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Doppelsabers, often called saberstaffs, feature two blades
on one hilt.
Double-bladed lightsabers contain two blades at each end of the hilt, giving them distinct fighting and handling skills.
Larger and more complicated double-bladed lightsabers need different abilities and methods, but they may be mastered with practice.
Double-bladed lightsabers may be used by any lightsaber fighter, although perfecting their fighting style takes practice.
Double-bladed lightsabers are more powerful, protective.
Double-bladed lightsabers are more offensive and versatile but harder to handle in compact areas or against single-bladed opponents. Their size and complexity may need greater training and skill.
Double-bladed lightsabers link Darth Maul and Darth Sidious to the Sith. Jedi like Ahsoka Tano and Pong Krell employ them, demonstrating their adaptability to non-Sith customs.
Users may modify double-bladed lightsabers like single-bladed ones. This may include hilt design, blade color, sound effects, and customized grips.
Double-bladed lightsabers are connected with Form VI, commonly known as Niman or the Way of the Rancor. This flexible form suits double-bladed lightsabers.
Jedi and Sith significant figures from both groups have handled them, demonstrating their existence in the galaxy far, far away. They are mysterious and significant in Star Wars because of their scarcity.