Star Wars: Jedi Survivor has added three Lightsaber stances in addition to the ones accessible in the first game. Read on to learn more about each Lightsaber stance and which stance is best for your playstyle!

All Lightsaber Stances

Single-Bladed Stance

Cal wields a single-bladed Lightsaber in his main hand and has free use of his off-hand. This stance provides the most balanced combat gameplay, allowing players to effectively attack and defend.

Double-Bladed Stance

Cal wields a two-handed Lightsaber with two beams from a single handle in his main hand. This stance is excellent for doing area-effect damage and deflecting numerous projectiles, helping players to take out enemy groups that surround them.

Dual Wield Stance

Cal attacks using a single-bladed Lightsaber in each hand, which allows for speedier assaults. This stance is fantastic for quick strikes and combos, but Cal takes more damage while in this stance.

The Dual Wield stance is the only lightsaber stance where players can dodge or guard cancel at the start of any attack animation, while other stances require you to commit in your attacks.

Crossguard Stance

Cal wields a long single-bladed Lightsaber with crossguards and a two-handed grip. This stance deals huge damage with slow and strong strikes.

This stance may not be recommended against enemies with fast and disruptive attacks.

Blaster Stance

Cal wields a single-bladed Lightsaber in his primary hand and a Blaster in the other. This stance allows players to take out enemies from a distance with the blaster while blocking strikes and cutting nearby enemies with the lightsaber.

How to Change Stances

Change Stances Through Meditation

You can change stances by accessing a meditation circle. You can equip two lightsaber stances at the same time to switch between during combat and exploration.

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