Unreviewed Crystal Carousel

[Braze]

Crystal Carousel​

Out of Character Information Production Information Special Features Strengths Weaknesses Description

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  Intent	A refined, revolver-style crystal chamber for lightsabers, allowing smiths and wielders to load multiple kyber crystals into a single hilt for versatility and display.
  Image Source	N/A
  Canon Link	Cyclic Crystal Array
  Permissions	N/A
  Primary Source	Fantasy Flight Games – Gadgets and Gear (2019).

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  Manufacturer	Forged by Braze Force Forged Sabercrafts | Force Forge - Sabercraft
  Affiliation	Braze ; Force Forged Sabercrafts | Force Forge - Sabercraft
  Market Status	Closed-Market.
  Model	Crystal Carousel
  Modularity	Yes (variant chambers available in 2–6 slots; crystal cradles swappable set ups).
  Production	Mass-Produced
  Material	(Different metal versions available upon request) Adamantite housing, ultradense ceramic bearings, electrum contact rings, transparisteel lattice supports, magnetic stabilizers, gold signal tracings.

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  • Revolver Chamber: Holds up to 6 crystals in indexed detent slots. • Variant Sizes: Available in 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6-slot cylinders set ups. • Magnetic Stabilizing Rings: Maintain plasma cohesion during transitions. • Crystal Stabilization Lattice: Suspends each crystal for precise alignment. • Phaselock Index: Depowers blade between crystal rotations for safety. • Selector Interface: Options include thumb-dial, Force-attunement plate, or servo switch.

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  • Rapid switching between multiple crystals mid-combat. • Variant sizes allow customization for weight, balance, or aesthetic. • Stable transitions thanks to magnetic and lattice systems.

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  • Bulkier and heavier than a standard chamber, especially at 6 slots. • More complex to maintain than traditional chambers. • Requires Hilt / Housing designed to acomidate larger versions

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  The Crystal Carousel is a revolver-style chamber derived from the Cyclic Crystal Array. It can house 2–6 kyber crystals, each held in a stabilization lattice and locked by magnetic rings. Rotating the chamber aligns a new crystal with the focusing spine, changing the blade's color and properties instantly. Smaller variants offer balance and reliability, while larger ones increase versatility at the cost of added weight and complexity.