I thought it was a brilliant bit of foreshadowing for the temptation in Cloud City and RotJ. Show 12 more comments. Rob Rob 2 2 silver badges 6 6 bronze badges. We-e-elll, Darth Vader throws his lightsabre in VI.
And what about Han Solo or Grevious? They both use lightsabres, and they don't have any force training. I got all excited in the theatre when Han used it thinking ohh cool he is going to be a jedi too Could it not still be that way? Han just has a higher than normal midi-chlorian sp? He seems to be a pretty good pilot I think it is also implied that you need to be in tune with the Force in order to develop the ability to use a lightsaber without doing something dumb like slicing your own head off.
While the Jedi can channel their force powers through the blade, making stronger strikes and allowing them to sometimes cut things easier than normal, especially hard metals or the like.. Hand being able to activate Lukes blade on Hoth is a prime example.
Luke also turned on his fathers saber in the original Star Wars before receiving any force training at all. It's also been answered in the role playing source books that many non jedi throughout the galaxy have carried and used lightsabers for defense.
They're powered by a powerful energy cell — JediWitness. Show 6 more comments. Trent Atkinson Trent Atkinson 1. What source do you have for this 'force-link'? Also, there's in-universe evidence of people using other combatant's lightsabers ref: Episode 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 - clearly the weapon isn't tied to a single user. Add a comment. Ansewer guy who Ansewer guy who 1 1 1 bronze badge.
This doesn't explain why the same thing happens to non-Force-users Are there any sources you can find for your answer to provide evidence for you thoughts to strengthen your answer? It would really help round out your answer and attract more attention. Also take a look at our tour and get on the way to earning your first badge! Further I hope you don't mind the small edits I've made to your answer.
Upcoming Events. Darth Rycbar , Aug 24, Sarge likes this. Registered: Jul 3, SkywalkerJedi02 , Aug 25, Registered: Sep 4, A sensor. The Supreme Chancellor , Aug 28, Registered: Nov 10, The "on" switch is just a normal button although some Jedi modify theirs so it can only be turned on with the Force.
You can also turn it off via the same button. The dead man's switch is just an extra precaution. Registered: Nov 4, Pretty sure it depends on each individual sabre.
To have to constantly hold down the button during an intense duel doesn't really seem like a good idea. Your finger slips for a second and off goes your head. The Hellhammer , Aug 30, You must log in or sign up to reply here. Show Ignored Content. Username or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Not pleasant, right? Certainly, a Force user can throw his saber and keep it turned on using the Force, but that is a personal decision by the carrier of the lightsaber.
We hope you had fun reading this and that we helped solve this dilemma for you. Now, let us see the answer to the main question. Table of Contents show. What are Lightsabers and how do they function? How long can a lightsaber stay on? Why does a lightsaber turn off when dropped? Jedi Grandmaster Yoda using his lightsaber. About The Author. Arthur S. Poe Arthur S. Poe has been fascinated by fiction ever since he saw Digimon and read Harry Potter as a child.
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