Luke Skywalker.
Son of Vader, heir to the Jedi — Luke Skywalker's journey from Tatooine to the heart of the galaxy's greatest conflict made him the most storied wielder of a green blade in the saga.
Age of Rebellion
Episodes IV–VI
Luke Skywalker EP6 Lightsaber
Luke Skywalker EP6 V2 Lightsaber
Luke Skywalker EP5 Graflex Lightsaber
Luke Skywalker EP6 Lightsaber
Luke Skywalker V1 Lightsaber
Luke Skywalker ROTJ Lightsaber
Luke Skywalker EP4 Graflex Lightsaber
Luke Skywalker V2 Lightsaber
Luke Skywalker ROTJ Weathered Lightsaber
Luke V1 Lightsaber
Graflex EP5 Lightsaber
Luke V1 Lightsaber
Rise of the First Order
Episodes VII–IX
The full character catalogue
Fifteen Luke Skywalker designs across two eras.
The Last Hope of the Jedi
Raised on Tatooine, far from the war that shaped the galaxy, Luke Skywalker was a farmer's nephew with no reason to believe his life would amount to anything remarkable. What set him apart wasn't lineage — not at first — but an instinct for the Force that no amount of isolation could suppress, and a stubborn refusal to accept that the world he was handed was the one he had to keep.
Training under Yoda changed him — but it was the moment he stood before Darth Vader and chose compassion over victory that defined him completely. Where every teaching said to fight, Luke refused. A father's redemption, won not by the blade but by the decision to put it down: that pivot, from student to saviour, is the hinge on which the entire saga turns.
What followed shaped the films and the hilts on this page in equal measure — the Graflex of Yavin and Bespin giving way to the green blade he built himself before Return of the Jedi, and that same Graflex resurfacing, aged and storied, when The Force Awakens brought him back into frame. Both eras are here.
The Force runs in his blood — but it was his choices, not his bloodline, that made him a legend.
Which Luke Skywalker lightsaber should I buy?
Collector or duellist, Rebellion-era Graflex or self-built green blade — the Saber Cores and hilt finishes here match the moment in Luke's story that means most to you.
Which hilt is which
Thirteen of the fifteen designs on this page belong to the Age of Rebellion — the Graflex hilts Luke carried through Episodes IV and V, and the green-bladed hilt he constructed before Return of the Jedi. The remaining two are the aged Graflex that reappears in the Rise of the First Order, seen in Episodes VII and VIII.
Which Saber Core
S-RGB and RGB-X are the heavy-duelling Baselit cores — built for contact sparring, lower in price, and the right call if the hilt is going to take real hits. Xenopixel V3 and SNV4 PRO light the full blade with smooth swing and rich colour, ideal for display and light duelling. Proffie 2.2 is also a full-blade Neopixel core, open to complete reprogramming for those who want total control over fonts and effects.
Which suits you
Duellists wanting a hilt that takes real contact should look at the Baselit options — RGB-X in particular is built for heavy sparring. Display and cosplay buyers get more from a Neopixel core like Xenopixel V3 or SNV4 PRO, where smooth swing and full-blade colour do the work. If reprogramming fonts and effects is the draw, Proffie 2.2 is Luke's hilts at their most customisable.
Related characters
Luke Skywalker — and the Figures Who Shaped Him
Three figures whose lives crossed Luke's at the sharpest points — the father he faced, the master who trained him, and the Emperor who wanted him turned.