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Great Lightsaber<br />Model: Great Lightsaber<br />Type: Melee weapon<br />Scale: Character<br />Cost: 5,200<br />Availability: 4, X<br />Difficulty: Difficult<br />Damage: 5D<br />Game Notes: Great lightsabers have blades that reach up to 300 centimeters long. While the longer blade doesn’t increase the weapon’s damage, it does increase the reach of the wielder by 4 meters. If an attacking character misses the difficulty number by more than 10 points (the base difficulty; not their opponent’s parry total), the character has injured himself with the lightsaber.<br />Source: Power of the Jedi Sourcebook (pages 54-55)
Great Lightsaber<br />Model: Great Lightsaber<br />Type: Melee weapon<br />Scale: Character<br />Cost: 5,200<br />Availability: 4, X<br />Difficulty: Difficult<br />Damage: 5D<br />Game Notes: Great lightsabers have blades that reach up to 300 centimeters long. While the longer blade doesn’t increase the weapon’s damage, it does increase the reach of the wielder by 4 meters. If an attacking character misses the difficulty number by more than 10 points (the base difficulty; not their opponent’s parry total), the character has injured himself with the lightsaber.<br />Source: Power of the Jedi Sourcebook (pages 54-55)

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Great Lightsaber
Model: Great Lightsaber
Type: Melee weapon
Scale: Character
Cost: 5,200
Availability: 4, X
Difficulty: Difficult
Damage: 5D
Game Notes: Great lightsabers have blades that reach up to 300 centimeters long. While the longer blade doesn’t increase the weapon’s damage, it does increase the reach of the wielder by 4 meters. If an attacking character misses the difficulty number by more than 10 points (the base difficulty; not their opponent’s parry total), the character has injured himself with the lightsaber.
Source: Power of the Jedi Sourcebook (pages 54-55)