Akiva

Larger cities and smaller settlements found on the surface of the planets we visit while playing Star Wars: Outlaws.

A total of 15 Nix Treasures can be found. When you get close to the location where any of these are hidden, follow Nix and eventually he will lead you to the mound of dirt where the treasure is hidden.

ISB Reports are collectible items, profiles created by the Imperial Security Bureau on various notable NPCs present in the game. In total, reports regarding 18 characters can be found.

Jet's Journal Entries are collectible logs left by Jet Kordo, former owner of the Trailblazer spaceship. The entries reveal his thoughts on various events, characters and locations in the galaxy. In total, you can find 36 such entries.

Transmissions are lost recordings, the collectibles that can be found in yellow containers placed in the orbits of planets available in the game. A total of 16 such transmissions can be found.

You can start collecting these transmissions soon after acquiring a spaceship, but they are encrypted. To read them it is necessary to complete "The Veteran" quest on the planet Akiva.

Holodramas are collectible items and there are 15 of them in total. They are small datacards that contain snippets of five radio shows: Baradium Dynasty, Family of the Frontier Worlds, Love on Deck 5, Glarnok & Yabassi, and The Adventures of Flux Magnetar.

Holodramas are collectible items and there are 25 of them in total. They are "effect cards" that can be played during the Kessel Sabacc games at Kessel Sabacc Tables.

Each criminal syndicate has a vault on planets where it has a strong presence. These Vaults contain various treasures. The locations of the vaults are hidden within the districts controlled by the syndicates, and three keycard are required to unlock and access them.

Keycards are used to unlock doors, passages, and the like. For example, each of the criminal organization's Vaults requires three particular keycards to open it.

Contract Brokers become available after completing the "False Flag" quest. From then on you will be able to take contracts from them. After completing the contract, you will receive a reward and your reputation with the faction that commissioned the selected task will increase.

The holonet terminals give remote access to contracts of all unlocked Contract Brokers.

Syndicate Data is a very good way to gain reputation with one of the criminal organizations. You can hand over the records you find to one of the merchants affiliated with a particular faction and thus increase your reputation in that faction.

Some of the Kessel Sabacc Tables are available as soon as you find them but access to a number of them, the more advanced ones that give significant rewards, is unlocked as you progress through the quests.

Eating at the Galactic Street Food Stalls will earn you one of the Nix Treats, which can be used to upgrade Nix's skills. These are simple mini-games in which you have to press the right buttons at the right time.

Datapads are small electronic devices that can be read. They contain various information that can trigger one of the Intel / Intel Chains.

Places where you can get a new "single" intel or the first of the intel forming a chain.

Intel are small side missions that players can undertake in Star Wars: Outlaws. They are divided into single tasks, simply Intel, and slightly more complex ones, involving several tasks, the so-called Intel Chains.

Intel are small side missions that players can undertake in Star Wars: Outlaws. They are divided into single tasks, simply Intel, and slightly more complex ones, involving several tasks, the so-called Intel Chains.

Smuggler Caches are a type of treasure present in Star Wars Outlaws. These are half-buried in the ground crates containing quite a lot of materials, etc.

Clothing items that can be worn by Kay. Outfits fit into one of three clothing slots: chest, belt or legs. Each piece of clothing also belongs to one of three quality tiers: cosmetic, standard or superior.

Major Charms and Minor Charms are pieces of Kay's equipment that provide various benefits and passive bonuses. There are two types of charms - major charms and minor charms. At the beginning, 1 slot for major charm and 1 for minor charm are available, but as the game progresses, additional slots for minor charms are unlocked, for a total of four slots.

Nix Treats are special equippable items items that bolster one aspect of his combat abilities. There are 4 of them and you can acquire them by visiting Galactic Street Food Stalls.

Nix Accessories do not provide any sort of bonus or effect, they are purely cosmetic items that Nix can wear to make him look even more adorable. The list of collected accessories can be accessed through the Loadout menu.

Blaster Coatings are special cosmetic items, skins used to change the appearance of Kay's blaster.

Speeder Paint Jobs are special cosmetic items that allow you to change the appearance of Kay's speeder. They can change not only the color of individual elements of the vehicle, but also the materials from which these elements are made.

Trailblazer Paint Finishes are cosmetic items that allow you to change the painting of the Trailblazer's hull.

Vehicle Trinkets are purely cosmetic items that can be used to customize the appearance of the speeder or the cockpit of the spaceship. These are small ornaments that can be hung on the handlebar of Kay's speeder, as well as on one of the control levers in Trailblazer's cockpit.

Speeder Trophies are purely cosmetic, head-sized objects that can be hung on the left side at the back of the speeder.

Trailblazer Fuel are one of the cosmetic items that can be used to customize the appearance of the Trailblazer. They let you change the color of the exhaust coming out of the Trailblazer's thrusters.

Other treasure containers that can be found during exploration and which contain items that do not qualify for more specific categories or are simply random.

Speeder Mechanics can upgrade the speeder's performance and handling at a cost. The required materials can be purchased from merchants or found in syndicate-controlled areas, such as districts and territories.

Ship Mechanics have the skills to improve and personalize the Trailblazer for a price. Materials needed for these upgrades are available for purchase from merchants or can be collected in pirate territories and space.

Merchants offer a variety of items, but especially consumables.

Smugglers sell a variety of rare items.

Scavengers Sell materials for speeder and Trailblazer upgrades.

Tailors sell clothing items that can be worn by Kay. In order to purchase certain items, it may be necessary to have an appropriate reputation with one of the criminal syndicates.

Armorers sell materials used to upgrade Kay's blaster.

Traders trade materials and key parts for other materials.

Shuma a.k.a. Rogue Merchant is a traveling merchant who sells rare materials and other powerful items. Shuma has a stand on each of the planets you visit.

Landing Zones are places where you can board your ship. They can also be selected as a destination point when using the fast travel option.

Fast Travel Points are, as the name suggests, places, but not the only ones, that you can choose as a destination when using fast travel option. To unlock some of them, it will be necessary to have a good reputation with certain syndicate.

Imperial Terminals allow players to reset their "Wanted" level. When the Empire is pursuing the player, these terminals can be hacked to clear the alert status, reducing or eliminating pursuit.

Artifact Locations in Star Wars: Outlaws are complex, hidden areas where you can find treasures, one of which is sure to be a major charm.

Nix treasures locations appear on the map as you approach their locations. When you find one follow Nix and he will eventually lead you to a mound of dirt he will dig up for you - collect the treasure hidden inside.

Landmarks are usually small places (except for those in space), such as a single building or even a room, an alcove of the terrain or a hollow where a treasure container is hidden.

The compounds are large complexes controlled by one of the syndicates or Empire. Their main section consists of a restricted area with a few treasure containers hidden in the area.

Outposts present in Star Wars: Outlaws are small zones controlled by Empire soldiers or syndicate members, where you can find containers with treasures.

Caves are places where the treasure container is hidden. In order to enter many of them, you'll need a power module for your blaster so that you can use it to smash the wall blocking the entrance.

Hideouts present in Star Wars: Outlaws are, as the name suggests, hidden places that you will reach if you find the right route. In most cases they host a locked room with treasures that you will be able to enter after solving a puzzle.

Hostile Camps present in Star Wars: Outlaws are usually enemy-controlled zones where treasure containers can be found.

Entrances, passageways, etc.