Where to Get the Double-Bladed Lightsaber in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order

by Falagar / Game Guides, General Guides / 15 Nov 2019

You can find the double-bladed Lightsaber really early in Jedi Fallen Order, but it’s also very easy to miss.

Once you’ve found Eno Cordova’s recordings on Bogano, you will unlock two destinations on the Mantis’ holotable: Zeffo and Dathomir.

Star Wars obsessives might recognise the inhospitable red planet of Dathomir as the home world of one of the series’ most memorable villains – Darth Maul.

Since you have no current objective on Dathomir, it’s easy to plough on with the rest of the story and forget about it. But going there straight away means you can play with the double-bladed Lightsaber for more of the game.

It’s designed for crowd-control, so although its attacks are weaker than your regular lightsaber, the double-bladed variant comes in handy when you’re dropped into large groups of enemies.

To find the double-bladed Lightsaber, touch down on Dathomir and jump from the landing pad to the main island – the Strangled Cliffs.

Explore the area and you’ll be able to climb up to another level, which leads to the Upper Strangled Cliffs.

After this you’re in the Brother’s Bastion, which is where you want to be.

From the save point, go up the hill and take out the enemies, then turn right and follow the path around until you go inside.

FIght through this chamber, then go up the stairs on the other side. In the next room you need to follow the path left, then left again.

Deflect the archer’s bolts back at them, then climb up to where they were and continue around the path. You should now be overlooking a lower area with a giant spider. Jump down and clear out the enemies, then head out of the door to the left.

On your left there’s a shortcut door that leads back to the save point, but in front of you is a large temple and a gap you can jump across.

Instead of jumping up towards the temple, go down the slope and turn left. At the bottom of here you will find a worktable with the parts you need to craft a double-bladed Lightsaber.

Falagar

He is the founder and editor of Magic Game World. He loved gaming from the moment he got a PlayStation 1 with Gran Turismo on his 7th birthday.
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