How to find Jet Kordo’s Legacy Tatooine Miyuki Vaults in Star Wars Outlaws

How to unlock all Holotracker rewards and complete Jet Kordo's Legacy on Tatooine.
Jet Kordo's Tatooine Vaults.
Jet Kordo's Tatooine Vaults. / Ubisoft

Jet Kordo’s Legacy is one of the most puzzling questlines in Star War: Outlaws, mainly because some of the clues are cryptic. Jet Kordo, the former captain of The Trailblazer, has sealed up some of his precious items in a variety of Miyuki Vaults scattered across the galaxy, and it’s up to you to find and loot them all.

In this guide we’re breaking down everything you need to know to find and unlock Jet Kordo’s Miyuki Vaults on Tatooine in Star Wars: Outlaws.

Jet Kordo’s Legacy, Tatooine Vault 1: Buried Vault

Getting the Buried Vault Holodisc – Star Wars: Outlaws

Find Holodisc information here in Mos Eisley.
Find Holodisc information here in Mos Eisley. / Ubisoft

This quest starts in Tatooine’s main city, Mos Eisley. Head to the Easternmost point of the city, which is straight down the main street to Chalmun’s Cantina – yes, the cantina. Just outside you’ll overhead two women talking about a treasure hunter. Speak to them to get your first clue, leading you to Wayfar, the first place you touched down on Tatooine.

This couple in Wayfar has the next hint.
This couple in Wayfar has the next hint. / Ubisoft

Upon returning to Wayfar you’ll overhear a couple once again speaking about a treasure hunter, this time outside of the bar. 

The Holodisc is inside a Massiff nest.
The Holodisc is inside a Massiff nest. / Ubisoft

This will lead you far to the West of Tatooine’s deserts, to a Massiff nest hidden between the rocks. Inside you’ll find the Treasure Hunter’s Holodisc, kicking off Jet Kordo’s Tatooine questline properly.

Buried Vault Holomap location – Star Wars: Outlaws

This Holomap leads to the desert.
This Holomap leads to the desert. / Ubisoft

What you’ll be given is a picture of a Holomap of a large area with some rocks on a hill. It’s not very informative, but not many places in Tatooine are this empty – except the desert. Head to the South desert and beeline toward three conspicuous rocks on your map.

The smallest of the three rocks in the desert.
The smallest of the three rocks in the desert. / Ubisoft

The smallest of the three rocks is actually the Tuning Stone you’re looking for to help you find the Vault.

Buried Vault location – Star Wars: Outlaws

You'll find the vault behind a sand dune.
You'll find the vault behind a sand dune. / Ubisoft

Head to the Southwest from the Tuning Stone and beeline straight. Eventually, you’ll find a large metal building hidden behind a sand dune, and you can insert the Holodisc into a slot on the wall to get inside.

Buried Vault map location.
Buried Vault map location. / Ubisoft

This will reward you with the Scoundrel Jacket, which will complete the Scoundrel gear set, if you’ve already found Jet Kordo’s Toshara Vault and Akiva Vaults. But that’s not the last Miyuki Vault on Tatooine, there’s still one more to hunt down.

Jet Kordo’s Legacy, Tatooine Vault 2: Perched Vault

The Slicing Kit.
The Slicing Kit. / Ubisoft

You’ll already have a hint to point you in the right direction for this next Vault, but before you continue, you will need a Slicing Kit in order to complete this portion of the quest, so go and get one if you haven’t already.

Getting the Perched Vault Holodisc – Star Wars: Outlaws

This couple near the Bestine docking bay will give you a hint.
This couple near the Bestine docking bay will give you a hint. / Ubisoft

You’ll need to head to Bestine, which is within Imperial Territory, and find two Spacers that are discussing pirates that came through and likely took the Holodisc you need. They’re stood near the docking bay for the Trailblazer.

Defeat the pirates at Garrick Ranch and get inside the storeroom.
Defeat the pirates at Garrick Ranch and get inside the storeroom. / Ubisoft

Their hint will have you searching the area to the South. There you’ll find Garrick Ranch, which has been taken over by the same pirates you heard about. Take them out, and then you’ll need the Slicing Kit to get inside their treasure room to take the Damaged Holodisc. 

Perched Vault Holomap location – Star Wars: Outlaws

The Perched Vault Holomap.
The Perched Vault Holomap. / Ubisoft

Your new holomap will have you beelining South, not to the desert this time, but to the humble trader Tretet Zadiket.

Tretet Zadiket.
Tretet Zadiket. / Ubisoft

He has some goods you can bargain for, but the Tuning Stone is basically right next to him.

Perched Vault location – Star Wars: Outlaws

The Tuning Stone.
The Tuning Stone. / Ubisoft

Thankfully, finding the Perched Vault is pretty simple. Directly behind the Tuning Stone you’ll see a path between the rocks. Follow it, take the first left, and jump the gap. 

Grapple and climb to the Perched Vault entrance.
Grapple and climb to the Perched Vault entrance. / Ubisoft

Continue straight ahead and use the grapple point to swing across to the rock wall. Climb up the rock wall, and you’ll find the door to Jet Kordo’s Perched Vault.

The Perched Vault entrance.
The Perched Vault entrance. / Ubisoft

Inside you’ll find the Sandcrawler Paint Job for your Speeder, adding another part to the Scoundrel aesthetic.

Jet Kordo’s Legacy finale, the final Miyuki Vault – Star Wars: Outlaws

Once you’ve completed all of Jet Kordo’s Vaults on Toshara, Akiva, Tatooine, and Kijimi, ND-5 will leave a “Tinkered Holodisc” on the ship for you to collect. If you haven’t visited those worlds and completed those Vaults, you should do so:

Take the Tinkered Holodisc to the first Vault you visited on Toshara, and you’ll find a new slot for the Holodisc to be inserted in, and a new, final Vault door will open up.

In the final Jet Kordo Miyuki Vault, you’ll find the Cocktail Umbrella Major Charm (very useful), and finally, Jet Kordo’s Legacy Part 8.


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