Kay Vess had learned long ago that Toshara’s rocky highlands kept secrets better than most, but not every secret demanded a firefight. The Crashed Speeder Intel in Star Wars Outlaws is one of those quiet side pursuits found on Mirogana, where a single datapad points toward a wreck tucked below Southern Falls. The hardest part was never the combat. It was reading the vague directions and still trusting that the wreck actually lay on the same planet.
The job began in the capital settlement. Kay made her way into Mirogana through the southern entrance or via the landing pad, then scanned the ground-level area where the speeders sat parked in neat rows. Coming from the southern entrance, that garage sat on her left, directly opposite the landing pad. The hum of repulsor engines and the smell of fuel made the place easy to spot even in the dim light. It would have been easy to walk past it while chasing larger bounties, but the parked speeders were the first sign that this was the correct workshop.
Starting the Intel
Kay entered the workshop beside the parked speeders and walked through to the rear. On a stack of crates at the back, she found the datapad that would set everything in motion. Reading it unlocked the Crashed Speeder Intel, and the vague note did just enough to point her away from Mirogana and toward the wilder stretch of Toshara. The datapad was not hidden behind a locked door or guarded by heavily armed enforcers, but it was easy to miss if the rear of the workshop was ignored.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Starting point | Workshop beside parked speeders, Mirogana |
| Destination | Kashúda Pit, Southern Falls, Toshara |
| Reward | About 340 Credits |
| Key warning | Rappel down, do not jump |
Finding Kashúda Pit
The directions led Kay to Kashúda Pit at Southern Falls on Toshara. The location sat right at the fork of the river, on the south-west edge of the eastern Imperial Territory. She checked her map and marked the spot where the water split, then rode out past the patrols and let the terrain guide her the rest of the way. Since Imperial patrols could complicate an otherwise quiet detour, keeping to the river edge was the safer route.
At the rim, the pit dropped into shadow. Kay leaned over the edge and saw the drop was steep but survivable. The critical piece of advice was to rappel down rather than jump. A leap from that height would have cost her most of her health, and there was no reason to bleed credits into stims before the reward was even in hand. The descent took only a few seconds, but it was the moment where the intel felt real.
Reaching the Crashed Speeder
Once inside the pit, she worked her way down to the lowest point where shallow water collected. The walls narrowed, the air cooled, and then the wreck came into view: a crashed speeder resting beside an old container. The sight matched the intel perfectly, a lucky break in a region where old wrecks could be half-buried or stripped clean. There was no ambush waiting among the rocks, just the quiet wreck and the crate that contained the payoff.
Opening the crate next to the speeder completed the Crashed Speeder Intel. The reward was around 340 Credits, not a fortune, but enough to make the detour worthwhile. For a scoundrel moving between jobs, small scores like this added up quickly and often led to bigger opportunities elsewhere on Toshara. The entire chain—from workshop datapad to waterlogged wreck—could be finished in a short ride, yet it still rewarded anyone who paid attention to the environment.
Kay climbed back toward the surface with the credits secure. The Crashed Speeder Intel was finished, but Toshara still had more secrets waiting in its canyons and outposts. In Star Wars Outlaws, sometimes the best payoffs came from reading a forgotten datapad and following a whisper to a hole in the ground.