He may not have time for anything, but this mod definitely makes time for style. The Han Solo ROTJ Concept Mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) is here, and it’s dripping with that Original Trilogy charm we never knew we needed injected back into the hero roster. Whether you’re blasting your way through Endor or awkwardly reuniting with your estranged Jedi best friend, this mod gives Han Solo the visual polish he deserves. Let’s face it—Battlefront II’s default Han Solo skin gets the job done. But this mod? This is the “I got unfrozen yesterday and I’m ready to kick Imperial tail” energy we all want from our roguish smuggler-turned-general. Inspired by the Return of the Jedi concept art for Han’s Endor appearance, this mod adds a new level of rebel grit, all while keeping that signature Solo smirk (internally, of course—he’s not big on showing emotions). What Is…
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Star Wars: Battlefront II – Customizable Twi’lek Jedi Mod: The Jedi Order Just Got a Whole Lot More Colorful
When it comes to Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017), the Force is strong—but sometimes, it could use a little more style. Lightsabers? Check. Force powers? Absolutely. Hero units with all the swagger of a sabacc shark on Canto Bight? You bet. But the character diversity? It’s often been, let’s say, “Imperial standard.” That’s where the Customizable Twi’lek Jedi mod flies in like a hyperspace jump straight out of Ryloth. This isn’t just a cosmetic tweak—it’s a full-blown character mod that lets you bring a brand-new Jedi into the galactic frontlines, complete with customization options, vibrant alien beauty, and a presence that says, “I’ll cut you down with grace and lekku flair.” What Is the Customizable Twi’lek Jedi Mod? The Customizable Twi’lek Jedi mod for Battlefront II (2017) adds a fully playable, fully customizable Twi’lek female Jedi to the game’s hero roster. It’s a love letter to both the Star Wars…
Padmé Amidala Goes Bold: The NSFW SLAVE Star Cards Mod for Battlefront II
Some mods give you better visuals. Some bring in new weapons. And then some… take you straight to Jabba’s Palace, dim the lights, and say, “Let’s get spicy.” Welcome to the Padmé Amidala – Nude NSFW Star Cards (SLAVE) mod for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017)—a mod that absolutely refuses to wear diplomatic robes. Developed with a wink and a solid grasp of creative liberties, this mod introduces a daring take on one of the galaxy’s most iconic women: Senator Padmé Amidala, now wearing an outfit best described as “Leia’s gold bikini but… even more forbidden.” And yes, this version of Padmé isn’t here to negotiate trade blockades. Let’s dive in—carefully. What Is the Padmé Nude NSFW (SLAVE) Mod? This mod replaces standard star cards and portraits with custom NSFW imagery of Padmé Amidala inspired by the infamous “slave” aesthetic made popular by Leia in Return of the Jedi. It’s…
Star Wars Comes to Fortnite’s Unreal Editor: AI, Lightsabers, and Your Own Galactic Sandbox
The galaxy just got a whole lot closer—and more customizable. During the State of Unreal 2025, Epic Games made an announcement that’s about to change the way people play, build, and tell stories inside Fortnite. Get ready to make your own Star Wars universe, because the Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN) is getting a massive Star Wars upgrade—and it’s powered by AI. That’s right. You’ll soon be able to spawn Sith Lords, design Jedi temples, or make Chewbacca host a poker tournament on a floating casino planet, all within the tools of UEFN. Let’s unpack what this means for creators, storytellers, and anyone who ever wanted to roleplay as a lightsaber-wielding bounty hunter in the middle of a Battle Royale map. 🛠️ Star Wars Assets Are Coming to UEFN Epic Games is officially adding Star Wars content to UEFN, making it easier than ever for creators to drop iconic Star…
Huttslayer Rey and Leia Star Cards and Portraits: A Golden Tribute in Battlefront II
There are a few pop culture images so legendary that they transcend time. Princess Leia’s golden bikini from Return of the Jedi? Absolutely one of them. It’s become iconic, parodied, paid homage to, and now—thanks to modding magic—it’s made its way into Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) in an entirely new way. This isn’t just a simple costume swap. The “Huttslayer Rey and Leia Star Cards and Portraits” mod is a full visual overhaul that adds themed portraits and matching star cards for both Leia and Rey. Let’s dive into why this mod is both a cheeky nod to Star Wars history and a surprisingly polished aesthetic upgrade. A Mod That Honors Two Eras of Star Wars You might expect a mod like this to center solely on Leia, but here’s where it gets creative: Rey joins in on the tribute too. The result? A blend of legacy and sequel…
Star Wars Battlefront II’s Conquest Gamemode Mod: The Throwback We Actually Needed
If there’s one thing the Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) community has proven time and time again, it’s that they don’t give up easily. What started as a microtransaction disaster eventually became one of the most visually stunning and genuinely fun Star Wars shooters ever made — thanks, in part, to modders. And now? It just got even better with something that should’ve been there from the start: Conquest Mode. Yes, the classic territory-control gameplay from the original Battlefront games has landed in the 2017 version — and it’s as epic as it sounds. A Blast from the Clone Wars Past Remember holding down command posts while waves of droids or stormtroopers descended upon you? Or running around as a Jedi like a caffeinated tornado of lightsaber justice? That’s the kind of gameplay Conquest Mode brought us back in the mid-2000s, and it’s now made its return — courtesy of…
Din Djarin Comes to Star Wars Battlefront II – Helmet On or Off, It’s Pedro Time
Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) has seen its fair share of mods—from Clone Troopers with neon camo to shirtless Darth Maul with Sith tattoos. But now, the modding galaxy has delivered something truly worthy of both bounty hunters and thirst-trap TikToks: the Din Djarin Pedro Pascal Helmetless and Helmet Mod. Yes, it’s time to play as the galaxy’s favorite dad-bod Mandalorian—with or without the bucket on his head. And in case you were wondering: yes, the mod does include Pedro Pascal’s face, rendered in all its charming, slightly-exhausted glory. This is the way. What Exactly Does the Mod Do? Created for Star Wars Battlefront II (2017), this mod replaces an existing hero (typically Han Solo or a clone trooper) with Din Djarin a.k.a. The Mandalorian. The twist? You can toggle between his iconic helmeted look and a lovingly crafted helmetless version based on Pedro Pascal’s likeness. It’s the best of…