Item from The Mandalorian by Jon Favreau
Baylan Skoll's distinctive orange-bladed lightsaber. The unique color suggests a Force user who has moved beyond the Jedi-Sith binary, seeking something older and more fundamental.
Baylan Skoll's lightsaber tells you everything about its wielder in the color of its blade. Orange — not the gold of a Jedi Temple Guard, not the red of a Sith, not the white of Ahsoka's independence. It is something else entirely, a color that speaks to Baylan's unique position as a fallen Jedi who never became Sith, a man searching for something that predates both orders. The blade is powerful in his hands, wielded with the formal precision of Jedi training but the ruthless efficiency of someone who has abandoned the code that came with it. Baylan built or modified this weapon after the fall of the Jedi Order, and it has served him through mercenary work, philosophical wandering, and ultimately his quest for the power he sensed on Peridea.
A worn lightsaber hilt of dark metal, well-used but carefully maintained. The blade burns a deep orange — warmer than yellow, cooler than red. In darkness, it casts an amber glow that makes shadows dance.