Dancing Blades

Dancing Blades is one of the best Dual-Wield blade stance skills that players will want to get as soon as possible.Cal Kestis will get the Dual-Wield lightsaber as his first new lightsaber stance, so players will be able to learn Dual-Wield skills almost right away.

Dancing Blades is the last skill on the Dual-Wield skill tree that players will get. With it, Cal Kestis will be able to throw both lightsabers at once, and they will bounce between enemies. This will do a lot of damage over a wide area for only 3 skill points.

Aerial Assault

People have mixed feelings about the Single stance in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor because it doesn’t have any special skills on its skill tree.But the Single lightsaber stance is still common, has been around for a long time, and has a lot of good points.

Aerial Assault is a lightsaber skill for the Single stance that players can get early on in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor by spending 2 skill points. If Cal gets this skill, he can use the Force to attack while in the air by bringing his blade down.

Controlled Throw

The Double-Bladed lightsaber stance is a great way for players to fight through a lot of enemies, and it has some amazing changes that do the stance credit. The Controlled Throw skill is one of the things that makes the Double-Bladed lightsaber stance more attractive.

After spending 2 skill points on Controlled Throw, players will be able to throw the Double-Bladed blade and hold down the Force attack button to keep it in front of Cal while also being able to move it. This is a great ranged move that does good damage and can be used to keep people away from you.

Energizing Flurry

Cal Kestis has said that it’s not the tool that makes a Jedi, even though some Jedi don’t like it when people use blasters in Star Wars. After playing Star Wars Jedi: Survivor for a while, players will be able to use the Blaster lightsaber technique.

After unlocking this stance, players will be able to buy skills for the Blaster stance. Energizing Flurry is one of the best skills for the Blaster sword stance. With Energizing Flurry, which costs 3 skill points, players can attack quickly and get more ammo quickly when they hit an enemy.

Quick Draw

In Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the Blaster blade stance lets players do more than just throw lightsabers at their opponents. Instead, they can attack from a distance. This is great against enemies at a distance, and it also works well to keep enemies at a safe distance.

Players can get a number of skills for the Blaster stance, and Quick Draw is one of the best ones. Quick Draw can be bought for 3 skill points. Once Cal has it, he will be able to point his gun at multiple enemies and shoot each one.

Sundering Swipe

In Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the Crossguard lightsaber stance is the last fighting stance you can get for Cal Kestis. With the Crossguard stance, you can do a lot of damage with a single hit or take out small groups of enemies at once.

Cal can get a move that hits a large area in front of him by spending 2 skill points on the Crossguard skill tree and buying the Sundering Swipe skill. This is a great move for killing multiple enemies or making them stumble in an area of effect (AOE).

Rolling Thunder

The Crossguard lightsaber is great when you’re fighting a single enemy, and it’s not too bad when you’re fighting a group of them. Players will want to get the Crossguard blade stance skills because of this.

Rolling Thunder is one of the best Crossguard lightsaber skills in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Rolling Thunder is close to one of the last Crossguard skills players will get. When a player has enough of them, they can throw their Crossguard blade through several enemies.

Rising Storm

Rising Storm is one of the coolest-looking lightsaber skills in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Rising Storm is a skill that can be bought on the Double-Bladed lightsaber skill tree for 2 skill points. Rising Storm doesn’t settle the question of whether or not the Double-Bladed lightsaber is one of the best. Instead, it just adds fuel to the fire.

Rising Storm lets Cal do a small area-of-effect attack that pulls enemies closer to him and then floats him into the air. This is a great tool that can be used in many ways with a sword.

Precision Release

In Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, there are different ways to fight with a blade, and each way is different from the others. One of the coolest things about Dual-Wield lightsabers is that players can hold down the Force attack button and the lightsaber will automatically block enemies.

Players can also improve this part of Tunnel Rush game by getting the Precision Release skill, which costs 2 skill points on the Dual-Wield skill tree.When equipped, players can let go of the Force attack button just before an enemy attack to do a huge attack that does a lot more damage and knocks down enemies around them.

Dash Strike

With quick, one-time hits, the Single stance lightsaber is very useful. Dash Strike is one of these attacks, and Cal can learn it from the Single stance skill tree for 2 skill points.

Once a player has Cal, they can use a long-range attack by holding the block button and then hitting the basic attack button. This will send Cal flying toward a target while he strikes with his lightsaber, doing moderate damage. This is a great way to keep playing strongly and make the block meter of an enemy melt.

You can now play Star Wars Jedi: Survivor on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.