To really make the ghostfire lightsaber shine you are going to need a second detachable shoto on the bottom of your pike with a normal blade, what you are going for is using the ghostfire blade backwards so they focus on the normal blade and completely miss the invisible blade coming from the other end. I'm playing in a star wars DND campaign my character uses a ghostfire duel phase shoto made from an orbalisk shell and uses a three clawed lightsaber gauntlet that have the blades curve down slightly. The gauntlets use red synth crystals (sith campaign) and I use niman as my form since it's so versatile I never thought to make my own style, niman always suited me
@@glitchking666 a detachable shoto on a pike would be a sight to behold, I’m sure a couple of my offensive forms would play right into that build of a lightsaber
@@StarWarssMania the best thing would be to wear the shoto on your belt like a normal Jedi, and attach it to the pike and light it up at the start of a battle, making them think it's the only blade and activating the ghostfire blade in the midsts of combat it both uses the element of surprise from the ghostfire blade and makes them try to focus on hitting the pike at the connection point trying to separate the pike and shoto making the mistake of hitting the metal that deactivates lightsabers . It's just enhancing almost everything your style does and also gives you a backup weapon for close quarters when the pike won't help much
Interesting, however, pure Cortosis is notoriously brittle. Supposedly only being perfected by Krayt’s One Sith era... So, it wouldn’t as overpowered in any era before that, if it’s perfection happened.
@@StarWarssMania also, a Pike means the opponent will know where the blade should be, the Darth Bane trilogy, the double bladed lightsaber “nerf”... That’s why I’d suggest an Exar Kun style double-blade... A short handle with two blades...
great job
Loved that video!
To really make the ghostfire lightsaber shine you are going to need a second detachable shoto on the bottom of your pike with a normal blade, what you are going for is using the ghostfire blade backwards so they focus on the normal blade and completely miss the invisible blade coming from the other end. I'm playing in a star wars DND campaign my character uses a ghostfire duel phase shoto made from an orbalisk shell and uses a three clawed lightsaber gauntlet that have the blades curve down slightly. The gauntlets use red synth crystals (sith campaign) and I use niman as my form since it's so versatile I never thought to make my own style, niman always suited me
@@glitchking666 a detachable shoto on a pike would be a sight to behold, I’m sure a couple of my offensive forms would play right into that build of a lightsaber
@@StarWarssMania the best thing would be to wear the shoto on your belt like a normal Jedi, and attach it to the pike and light it up at the start of a battle, making them think it's the only blade and activating the ghostfire blade in the midsts of combat it both uses the element of surprise from the ghostfire blade and makes them try to focus on hitting the pike at the connection point trying to separate the pike and shoto making the mistake of hitting the metal that deactivates lightsabers . It's just enhancing almost everything your style does and also gives you a backup weapon for close quarters when the pike won't help much
This is a intersting concepts i might evem tey this when i get better on drawing and can actually decide on a hilt
I know I'd use a kraft dragon perl amd a sorlaron in my main one
@@dragonking2719 thats quite a combo, I love me some overkill sabers
@@StarWarssMania dragon saber
Interesting, however, pure Cortosis is notoriously brittle. Supposedly only being perfected by Krayt’s One Sith era...
So, it wouldn’t as overpowered in any era before that, if it’s perfection happened.
even in that era it’s still destroyed by skywalkers Jedi
Cortosis will always have the high reward/low durability factor to it,
A reasonable nerf tbh
@@StarWarssMania also, a Pike means the opponent will know where the blade should be, the Darth Bane trilogy, the double bladed lightsaber “nerf”...
That’s why I’d suggest an Exar Kun style double-blade... A short handle with two blades...