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For anyone worried about Rey "suddenly becoming a strong Force User without any training," I'd point out that is entirely possible to do in game.  A character with no ability to Use the Force at all (and an Odd INT score) because they don't have Force Sensitive hits 12th-level there is nothing stopping them from taking a level of Jedi (either the first or an even level for a bonus feat) to gain Force Sensitivity, boost INT to gain a new trained Skill selecting UtF, and then pick Force Training with the general talent gained at that level.  Such a character goes from being unable to make UtF checks to making them at +11 (+CHA and any other mods) with Force Powers to use as well along with the possibility of a talent that depends on a UtF check as well.

If you want to do that in my game, you better come up with a good in-universe explanation for it. I hold my rpg to a higher standard than the story group holds the new movies to.

Then that is your house rules.  Need an explanation?  The Force just awoke in you one day.

Anakin: Little boy that had MC levels off the chart. He was the choose one. He had decades of training. Hes a Force badass.

Luke: Obi-Wan taught him to use a lightsaber against a training droid. He "uses the Force" to help twin photon torps down a tube, untrained. Other then that, he went the entire Episode Iv to V without training, often just picking up whatever. Self trained. Yoda gave him some very basic training then he ran off, fought big daddy, almost died. Found Obi-Wan's journal and teaches himself more Force bull. The man is self trained. He reads and does.

Rey: Doesn't even know shes Force sensitive until 60% through TFA. Was able the resist a memory walk and repel it. Used a mind trick without knowing how she did it. Used a lightsaber vs Kylo like shes been doing it her entire life. TLJ just gives her superpowers because they could.

Why, because Disney likes magic and that is what the Force is folks now.Why they do that? because their isnt any formal instructors anymore. Luke is gone, Snoke is gone, Kylo just likes the deep dark and honest too unstable to teach. Luke taught her only one thing, how to open herself to the Force. Its Raw power. Its like Wonder Woman at the beginning of her movie. Its this new world of "You have power within you you dont even know is there" Its a appeasement to the women overlords. Rey is stupid powerful because shes a strong independent women and she diont need no man to teach her. lololololololololol

But seriously its Disney at its finest. Force = Magic now. Training is for stupid boys. All the woman in the SWU are just badasses.

This cleans up a bit of how Rey and others could get strong Force abilities out of nowhere

http://comicbook.com/starwars/2018/01/10/star-wars-rey-force-powers-darth-vader-comic/

Did the same person who trained Rey and erased her memory also train Broom Boy and erase his memory?

The sequels are bad fan fiction, nothing more.

Broom Boy is the reincarnation of the person who trained Rey and erased her memory, and then he erased his own memory, and then, once reincarnated he erased his memory of past memories of having erased any memories.

Seems legit.

When I first saw the Mary Poppins thing, I assumed she was grabbing onto the ship and pulling herself toward it. I didn't think she was flying like everyone else seemed to think. That was actually one of the few things in the movie that seemed plausible to me.