Master Sol.
A Jedi Master of the High Republic Era whose integrity concealed a defining lie — Sol's story, told in The Acolyte, is one of conviction, cover-up, and consequence.
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The Acolyte · The High Republic
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The Jedi Who Buried the Truth at Brendok
Brought to the Jedi Temple at four years old, Sol left his family behind and stepped into a life defined by the Force. Shy at first, and uncertain, he found his footing among the other gifted younglings — and grew into one of the High Republic's most respected Jedi Masters: steady, principled, and deeply committed to those in his care.
On a mission to Brendok, Sol encountered twin girls — Mae and Osha — living among a witch coven, and made a choice that could never be undone. He killed Mother Aniseya, believing he was protecting them. The coven fell. The truth was buried. And when he brought Osha back to the Order as his Padawan, he said nothing of what had really happened.
Sixteen years on, the lies held — until Mae's return forced them into the open. Sol pursued her across the High Republic, with Jecki Lon at his side, trying to contain the damage and reach the truth too late. His death came not at a stranger's hand but Osha's: the Padawan he had taken, shaped, and never told the whole story. The design on this page is drawn from The Acolyte.
His mistakes outlived him — and so did the lives he shaped.
Which Master Sol lightsaber should I buy?
One silver-hilted design, two Saber Cores — the Xenopixel V3 suits collectors who want full neopixel colour control, while the RGB-X is the pick for anyone who wants to duel from day one.
Which hilt is which
The single hilt on this page is Master Sol's silver straight-grip design, as carried throughout The Acolyte.
Which Saber Core
RGB-X is a Baselit core — the heavy-duelling tier, lower price, and the one to choose if the blade is going to make contact. Xenopixel V3 is a Neopixel core: it lights the full blade, adds smooth swing and motion-reactive effects, and is rated for light duelling and display. Both are the only Saber Cores this design ships in.
Which suits you
Duelists should go straight to the RGB-X — heavy-duelling rated and built to take real contact. Display collectors and cosplayers will find the Xenopixel V3 a better fit, with its full neopixel blade and 34 sound fonts making it the version worth putting on a stand or carrying to a convention. There is no Proffie option in this design.
Related characters
Master Sol — and the characters who shaped his story
Jecki Lon was Sol's Padawan; Qimir appeared as Mae's master in The Acolyte; Master Indara stood alongside Sol at Brendok — and paid for that silence first.