path of the Jedi arrives on November seventh. We don’t have a worth but, however we do know you’ll want the most recent model of Minecraft: Bedrock Version to play. Till December seventh you’ll be capable of seize a free R2-D2 T-shirt from the Dressing Room, too.

The Star Wars DLC was revealed as a part of Mojang’s annual Minecraft Dwell occasion, which additionally detailed what we’ll see in Minecraft 1.21 – an replace targeted on “fight and tinkering” due to the addition of the maze-like Trial Chamber, auto-crafting crafter blocks and a brand new mob, the Breeze, to cope with.