The Cutlass lightsabers are said to trace their design to Force-wielding privateers who operated beyond the reach of both Jedi and Sith. Inspired by ancient naval cutlasses, the saber’s forward-curved hilt and reinforced emitter were engineered for close-quarters combat, favouring decisive slashes and powerful counters over elegant flourishes.
 
Forged for duelists who lived by instinct and adaptability, the Cutlass became known as a weapon of rogue guardians and frontier warriors; individuals who protected trade routes, settlements, or crews without allegiance to any order. Its aggressive silhouette symbolized defiance and independence, while its balance allowed seamless transitions between offense and defense. Over time, the Cutlass lightsaber earned a reputation as a blade for those who carved their own code in the Force, answering to no master but necessity and honour