Santari Khri.
A Jedi scientist who mapped the unmappable — and chose mercy over doctrine when it mattered most. Her story unfolds through the records she left behind.
Reign of the Empire
Obi-Wan Kenobi · Rebels · Jedi: Fallen Order · Jedi: Survivor
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One Santari Khri design from one era
Scientist, Keeper of Secrets, Reluctant Judge
During the High Republic Era, Santari Khri stood apart from her fellow Jedi not through combat renown but through scientific rigour. A Jedi Master and head scientist of a Jedi-Republic collaboration, she established a laboratory in the Forest Array on Koboh and led the effort to understand Koboh matter and the treacherous Koboh Abyss — research few in the Order were equipped to pursue.
That friendship became her defining trial. When Dagan Gera's devotion to Tanalorr curdled into obsession — and he moved to take her last compass by force — Khri fought him, severed his arm, and then refused to let the Council finish what she had started. She placed him in a bacta tank, kept her mercy hidden, and left him a holomessage: a choice, not a sentence.
Centuries later, her records surfaced again. In 9 BBY, Cal Kestis uncovered Khri's laboratories and the compasses she had built, following the trail she had deliberately left — including the droid Zee, whom she had charged with safeguarding the route to Tanalorr before fleeing Koboh. She never met Kestis. Her influence shaped his journey all the same. The one design on this page is drawn from that era.
Her compassion outlasted her secrecy — and a Jedi Knight centuries later inherited both.
Which Santari Khri lightsaber should I buy?
One white-hilted Jedi scientist's design, available in RGB-X or Xenopixel V3 — the choice that separates a duelling build from a display piece.
Which hilt is which
Santari Khri's hilt appears in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, drawn from her High Republic-era work on Koboh. One design, white-hilted and straight — the same saber carried by the Jedi scientist whose records Cal Kestis later followed.
Which Saber Core
RGB-X is the heavy-duelling core — a baselit blade, robust electronics, and the lowest entry point into this design. Xenopixel V3 lights the full blade, adds smooth swing and motion control, and is the choice for display and light duelling. If Khri's hilt is going on a stand as much as in your hand, Xenopixel V3 is the version built for that.
Which suits you
Hard duelists fit the RGB-X — baselit, heavy-duelling rated, built to take contact. Display collectors and cosplayers suit the Xenopixel V3, with its full neopixel blade and smooth swing. If you want to program your own sound fonts, Xenopixel V3 supports that too — Proffie is not offered on this design.
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Santari Khri — and the World She Left Behind
Cal Kestis followed the trail she left — her laboratories, her compasses, her droid — in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.