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Fall of the Jedi

139 hilts · 23 characters

01 · The era

About the Prequel era

Episodes
I · II · III
Editorial framing
32–19 BBY
Hilts on this page
139
Named characters
23

Era tagging runs across part of the catalogue, not all of it. This page shows the hilts placed in the Prequel Trilogy so far — it is a browse route into the range, not the whole shop.

The Prequel era is the Jedi Order at its most decorated. Hilts from this stretch of the timeline carry as much ceremony as combat — ribbed emitter shrouds, exposed activation boxes, chrome-and-black bodies that read as parade dress. It is the only period where a lightsaber was a badge of office rather than a secret, and the hardware shows it.

The Sith weapons of the same years are deliberately plain by comparison. Maul’s double-blade and Dooku’s curved hilt are each built around a single duelling idea, and neither wastes a millimetre on ornament. Put a Temple Guard pike beside Ventress’s paired curves and you can read the whole conflict off the hardware — one side dressing for the Senate, the other designing for the kill.

For a buyer this is the widest spread in the catalogue. The choice runs from a single-hilt entry on an S-RGB Core through to full Proffie 2.2 builds in heavy duelling grade, and most of the named characters here carry more than one variant. Start with the character, then pick the Saber Core — the hilt shape is the part you cannot change later.

02 · Characters

Characters in this era

Counts are hilts placed in the Prequel Trilogy. A character who appears in more than one era carries a different count on each, and both are right.

Scroll the rail for every character in this era All characters in the catalogue →
25–36 of 139 products
Ahsoka Tano · Fall of the Jedi

Clone Wars Ahsoka Tano Lightsabers - Xenopixel V3

Saber CoreXenopixel V3
Blade typeNeopixel · light duelling
Sound fonts34 fonts
$659.99
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Ahsoka Tano · Fall of the Jedi

Clone Wars Ahsoka Tano Long Duelling Lightsaber - RGB-X

Saber CoreRGB-X
Blade typeBaselit · heavy duelling
Sound fonts16 fonts
$379.99
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Ahsoka Tano · Fall of the Jedi

Clone Wars Ahsoka Tano Long Lightsaber - Xenopixel V3

Saber CoreXenopixel V3
Blade typeNeopixel · light duelling
Sound fonts34 fonts
$409.99
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Ahsoka Tano · Fall of the Jedi

Clone Wars Ahsoka Tano Shoto Duelling Lightsaber - RGB-X

Saber CoreRGB-X
Blade typeBaselit · heavy duelling
Sound fonts16 fonts
$369.99
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Ahsoka Tano · Fall of the Jedi

Clone Wars Ahsoka Tano Shoto Lightsaber - Xenopixel V3

Saber CoreXenopixel V3
Blade typeNeopixel · light duelling
Sound fonts34 fonts
$429.99
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Count Dooku · Fall of the Jedi

Count Dooku Jedi Duelling Lightsaber - S-RGB

Saber CoreS-RGB
Blade typeBaselit · heavy duelling
Sound fonts27 fonts
$459.99
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Count Dooku · Fall of the Jedi

Count Dooku Jedi Lightsaber - Proffie 2.2

Saber CoreProffie 2.2
Blade typeNeopixel · light duelling
Sound fonts25 fonts
$579.99
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Count Dooku · Fall of the Jedi

Count Dooku Jedi Lightsaber - SNV4 PRO

Saber CoreSNV4 PRO
Blade typeNeopixel · light duelling
Sound fonts27 fonts
$559.99
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Count Dooku · Fall of the Jedi

Count Dooku Jedi Lightsaber - Xenopixel V3

Saber CoreXenopixel V3
Blade typeNeopixel · light duelling
Sound fonts34 fonts
$569.99
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Count Dooku · Fall of the Jedi

Count Dooku Jedi SE Duelling Lightsaber – S-RGB

Saber CoreS-RGB
Blade typeBaselit · heavy duelling
Sound fonts27 fonts
$189.99
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Count Dooku · Fall of the Jedi

Count Dooku Jedi SE Lightsaber – Proffie 2.2

Saber CoreProffie 2.2
Blade typeNeopixel · light duelling
Sound fonts25 fonts
$269.99
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Count Dooku · Fall of the Jedi

Count Dooku Jedi SE Lightsaber – SNV4 PRO

Saber CoreSNV4 PRO
Blade typeNeopixel · light duelling
Sound fonts27 fonts
$269.99
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Full catalogue view

See every Prequel Trilogy hilt in one filterable list.

Buying in the Prequel era

Choosing within the era.

Which characters carry the most choice

Maul, Obi-Wan, Ventress, Anakin and Dooku are the deep benches here. Each carries several hilts across different Saber Cores and both duelling grades, so you can pick the character first and still choose your electronics afterwards. Further along the rail the choice narrows sharply — Quinlan Vos, Kit Fisto and Even Piell sit at the single-variant end, and if you want a particular Core on one of those, check the variant list before you commit to the character.

The hilt shapes this era gave the catalogue

Three silhouettes belong almost entirely to the Prequels: the double-blade staff, the curved duelling hilt, and the shoto paired with a full-length blade. All three change how the saber handles, not just how it looks. A staff wants a two-handed grip and clears a much wider arc, so give it more room than you think. A curved hilt shifts the wrist angle enough that duelists tend to notice within a few minutes. The shoto reads beautifully on a shelf and is the most awkward of the three to spar with.

Duelling grade on Prequel hilts

Most of the named characters in this era appear in both grades. Heavy duelling uses a reinforced blade and tighter emitter tolerances, and it is the one to buy if the saber will ever see contact. Display grade uses the same hilt with a lighter blade and softer diffusion — better on a shelf and under a camera. The double-blade hilts are worth checking either way, because the grade options differ from model to model.

Saber Core choice across the era

Every Core in the range appears somewhere in this era. S-RGB and RGB-X are the entry Cores and both include Bluetooth app configuration and infinite blade colours — features most retailers hold back for their mid tier. SNV4 PRO adds custom sound font support. Xenopixel V3 and Proffie 2.2 sit at the top of the range, and on the character replicas here those are usually the builds with the more detailed blade animations. Everything ships factory-direct worldwide in 7 to 10 days, with a named point of contact once your order is placed.


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03 · The timeline

Browse other eras

In timeline order, not by size. An era is a position in the story, and sorting them by hilt count would read as nonsense.

  1. The Old Republic
    Forged before anybody wrote the rules down
    Leads Darth Revan · Satele Shan · Darth Malgus
    51 hilts · c. 4000–3600 BBY
  2. The High Republic
    The Order at its height, and the shadow already moving
    Leads Qimir · Elzar Mann · Master Vernestra
    16 hilts · c. 232–100 BBY
  3. Fall of the Jedi · You are here
    The Republic's last years, and the last hilts built to a standard
    Leads Obi-Wan Kenobi · Anakin Skywalker · Youngling
    139 hilts · 32–19 BBY
  4. Reign of the Empire
    Survivors, inquisitors, and hilts built in hiding
    Leads Cal Kestis · Starkiller · Ezra Bridger
    97 hilts · 19 BBY – 0 BBY
  5. Age of Rebellion
    The three silhouettes everybody can draw from memory
    Leads Luke Skywalker · Darth Vader · Obi-Wan Kenobi
    43 hilts · 0 BBY – 4 ABY
  6. The New Republic
    Old grudges, new blades, and no Order left to answer to
    Leads The Mandalorian · Baylan Skoll · Shin Hati
    50 hilts · 5–9 ABY
  7. Rise of the First Order
    Salvage, inheritance, and one hilt built from scratch
    Leads Rey "Skywalker" Palpatine · Ben Solo · Kylo Ren
    31 hilts · 34–35 ABY
Off the timeline

Legends is a continuity, not a period. These hilts come from stories told outside the timeline above, so there is no era to slot them into and no date range to give them. They are here because the blades are real, not because they fit the chronology.

Legends
The corner of the shelf that never made it to screen
Leads Ronin · Kyle Katarn · Mara Jade-Skywalker
21 hilts
Factory-direct, worldwide
Shipped direct from the factory floor, tracked to your door in 10–14 days.
1-year warranty
Every hilt carries a full year of cover.
30-day return window
Thirty days from the day it arrives to send it back.
Answered within one working day
A real person, before or after you have bought — not a ticket queue.