He’s a Jedi, like his father before him. Luke Skywalker is perhaps the most famed and well-known Jedi from the galaxy far, far away, as well as this galaxy here. Luke Skywalker is a talented Jedi fromStar Wars, and now players can create his second lightsaber inStar WarsJedi: Survivor. Let’s just hope that Darth Vader doesn’t try and cut off Cal Kestis’ hand to take this lightsaber.
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Luke Skywalker’s second lightsaber is iconic for many reasons. It was the first time audiences saw a green lightsaber, and it paid homage to Obi-Wan Kenobi’s lightsaber. Now, players have the power to recreate Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber inStar WarsJedi: Survivoralmost to perfection.
Green Kyber Crystal
One of the most iconic scenes in all ofStar Warsis when Luke Skywalker reveals his new lightsaber near the fated Sarlacc Pit. The design was something to behold, and the ignition of a green blade was spectacular to witness. Now, players can wield their green lightsaber.
The green Kyber Crystal is unlocked immediately from the first workbench players find. For Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber, players should add that green Kyber to their hilt, providing them with the visual flair of Luke’s green lightsaber.
Eno Cordova Emitter
The iconic thin-neck Emitter of Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber emerges inStar WarsJedi: Survivorwith the Eno Cordova lightsaber. Players canfind all pieces of Eno Cordova’s lightsaberon Jedha from within the Waynfinder’s Tomb. Unlocking the golden chest will provide all pieces, and players will need the Eno Cordova Emitter to proceed.
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Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber vitally needs the Eno Cordova Emitter, as there is no other Emitter like it. This Emitter has seen appearances from otherfamed Jedi like Obi-Wan Kenobi. This thin-neck Emitter will be the piece to outshine all other pieces.
Patience Switch
The Patience Switch is found on Coruscant as early as Chapter 1. Players should keep their eyes on the lookout for all of the Patience lightsaber pieces inStar WarsJedi: Survivor, but especially the Patience Switch, as that will be used forthe Luke Skywalker lightsaber build.
The Patience Switch can be used like most other Switch pieces for this design. The problem comes from the nature of lightsabers inStar WarsJedi: Survivor, as the Switch and Grip are reversed in the game than it is for Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber. This Switch piece has a switch box like Luke’s, without the arrows.
Eno Cordova Grip
Perhaps the second most important piece of the puzzle is Eno Cordova’s Grip piece to create Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber inStar WarsJedi: Survivor. This Grip piece is nearly identical to the one Luke Skywalker uses for his lightsaber.
The resemblance is uncanny, especially with the metallic grooves upon the Grip piece. Players can pair this nicely with other colors and paints to truly make itresemble the iconic Jedi Masterand to truly make Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber a reality inStar WarsJedi: Survivor.
Cere Junda Pommel
The Pommel piece is a tricky decision inStar WarsJedi: Survivor, but players should aim for Cere Junda’s Pommel. Her entire lightsaber can be foundafter a certain fight on Jedha, once players return to The Archives, it will beawaiting them in a golden chest. Taking this saber to the workbench, players will want to use the Pommel.
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Cere Junda’s Pommel closely resembles Luke’s, even with the metallic ring that clips to his belt. The shame of the Pommel itself has the outward grooves that belong on the lightsaber. Although not exact, it is near enough to become instantly recognizable as the lightsaber of Luke Skywalker.
Imperial Chrome Primary And Accent
The clearest color on Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber is the metallic chrome present on the majority of the hilt. Players can find the best paint for their lightsaber from Sister Taske’s Shop on Jedha for the low price of 2 Jedha Scrolls. The paint set they are looking for is Imperial Weapon Material, to get their hands on the Imperial Chrome.
The Imperial Chrome will need to be used for Primary and Accent pieces of the lightsaber. This will give the lightsaber its shining chrome look that players are used to. They can also alter the polish if they want the lightsaber to see more sand-worn.
Copper Secondary
The Warm Metal Weapon Materials are needed for the Secondary colors of Luke’s lightsaber. This set can be found in the Winding Ravine cave on Koboh, and within this set, players are going to need to equip the Copper color onto their Secondary design. It’s another step completed in forging a weapon worthy offighting the Sith.
The Copper material will add the material they need for the thin-neck emitter piece and parts of the Switch to make the lightsaber pop out amongst the rest. It’s a unique design thanks to the blend of copper and chrome.
Grip Edgeworn Iron
For the Grip piece, players are going to want to head to Koboh and search through the Flooded Bunker to find the Coated Metal Weapon Material. Within this color set is the Edgeworn Iron material, which players will use for the Grip.
This gives the appearance of stark black metals meshed with chrome rings. It’s a very close resembling piece to the final product, and although not perfect, it is an homage to the legendary Luke Skywalker and his iconic green lightsaber.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivoris now available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
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