As Morgan lifts the star map in the Ahsoka trailer, a small green flame can be seen below her hand. The last visual hint comes from the star map scene in the trailer also. Furthermore, the scene involving a star map in Ahsoka's official trailer looks similar to Dathomir, with red foliage in the background. Every Nightsister appearance in Star Wars be it from Mother Talzin in Star Wars: The Clone Wars to Merrin from the Star Wars Jedi video games has worn shades of red. For one, Elsbeth is shown wearing predominantly red outfits in both The Mandalorian and Ahsoka. The theories of Elsbeth's potential Nightsister origins come from small visual queues found throughout Ahsoka's marketing.

If the theory of Elsbeth being a Nightsister is true, then she would also possess the Force alongside Baylan, Shin, and Marrok. The Nightsisters possessed the Force as well as the Jedi and the Sith, utilizing it through magick. At the tail end of the Clone Wars, the Nightsisters were massacred by General Grievous and Count Dooku, causing any surviving Nightsisters to flee. The Nightsisters were the female inhabitants of Dathomir, Maul's home planet, during the time of the Galactic Republic. One major theory about Morgan Elsbeth is that she is a Nightsister, meaning Ahsoka could have a major Darth Maul connection. This could make Elsbeth the odd one out concerning her band of villains, if not for one theory about the character that may indicate she does have the Force, only in a much different capacity. Similarly, the Inquisitor Marrok from Ahsoka also possesses Force abilities and is confirmed to be a mercenary working for Morgan Elsbeth. It is clear the duo of Skoll and Hati have the Force as the former was once a Jedi and is training the latter in the ways of the Force. One of the interesting elements of Morgan Elsbeth's character is that she is surrounded by Force-sensitive allies.

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