Obi-Wan Kenobi has one of the most distinct and iconic Star Wars lightsabers. From the thin neck emitter to the black grip, Obi-Wan’s lightsaber has always been an integral piece to Star Wars, and now, players can re-create this iconic lightsaber in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor from a more civilized age.
Many lightsaber parts can be found in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. By mixing and matching these individual pieces, players can recreate some brilliant lightsabers, including the Jedi Master, Obi-Wan Kenobi. By creating this lightsaber, players can pay homage to the famed Jedi Master, and say “Hello there!” to every enemy they strike down.
Blue Kyber Crystal
Despite the numerous Kyber crystals that players have access to in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, they are going to want to steer clear of the yellows, greens, and whites, and instead pick the most classic lightsaber color of all: the blue Kyber crystal.
Obi-Wan Kenobi may have been through 3 lightsabers in his time as a Jedi, but each of these lightsabers held a blue Kyber crystal. It’s the most common crystal for the Jedi to use in their lightsabers. It may not be as popular as purple or orange, but it’s essential to Obi-Wan fans, as Sith Lords are his speciality.
Eno Cordova’s Emitter
The thin neck emitter is the most famous and noticeable piece of Obi-Wan’s lightsaber. Players can acquire this emitter along with every other lightsaber part for the Eno Cordova lightsaber set. To obtain Eno Corvdova’s emitter, players need to solve the Wayfinder’s Tomb puzzle on Jedha.
With the Eno Cordova lightsaber acquired, players can open the workbench and make sure that they have the Eno Cordova emitter piece on their lightsaber. With this piece equipped, players will now have Obi-Wan Kenobi’s iconic thin neck emitter.
Diligence Switch
From the Forest Array Meditation Point in Koboh, players will be able to locate the Diligence switch piece. To get this specific piece, may require some parkour, but it is not difficult to obtain. Once players equip the Diligence switch, they will have the closest resembling switch piece for Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Although the piece is not a replica, it is certainly close enough. The problem with the switch piece comes from the fact that Obi-Wan’s grip and switch are the reverses of Cal Kestis’, meaning players will have to have the switch closer to the emitter rather than the grip. However, it’s not all that noticeable and does not deter from the fact that players can have Obi-Wan’s lightsaber in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
Duelist Grip
The entire Duelist lightsaber set can be found on Koboh, where players will fully explore the Phon’qi Caverns to obtain each piece. However, the piece they will most be interested in for creating Obi-Wan’s lightsaber is the Duelist grip.
The Duelist grip looks the most like Obi-Wan’s grip piece for his lightsaber. It’s the same design of a grenade material that was created for Obi-Wan. The grip piece for Obi-Wan’s lightsaber is rather recognizable thanks to the stark plastic black grip that takes up half of the lightsaber.
Cere Junda Pommel
To acquire the Cere Junda lightsaber, players need to reach a certain part of the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor story until they reach a certain cameo. After this section of the game, players can head toward the Archives in the Jedha base to open a chest that harbors the great Jedi Cere Junda’s lightsaber.
With this lightsaber now obtained, players can take the Cere Junda pommel to bring to life the piece that is most like Obi-Wan’s own pommel. It may not be exact, but the metallic design and grooves make for a stark appearance that closely resembles General Kenobi.
Imperial Chrome Primary & Accent Paint
From the Imperial material set, players are going to want to equip the Imperial Chrome paint for the Primary and Accent pieces. This will provide the lightsaber with a shiny chrome effect, that will reinforce the fact that these pieces are metallic.
It will have the lightsaber look at its purist. The Imperial Chrome effect can be altered with the polish. Players can change the percentage of the shine through the polish, deciding on how bright their chrome will shine. The Imperial Chrome paint is great for the appearance of a lightsaber before the Empire.
Copper Secondary Paint
With the Warm Metal set, players can equip the Copper paint for the Secondary pieces. With 100% polish, these pieces will remain bold on the lightsaber thanks to their distinct copper color. The copper pieces of Obi-Wan Kenobi’s lightsaber will be placed around the emitter pieces, the pommel, and the switch, providing the lightsaber with that copper ‘pop’ to provide some needed color to the saber hilt, a great addition as Cal goes through the galaxy against Gen'Dai and High Republic Jedi.
The copper pieces are iconic for Obi-Wan Kenobi’s lightsaber. The use of copper in the Secondary material sections is needed to paint the sections of the lightsaber that need them. Although unfortunately, some pieces will be left out of the color sections.
Plastoid Black Grip Paint
The final piece of the puzzle is the grip section, where players will want to use the Imperial paint set to equip the Plastoid Black grip. This will give the grip piece the plastic black material look that the lightsaber is missing. Paired with copper and chrome, the Plastoid Black is the final missing piece to create this iconic lightsaber.
With the Plastoid Black grip equipped, players will know how to make Obi-Wan Kenobi’s lightsaber in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. The grip piece resembles the lightsaber the most closely, especially with the plastic finish.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is available now on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.