Stories from the Edge of the Galaxy — A SABER66 Journal
In the heart of the galaxy, power isn’t always found in battle—it’s found in legacy.
And this summer, that legacy is deepening. With the latest run of Star Wars: Jedi Knights comics heating up—especially issue #5, where Masters Seera Longa and Yaddle uncover sinister threads inside the Trade Federation—fans are diving back into the golden age of Jedi with renewed fire. And at SABER66, we’re right there with them.
We don’t forge sabers ourselves—but we source and offer some of the most detailed, lore-rich saber designs inspired by the icons of the galaxy. Every hilt in our collection is hand-picked for what it represents: a moment in time, a turn of fate, a figure who stood for something.
Lore Reignited: Why This Moment Matters
If you’re following Jedi Knights, you know something big is coming. The Council is fracturing. Whispers of imbalance ripple through the Force. Yaddle is getting long-overdue time in the spotlight—something fans of Tales of the Jedi have been craving since her pivotal appearance.
And what do all these characters share? Their blades. The one symbol that binds Jedi, Sith, rogues, rebels, and outcasts alike. Their hilts tell their stories.
Just like ours do.
Highlights from the Collection: Inspired by the Lore
These aren’t just sabers. They’re stories. Each one connects to a thread in the evolving tapestry of the Jedi and Sith — especially relevant now, as Jedi Knights #5 takes us deeper into the heart of the Old Republic’s fracture.
- Ahsoka Tano Long Lightsaber – Xeno
Minimalist. Weathered. Purposefully unpolished. This saber channels the spirit of exiled Jedi like Seera Longa—those who chose isolation over blind loyalty. It’s a saber for those who walk the grey path, balancing discipline and doubt. A fan favorite for dual-wielders and rogue builds. - Darth Maul Double-Bladed Lightsaber – SNV4 PRO
Bold and broad, with a heavy two-handed grip and battle-scarred details, this hilt evokes the tragic arc of the Temple guardians—those who once fought for peace, only to be consumed by betrayal. It’s our tribute to the lost defenders, and a perfect match for fans of prequel-era lore or Order 66 survivors. - Darth Vader Helmet
Sleek, ceremonial, and balanced to perfection. This design echoes the poise of Jedi like Yaddle—measured, precise, but no less formidable. With chrome accents and a refined silhouette, it stands tall as a collector’s centrepiece or cosplay statement.
Each piece is inspired by iconic characters and themes, sourced from some of the most respected saber crafters in the galaxy. Whether you wield them in duels or display them with pride, they carry more than weight—they carry meaning. made for display, cosplay, or performance-grade dueling. And they’re sourced from some of the most respected saber creators in the community—never mass-made, never impersonal.
Join the Debate: Saber Identity and the Legacy of the Jedi
Here’s what we’re asking the community this month:
- Which saber design (canon or not) tells the most powerful story?
- Did the Jedi fail because of their code, or because they feared change?
- Is Yaddle being written as a cautionary figure—or a redemptive one?
Drop your thoughts in the comments, share your own saber pics with #SABER66Legacy, and let us know which hilt you feel chose you.
Because here’s the truth fans know:
You don’t just wield a saber. You carry the weight of who you’ve chosen to become.