Stellan Gios Lightsaber

Stellan Gios is a Jedi Master of The High Republic — the books-and-comics era, centuries before the films. He carried a crossguard saber whose guard folded away when the blade was off. Our replica-style Model Stellan is a 33cm Neopixel hilt with non-lit side blades, built for display, not duelling. Read his story.

Who is Stellan Gios?

Stellan Gios is a Jedi Master of the High Republic, the era centuries before the films. He is not a film or television character — he lives in novels and comics, debuting in Charles Soule’s Light of the Jedi and Cavan Scott’s The Great Jedi Rescue, both published in 2021, and takes a seat on the Jedi Council after the death of his Master, Rana Kant.

The folding crossguard

Gios’s saber is a crossguard design, but not the Kylo Ren kind. His quillons are a physical, mechanical crossguard that folds flush against the hilt when the weapon is switched off — engineering rather than vented plasma. On our replica the equivalent is a pair of non-lit side blades giving the same silhouette.

The Model Stellan

A replica-style tribute, not an official product. A 33cm hilt supplied with non-lit side blades, built as a Neopixel saber on the Xenopixel V3 soundboard — no Base Lit option on this one. Made for display and collection rather than duelling, installed and tested by our UK technicians, with a 12-month warranty.

Stellan Gios lightsaber FAQ

Which films or shows is Stellan Gios in?

None. He is a High Republic character from the novels and comics, and has not appeared in a film or television series.

Is it duel-ready?

No. The Model Stellan is built for display and collection. For a saber built for contact, browse our duelling lightsabers.

Is there a Base Lit version?

No. This hilt is offered as a Neopixel build on the Xenopixel V3 soundboard only.

Can I change the blade colour?

Yes. Colour and effects are set in the Xenopixel configurator, not fixed to the hilt. Gios’s blade is blue in the books, but the character tie on our saber is the preloaded sound font, not the colour.