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[Source] Pastillion ore was an ore that could be used to inlay lightsaber hilts. During the Clone Wars, a series of conflicts fought between the Galactic Republic and the breakaway Confederacy of Independent Systems, the architect droid Huyang told a group of Jedi younglings aboard the Crucible that a pastillion ore-infused hilt was an option in the process of building their lightsaber.

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  • Pastillion ore
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  • [Source] Pastillion ore was an ore that could be used to inlay lightsaber hilts. During the Clone Wars, a series of conflicts fought between the Galactic Republic and the breakaway Confederacy of Independent Systems, the architect droid Huyang told a group of Jedi younglings aboard the Crucible that a pastillion ore-infused hilt was an option in the process of building their lightsaber.
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  • "A Test of Strength" Episode Guide - The Clone Wars
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  • [Source] Pastillion ore was an ore that could be used to inlay lightsaber hilts. During the Clone Wars, a series of conflicts fought between the Galactic Republic and the breakaway Confederacy of Independent Systems, the architect droid Huyang told a group of Jedi younglings aboard the Crucible that a pastillion ore-infused hilt was an option in the process of building their lightsaber.
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