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Jedi Padawan · Fallen to the Dark Side · Sith Lord · The Stranger

Qimir.

Once a promising Padawan, he chose a different path — and became the most dangerous presence in The Acolyte.

2 designs·1 era·Jedi Padawan → Sith Lord
Qimir's Arsenal · Hilt Specifications

Qimir — Hilt Specifications

Two designs spanning the High Republic Era — one straight-hilt, one double-bladed — drawn from Qimir's appearances across The Acolyte.

Hilt colour Black
Electronics Baselit and Neopixel
Sound fonts 25 to 34 pre-installed
Signature blade colour Red
Allegiance Sith
Duelling grade Light and heavy duelling

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Two Qimir designs from one era

Character Bio · Sith Lord of the High Republic

The Face Behind the Mask

Affiliation Sith

Before the mask, before the red blade, before the name the Jedi would come to fear — there was a Padawan. Trained by Master Vernestra Rwoh during the High Republic Era, he was considered a young man of genuine promise: Force-sensitive, capable, and on a path that should have led somewhere entirely different.

His disillusionment with the Jedi's understanding of the Force drove him away from everything he had been trained to become. Master Rwoh discovered what he had turned to — denounced him, scarred him, and left him for dead. He survived. And in the years that followed, guided by Darth Plagueis himself, that wound became the foundation of something far more deliberate: a Sith Lord operating in plain sight, behind an alias and a cortosis mask.

As the Stranger, he moved through the High Republic Era wearing the Qimir alias like a second skin — arms trader, occasional merchant, unremarkable by design. Behind it, he was building something: training Mae-ho Aniseya as his acolyte, engineering a collision with the Jedi that would eventually bring Osha Aniseya into his orbit instead. Both designs in this catalogue belong to that period, drawn from his appearances across The Acolyte.

The mask hid more than his face — it hid everything the Jedi Order had lost the day it cast him out.

Buyer’s guide

Which Qimir lightsaber should I buy?

Straight hilt or double-bladed, Baselit or Neopixel — the designs here cover the full range from first-time dueller to dedicated collector.

Which hilt is which

The Qimir SE Lightsaber is the straight-hilt design he carries throughout The Acolyte — available across three electronics tiers. The Qimir Lightsaber is the double-bladed version, a Xenopixel V3 neopixel build.

Which Saber Core

S-RGB is the heavy-duelling baseline — a Baselit core, built for repeated contact, priced for the first-time buyer. Xenopixel V3 and SNV4 PRO are Neopixel cores: the whole blade lights up, smooth swing is standard, and they suit light duelling or display. Proffie 2.2 is also a Neopixel build — fully programmable, for the collector who wants to go further.

Which suits you

S-RGB suits the buyer who wants to swing hard from day one — the heavy-duelling Baselit build on the Qimir SE. Xenopixel V3 or SNV4 PRO is the pick for display or cosplay, with full-blade neopixel light and smooth swing straight out of the box. Proffie 2.2 is for the collector who wants to write their own sound fonts and own every detail.

Related characters

Qimir & The Acolyte Characters

Master Sol and Jecki Lon both faced the Stranger directly — one as Osha's former Jedi teacher, the other as a Padawan who left her mark on his cortosis helmet.

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1-year warranty
Every hilt carries a full year of cover.
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