A symbol of hope in dark times, the Jedi Knight stands for the legacy of the Jedi Order—more than twenty-thousand years of protecting the Republic and keeping the peace across the galaxy in style. Through years of disciplined training and meditation, the Jedi Knight hones body and fashion into perfect harmoney.
In this video, we’ll be going over my top ten favorite Jedi Knight armors, from the wildly expensive to something even a Padawan could afford. Don’t forget, you can wear many of these armors even if you aren’t a Jedi by using the Outfit Designer to create a new outfit.
If you’ve got some other characters you’re trying to outfit, this is actually the last video in an 8-video series showing off some of the best looking armor sets for every single class. Check the description of this video for a list to the other class top tens!
With that said, let’s jump straight into my top ten favorite knight sets in Star Wars: The Old Republic.
Contents
#10 Ornate Jedi Knight Sets
Ornate Jedi Knight sets with lots of metallic detailing are something fairly unique to the Old Republic era.
Vine-silk Force Expert’s / Vine-silk Aegis
- Synthweaving 320, schematic from the trainer
- Find any synthweaver or buy from GTN
- Republic side lvl 40 or higher
Force Champion
- Tier 3 Crates
- GTN
Ablative Resinite
- Synthweaving 220, random schematic
- Schematic on the GTN or set on GTN
- Republic side lvl 31 or higher
Blade Savant
- Cartel Market set so get it from the GTN
- Less ornate, more heavy
- Very strange helmet
#9 Aspiring Knight
Shadowsilk Aegis
- Really like that these sets are designed to allow maximum movement for the Jedi Knight
- Don’t like that they’re different on male and female characters – the chestpiece covers a lot more on male characters, would be nice if the released a wrapped/not wrapped version for both female and male because both are nice
- Synthweaving 30, schematic from the trainer
- Find any synthweaver or buy from GTN
- Republic side lvl 10 or higher
Aspiring Knight
- Gray version
- Synthweaving 60, random schematic
- Schematic on the GTN or set on GTN
- Republic side lvl 15 or higher
- Only wearable by Jedi knights and Smugglers even in the outfit designer
Jarael’s
- Cartel Market set so get it from the GTN
- Less revealing but similar in shape
#7 Zayne Carrick
Zayne Carrick’s
- Cartel Market set so get it from the GTN
- Based on a character from the Knights of the Old Republic comics, has a crazy story arc
#6 Martial Pilgrim
Martial Pilgrim’s Amor Set
- Cartel Market set so get it from the GTN
- I like how many details this armor set has – the folded shirt, the scarf, the ring that holds it up, the shoulder pads and the rings that hang from it
Ulic Qel-Droma’s
- Cartel Market set so get it from the GTN
- There’s a very similar set based on a character named Ulic Qel-Droma who also has an intense story arc
- Is similar in style but it’s actually completely different and also has a lot of nice details like the scar going all the way up the shoulder, the smaller scaled shoulder pads and the double rings that are attached to the shoulder pads
#5 Jedi Survivalist
Jedi Survivalist’s
- Cartel Market set so get it from the GTN
- Really nicely detailed set, I like that is has a lot of cloth and leather details but still stays close to the body, to allow easy movement for the Jedi Knight
- Feel free to skip the helmet
#4 Satele Shan
Satele Shan’s
- Famous Jedi Grand-Master and a member of the Jedi Council
- Her armor is built to allow maximum movement to accommodate her skill with a lightsaber
- While maintain a bit of the ornate style with the gold trim to show her rank in the Jedi Order
- Cartel Market set so get it from the GTN
Jedi Strategist’s
- Always thought of this set as a beefed up version of Satele Shan’s armor, with the gold trim
- Cartel Market set so get it from the GTN
#3 Simple Jedi Robes
More similar to what Jedi wear in the movies, simple Jedi robes have no metal armoring, no elaborate details, and are heavy on the loose-fitting cloth fabric. These types of outfits mirror their attachment-free philosophy, a sentiment that is not as strong in the Old Republic era but does still exists.
Battleborn
- The EASIEST set of Jedi Robes to get by far
- Only costs 2,500 credits per piece
- Buy it from the Adaptive vendor in the Supplies section of the fleet
- Can transfer to an Imperial character without it changing appearance!
Relnex’s
- This is an older armor set and back in the day was one of very few plain Jedi robe options
- Main difference is that it has no hood
- Cartel Market set so get it from the GTN
Lashaa Force Expert’s
- Perfect if you want to wear dark Jedi robes
- Has some interesting fabric details under the robes unlike other Jedi robes in the game
- Synthweaving 110, schematic from the trainer
- Find any synthweaver or buy from GTN
- Republic side lvl 16 or higher
Lashaa Aegis
- Perfect if you want a light set of Jedi robes
- Synthweaving 110, schematic from the trainer
- Find any synthweaver or buy from GTN
- Republic side lvl 16 or higher
Vrook Lamar’s
- Less traditional, but I really like these robes as they feel very much like something a Jedi would wear but without so much loose fabric
- Based on a Jedi Council character from Knights of the Old Republic
Jolee Bindo’s
- Another variation of simple Jedi robes but with more leather than normal
- Based off a Jedi character who joins you in Knights of the Old Republic
Ablative Lacqerous
- One last one before I wrap up the classic Jedi robes, this is an interesting set fairly unique to the Old Republic era
- It combines the simpleness of the Jedi robes with some of the more ornate patterns at the time, but without adding any of the elaborate embroidery or metalwork
- Synthweaving 380, random schematic
- Schematic on the GTN or set on GTN
- Republic side lvl 47 or higher
#2 Remnant Underworld Knight
Remnant Underworld Knight
- Really nice set, this specific set is one of the ones you can receive when you crate a high-level character, and has been used in many game trailers as an iconic look for the Jedi Knight
- I really like the Republic details of this outfit, especially the Republic stamp on the belt and shoulder
- Unfortunately it can be hard to get – it comes from the random crates you receive from heroics at lvl 61 or higher, which you can turn in once you complete Knights of the Fallen Empire Chapter 9 – you may never receive the pieces you want due to random chance
Dynamic Paladin’s
- Speaking of outfits in trailers, this one shows up in a lot of the trailers from the Traitor story arc
- I think they chose it to represent that the Jedi Knight has gone from wearing simple robes to something more luxurious to represent their new status in those expansions
#1 Guardian Armor
These sets of heavy armor combine heavy-duty protection with Jedi robes.
Jedi Stormguard
- This set is similar to what the Zabrak Jedi from the return trailer named Kao Cen Darach wears
- Costs a whole 2,500 credits per piece
- Bought from the Adaptive vendor in the supplies section of the fleet
Guardian’s Exalted
- A beautiful silver version of this set is the Guardian’s Exalted, an expensive set that can only be worn by Jedi Knights at Legacy Level 20 or higher, which is bought from the legacy vendors near the senate on Coruscant
Valiant Jedi
- This would be the set most similar to Ven Zallow’s armor colors, and its the easiest to get
- If gold is more your style, the Valiant Jedi version of this armor from the Cartel Market might be available on the GTN
Resolute Guardian
- An interesting variation, this Cartel Market set seems to switch out the metal armoring for some type of heavy plastoid-alloy.