Jecki Lon.
A calm, mature Theelin-human Padawan who proved herself far beyond her years — until Khofar took everything she had left to give.
The High Republic
The Acolyte · The High Republic
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Calm Beyond Her Years
Born around 153 BBY, Jecki Lon was a Theelin-human Padawan whose composure and maturity set her apart long before her first real test. Apprenticed to Master Sol, she carried herself with a steadiness unusual for her age — dutiful, perceptive, and unhurried where other students might have rushed.
That first mission — helping bring in Osha Aniseya on Carlac — pulled Jecki into something far larger than a routine arrest. The investigation widened: a murdered Jedi Master, a conspiracy that didn't follow the Order's usual patterns, and at its edges, an apothecary named Qimir who answered questions a little too carefully. Each step deepened her involvement, and each answer surfaced a harder one.
On Khofar, the conspiracy finally had a face. Jecki fought Qimir with everything the Order had given her — even taking up Kelnacca's saber in a Jar'Kai stand that belied how young she was. She didn't survive it. The single design in this catalogue comes from The Acolyte and the High Republic, carrying the full weight of that arc.
Khofar claimed her early — but a Padawan who faced a Sith without flinching left a mark the Order could not forget.
Which Jecki Lon lightsaber should I buy?
One design, one Saber Core tier — Xenopixel V3 — and a hilt built for collectors drawn to The Acolyte's High Republic aesthetic rather than the saga's more familiar blades.
Which hilt is which
One hilt, drawn from The Acolyte — the straight brown design Jecki Lon carries throughout the High Republic investigation that defines her story.
Which Saber Core
Xenopixel V3 is a Neopixel core — it lights the full blade, carries smooth swing and 34 pre-installed sound fonts, and connects via Bluetooth for further customisation. That makes this hilt the collector's and display choice rather than a heavy-duelling build. If you want to throw it against another saber regularly, a Baselit core would hold up harder use; Xenopixel V3 is where sound and light fidelity come first.
Which suits you
Baselit suits anyone who wants to duel regularly without worrying about the electronics — though this design is only offered with Xenopixel V3. That Neopixel core makes it the right call for display builds and cosplay, where the full-blade illumination and 34 sound fonts do exactly what they should. Collectors who want to dig into the board can do so via Bluetooth; Proffie is not available on this hilt.
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From Jecki Lon's World
Her master, her killer, and the Jedi whose murder drew her in — Master Sol, Qimir, and Master Indara each shaped Jecki Lon's final arc.