Baylan Skoll.
A survivor of Order 66 who traded his ideals for power, Baylan Skoll walks a darker path — neither Sith nor Jedi, but something altogether more unsettling.
The New Republic
The Mandalorian · Ahsoka · The Book of Boba Fett
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Four Baylan Skoll designs from one era.
The Jedi Who Chose Not to Rebuild
Before the fall, Baylan Skoll was a Jedi Knight of genuine standing — trained in the Order's traditions, shaped by its discipline, and skilled enough that those who knew him remembered him long after the purge. What set him apart wasn't defiance or ambition, not then. It was the quality of his belief: full and considered, the kind that makes a man dangerous when it finally breaks.
Order 66 changed everything — not because it broke him, but because it confirmed what he had already begun to suspect. Survival sharpened that suspicion into something closer to conviction: that the Jedi Order had been wrong, not merely unlucky, and that its destruction was less tragedy than consequence. It was this belief, cold and considered, that drew him toward Morgan Elsbeth and a mission the New Republic would have called treachery.
He took the mission, completed his part in it, and then walked away — not into darkness, but toward something he could not yet name. Baylan Skoll's final arc in Ahsoka was a search, deliberate and solitary, driven by a certainty that something older than the Jedi waited to be found. The four designs on this page trace that restless last chapter.
What he was searching for at the end — that remains the question the galaxy never got to answer.
Which Baylan Skoll lightsaber should I buy?
Clean or weathered, Baselit or Neopixel — the designs here cover every version of Baylan Skoll's hilt, and the Saber Core decides whether it's built for hard use or detailed display.
Which hilt is which
The clean black and grey hilt is the design Baylan Skoll carried throughout Ahsoka. The weathered versions show the same hilt aged and worn — a finish that reads as a saber that has seen use across a long career.
Which Saber Core
All four designs come in Baselit and Neopixel versions. S-RGB and RGB-X Saber Cores are the heavy-duelling choice — built to take punishment, priced to match. Xenopixel V3 and SNV4 PRO light the full blade and add smooth swing, better suited to display and light sparring. Proffie 2.2 is fully programmable: a Neopixel blade with every sound font and motion parameter open to edit.
Which suits you
Baselit suits the dueller who wants Baylan Skoll's hilt in hand for hard sparring. Neopixel — Xenopixel V3 or SNV4 PRO — is the display and cosplay choice, with a full illuminated blade and smooth swing built in. Proffie 2.2 is for the collector who wants to open every font and rewrite the parameters.
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Shin Hati fought at his side, Marrok stood beside him as an ally, and Ahsoka Tano stood against him — each a thread in the same unravelling story.