Star Wars

Ahsoka Tano's Duel on Peridea

A small, sharp slice of a big finale, built for the shelf as much as the play mat.

Brick Rated Score

3.7/5

Set 75385 · 2024

Pieces382

Minifigs2

Year2024

Set number75385

Check price on Amazon

Affiliate link. We may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

The verdict

This is a scene set before it is a building set, and once I accepted that, I liked it a lot more.

You are not getting a sprawling castle here, you are getting a jagged Peridea rock spire, a stone ruin, and two figures squared off with lightsabers drawn, and it reads instantly if you watched the show. I would not hand this to someone chasing a big satisfying build, but I would absolutely hand it to an Ahsoka fan who wants that duel frozen on a shelf. It is a display piece with a little bit of play built in, not the other way around.

Best for: Ahsoka show fans who want the Peridea duel as a display piece, not a big build project

The full review

What it is

The moment this set is worth buying for is the pose. You get the rock spire, the crumbling stonework, and two minifigures with sabers raised right where the show left them, and if that scene stuck with you, seeing it in brick form is genuinely satisfying. I'll be honest, I went in expecting a proper build and got a diorama instead, and it took me a minute to recalibrate what I was judging it against.

The catch

Once I did, the caveats got easier to live with. The 382 pieces go mostly into terrain, so the build itself moves fast and doesn't ask much of you technically. That's fine if you're here for the scene and the figures, less fine if you wanted an afternoon of satisfying construction. There's a light play feature built into the rockwork, but it's a bonus, not the point, and it won't hold a kid's attention for long once the novelty wears off.

Who it's for

Buy this if you watched Ahsoka and want that specific confrontation sitting on a shelf, or if you're collecting the wider Ahsoka wave alongside the Ghost and the T-6 shuttle. Skip it if you're shopping by price per piece or want something that plays well on its own, because this one lives and dies on how much that scene means to you.

The parts story

What the build is actually like, and the pieces worth knowing about.

Building it feels less like assembling a set and more like staging a scene. Most of your time goes into the rock spire and the broken stone ruin at its base, layered up from a mix of wedge plates and slope pieces to get that jagged, otherworldly Peridea texture rather than a smooth, tidy structure. It's quick, it's straightforward, and it's clearly designed so the terrain frames the two figures rather than competing with them for attention.

The real value is in what stands on top of that terrain. Both minifigures carry screen accurate printing, from robes to face detail, and lightsabers with the right hilts for the characters they represent, which is where a set like this earns its keep for a Star Wars shelf. There isn't a rare new mold headlining the parts list here, this is a set that spends its part count on mood and setting rather than on a showpiece piece, so judge it by the scene it recreates, not by a stack of exotic elements.

Fun facts

0175385 was part of LEGO's 2024 Star Wars wave built around the Ahsoka Disney+ series, releasing alongside 75386 The Ghost and 75387 Ahsoka Tano's T-6 Jedi Shuttle.
02The set recreates the climactic lightsaber duel from the show's finale on the alien world of Peridea, a setting LEGO rarely gets to build since it exists outside the classic Star Wars galaxy locations.
03Unlike most Star Wars sets that lead with a vehicle or ship, this one leads with terrain and character, more diorama than transport or base, which is a less common approach for the theme.