After Revan's defeat at the hands of the Sith Emperor, the mask remained the property of the Sith for centuries. During the Cold War era, it was in possession of the rogue Sith Lord Grathan until it was stolen by the Revanites, a Sith cult dedicated to emulating the life and teachings of Darth Revan.
During the Jedi Civil War, Revan used this weapon against the Jedi Order. Most notably, it saw use when Bastila Shan led a strike team to capture the Dark Lord. The weapon was destroyed when Malak fired on Revan's ship, nearly killing the Dark Lord.
This mask was originally worn as a part of a Mandalorian female's armor, and had a red and gray color. Ten years after her death during the Mandalorians' genocide of the Cathar people on their homeworld in 3973 BBY, the mask was claimed by the Jedi Knight Revan and was immediately donned by the Jedi.
In a galaxy filled with lightsabers of various colours, the Darksaber stands out as the rarest lightsaber colour, shrouded in mystery and steeped in history. Created by the first Mandalorian Jedi, it has passed through the hands of warriors, terrorists, and heroes, leaving an indelible mark on the Star Wars universe.
"After Mandalore's passing, Revan took the Darksaber back to Coruscant, where the Jedi kept it in their temple. That was, until members of House Vizsla snuck in and liberated it. They used the saber to unify the people and strike down those who would oppose them.
Bastila later turned to the dark side herself, but Revan redeemed her. The two would play key roles in the final battle of the war, and eventually marry before Revan's disappearance during his quest to stop the True Sith. Thereafter, their son, Vaner Shan, fathered two children, Reesa and Bress.
As a Jedi, his masters were Zhar Lestin, Dorak (both of whom you'll meet in the Dantooine Jedi Council in Knights of the Old Republic), Kreia (you'll meet her in Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords), and Arren Kae (mentioned in the same game).
Darth Revan, the former Jedi Knight turned Sith, was one of the few Star Wars characters who wielded more than four lightsabers in his lifetime. This includes all the lightsabers from his journeys as a Jedi and a Sith. Darth Revan lightsabers were blue, red, green, and purple.
Revan's mask can be obtained at the end of the game on the Star Forge. If you want his classic mask you'll have to be dark side aligned. As you make your way up the Star Forge you'll eventually find a terminal. You can have it make custom armor for you.
The lost mask of Darth Nihilus was imbued with the dark energy of the Sith Lord, allowing any who wore the ghost-white mask the power to wield the Force as if they were a Sith apprentice. Later, the mask was recovered from the crashed smuggling ship, Nashuaga, on the planet Volik.
Obsidian in the armor supercharged Vader's dark side power, turning anger into a power source. The Empire couldn't use beskar in the armor due to a lack of knowledge on forging the Mandalorian alloy.
One of the new additions made by Clone Wars, at least in terms of canon, was that the Jedi wore armor during the Clone Wars – but only for the first half of the conflict.
Disney used Revan as an inspiration to create Kylo. His armor, inner conflict between Light and Dark and his use of the Force. Snoke considers Kylo to be the ideal embodiment of the Light and Dark sides of the Force, much like Revan, who was a master at both sides of the Force.
They were originally led by Darth Maul (who claimed to be the one chosen to seek out Revan's descendant) until he "stepped down" when he took Ezra (who was revealed to be Darth Revan's descendant) as his apprentice and appointed him Mandalore and the offical leader of the Revanchists under the name Keneh Heru (when in ...
Despite appearing in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith as a member of the Jedi Council, Coleman Kcaj is one of Star Wars' most obscure Jedi. Very little has been revealed about this Ongree Jedi Master, though he appears as a background Council member in several scenes of The Clone Wars.
However, a groundbreaking study conducted at the University of Leicester's Centre for Interdisciplinary Science challenges these long-held assumptions. The study suggests that, against all expectations, red lightsabers may actually be the weakest of the lot.
