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Star Wars Jedi Survivor lightsaber parts and materials, and where to get themWhere to get all lightsaber parts and materials in Jedi: Survivor
Where to get all lightsaber parts and materials in Jedi: Survivor
Looking for more lightsaber parts and materials in Jedi: Survivor?Whether or not you think that Respawn’s latest instalment of Cal Kestis’s journey is the best Star Wars game ever made, it’s undeniable that lightsaber customisation has never been this good in games. With nearly 100 unique lightsaber parts to mix and match, thousands of material combinations, and a multitude of colors to choose from, you can make your lightsaber utterly unique to you inStar Wars Jedi: Survivor.
The only trick is tracking down all of the lightsaber parts and materials scattered across Koboh, Jedha, and all the other destinations along Cal’s path. In this guide we’ll show off every single lightsaber part and material in Jedi: Survivor, and explain exactly where to get your hands on each one.
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Note: if you’re looking for a guide on the different colors for your lightsaber blade, then check out our separateJedi: Survivor lightsaber colorsguide. You can also get inspiration for your own saber with our list of thebest lightsaber designs in Jedi: Survivor!
Jedi: Survivor lightsaber parts
Your lightsaber in Jedi: Survivor is made up of four parts: theEmitter, thePommel, theSwitch, and theGrip- but depending on your choice ofJedi: Survivor lightsaber stanceyou might get repeated parts across the length of your saber, as well as the extraVentspart which is unique to theCrossguard stance.
Each of these parts can be switched out for various designs that you can pick up along your journey, and you can mix and match styles from different lightsaber designs. For example, you might want a lightsaber with the grip from Jaro Tapal’s lightsaber, the emitter from the Patience lightsaber design, and so on. There are 19 sets of lightsaber parts in Jedi: Survivor, and we’ll go over each of them below, along with where to find every part of each set.
Jaro Tapal lightsaber parts
Jaro Tapal’s lightsaber.
Jaro Tapal’s lightsaber is probably the closest thing we’ll get to a canon version of Cal’s lightsaber. Inherited from Cal’s former master, this lightsaber has a fairly straightforward and unornamented appearance, with long guards on the emitter extending its length beyond many other lightsaber designs.
Where to get Jaro Tapal’s lightsaber parts:
Jaro Tapal’s lightsaber is the lightsaber you begin the game with, so you don’t need to do anything to unlock these lightsaber parts.
Patience lightsaber parts
The Patience lightsaber.
The Patience lightsaber has a rigid-looking design, with simple grips and emitters, and a pleasingly rounded knob of a pommel. The switch is the most intricately decorated part on this lightsaber.
Where to get Patience lightsaber parts:
Hunter lightsaber parts
The Hunter lightsaber.
Where to get Hunter lightsaber parts:
The Hunterlightsaber is unlocked as a single collectible inside the large chest in Winding Ravine. To learn how to get there, check out ourJedi: Survivor Winding Ravine guide.
Edgehawk lightsaber parts
The Edgehawk lightsaber.
The Edgehawk lightsaber sports a strange design reminiscent of an old republic droid. In crossguard form you’ll see that the vents are massive (though bear in mind this is purely cosmetic and has no gameplay effect). The rest of the lightsaber, with all its spikes and ridges, is about as far from “sleek” as you can get.
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Diligence lightsaber parts
The Diligence lightsaber.
The Diligence lightsaber is a lovely saber with some subtle design choices that make it more interesting than the most basic designs, without tipping into intricate. The whole frame is fairly slender, with holes in the plating around the switch and emitter offsetting the wrapping style of the grip.
Where to get Diligence lightsaber parts:
Serenity lightsaber parts
The Serenity lightsaber.
The Serenity lightsaber’s most distinctive feature are the rows of lights along the grip. From a practical perspective, the grip doesn’t look particularly “grippy”, but otherwise I’m a big fan of this design, with the little details on its switch and emitter.
Where to get Serenity lightsaber parts:
Assembly lightsaber parts
The Assembly lightsaber.
The unmistakeable design of the Assembly lightsaber gives us a closer look at the inner workings and writings of the lightsaber than any other design in Jedi: Survivor. If you want to give your lightsaber an unrefined look, then slap a couple of Assembly parts on it.
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Justice lightsaber parts
The Justice lightsaber.
The Justice lightsaber has a very neat fabric weave covering the grip, and its figurehead pommel is very unique. Otherwise, it’s a pretty straightforward and unornamented (but still perfectly pleasant) design for a lightsaber.
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Detachment lightsaber parts
The Detachment lightsaber.
The Detachment lightsaber has a venerable look about it, as though it’s been in use for hundreds of years. It’s a pretty intimidating and threatening design, with the dark metal grip and blender-like emitter spikes seemingly promising a swift death to challengers.
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Temperance lightsaber parts
The Temperance lightsaber.
The Temperance lightsaber style features a fairly thick and substantial grip, and some nice conical emitters - of which I’m a big fan. Its form looks more functional than elegant, which is not a bad thing. It all comes down to preference.
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Scrapyard lightsaber parts
The Scrapyard lightsaber.
The Scrapyard lightsaber design is like a slightly less extreme version of the Assembly lightsaber, with its exposed wries and altogether coarse and crude appearance. Still, I’m a big fan of the knobbled grip and the intricate design of both the emitters and the switch.
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Harmony lightsaber parts
The Harmony lightsaber.
The Harmony lightsaber feels like one of those particularly elegant designs left over from the Old Republic era. This lightsaber is all curves and carefully crafted asymmetry, and gives off a sense of duty and discipline.
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Persistence lightsaber parts
The Persistence lightsaber.
The Persistence lightsaber peels back the primary material and colour and gives the accent colour a lot of room on the switch and emitter with which to stand out. A number of subtle design choices, like the raised curve on the grip and the asymmetrical emitter style, gives the whole lightsaber quite a sophisticated air.
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Duelist lightsaber parts
The Duelist lightsaber.
The intimidating Duelist lightsaber walks the line between elegance and functionality, with some minor cosmetic choices (like the little handle on the side of the switch) giving it a classy feel, but the rigid grip and the spikes pommel making the whole thing look a lot more like a utilitarian weapon than a work of art.
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Santari Khri lightsaber parts
Santari Khri’s lightsaber.
Santari Khri’s lightsaber has a great design which perfectly fits with her character - a High Republic-era Jedi Master with a focus on mentorship and progression. It’s a very elegant design with just a couple of pattern details on the switch and the pommel breaking up the rigid metal.
Where to get Santari Khri’s lightsaber parts:
Eno Cordova lightsaber parts
Eno Cordova’s lightsaber.
Jedi Master Eno Cordova’s lightsaber is a personal favourite of mine. I love the straightforward flat-ended emitters on this lightsaber, as well as the clear and simple design of the grip and switch, with the tiny etchings on the switch giving off an air of the historical (or even ancient), which of course perfectly fits Cordova’s personality and focus.
Where to get Eno Cordova’s lightsaber parts:
Eno Cordova’s lightsaber is found as a single collectible inside theWayfinder’s Tomb on Jedha. To access the Tomb itself you need to complete all three Path puzzles on Jedha and then take the elevator down. This is also where you find one of a handful of permanentJedi: Survivor map upgrades.
Cere Junda lightsaber parts
Cere Junda’s lightsaber.
Where to get Cere Junda’s lightsaber parts:
Cere Junda’s lightsaber is found as a single collectible just outside the entrance to The Archive on Jedha after the area comes under attack from the Empire.
Rebel Hero lightsaber parts
The Rebel Hero lightsaber.
Where to get Rebel Hero lightsaber parts:
The Rebel Hero lightsaber is a cosmetic addon that comes with purchasing the Deluxe Edition of Jedi: Survivor. You can also upgrade your Standard Edition to the Deluxe Edition to get this and other cosmetic bonuses.
Hermit lightsaber parts
The Hermit lightsaber.
The Hermit lightsaber is part of the larger Hermit cosmetic set modelled after the one and only Obi-Wan Kenobi. Much like the Rebel Hero lightsaber, the Hermit lightsaber is very clean and simple - an elegant weapon, for a more civilized age.
Where to get Hermit lightsaber parts:
The Hermit lightsaber is a cosmetic addon that is only available for players who pre-ordered Jedi: Survivor. It may appear at some point as downloadable content, but until then the only way to get the Hermit lightsaber parts is if you pre-ordered the game.
Jedi: Survivor lightsaber materials
Lightsaber materials are divided into groups of 5, and each group you unlock gives you five unique materials with which to customise your saber. Below is the full list of every lightsaber materials group in the game, and where to get them:
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And that’s everything you need to know about lightsaber parts, materials, colors, and customisation inStar Wars Jedi: Survivor! If you’re looking for more ways to turn Cal into the most fearsome and powerful Jedi possible, check out our guides on thebest perks in Jedi: Survivor, and onJedi: Survivor Stim Canister locationsto help keep Cal on his feet and swinging his all-new lightsaber as long as possible!
