In Star Wars: Ahsoka, the Nightsisters manifest Talzin’s blade and present it to Morgan Elsbeth (Diana Lee Inosanto) as a reward for hearing their call and coming to their aid. After she pledges ...

Gentle Giant Ltd. is embracing the dark side of the Force once again as they have unveiled their latest Star Wars statue. Mother Talzin is the enigmatic leader of the Nightsisters, a mystical and ...

The Blade of Talzin is more than just a dope Nightsister sword, it has a major connection to The Clone War era of Star Wars.

Mother Talzin’s sword may be in the hands of the enemy in Star Wars.

Warning: SPOILERS for Star Wars: Tales of the Underworld are ahead! Until last year, Asajj Ventress was assumed to be dead considering that she, well, died at the end of the novel Dark Disciple ...

Witches exist in the Star Wars universe and have for some time, and their history with the Force is as long as the Jedi's.

And, along the way, Star Wars fans get to see an epic lightsaber duel between Palpatine and a Talzin-possessed Count Dooku - one that definitely should have been animated.

You might be wondering who the Witches of Dathomir (also known as the Nightsisters) are after watching Star Wars: Ahsoka. Read on as we unravel the mystery of this powerful group.

The first two episodes of Star Wars: Ahsoka revive an old threat from the era of the Clone Wars. But who are the Witches of Dathomir? Here's what you need to know about the Nightsisters.

Asajj Ventress is a Dathomarian warrior who has had one of the most dynamic arcs in Star Wars. She was born to the Nightsisters, as part of the coven run by Mother Talzin on Dathomir.

Star Wars: Ahsoka Episode 8 “The Jedi, The Witch, and the Warlord” on Disney+ finally wrapped up a season of galaxy-hopping, lore-building, and more deep-cut Easter eggs than this lifelong ...

Dave Filoni has spearheaded this current glut of Star Wars material, and it’s interesting that the animated adventures he’s created and/or supervised have often been more interesting than the ...