SWTOR Datacrons: Korriban Datacrons Locations Guide

SWTOR Datacrons: Straight forward guide showing you the locations of the three Korriban datacrons to be found in Star Wars: The Old Republic / SWTOR.

Sith classes begin on Korriban. As you're levelling, don't miss the three swtor datacrons awaiting you! Korriban may be littered with ancient Sith tombs and the like, but all we want is those pesky swtor datacrons! Here's how.

Total rewards for Korriban datacrons:

• SWTOR Datacron: +2 Endurance.
• SWTOR Datacron: +2 Willpower.
• SWTOR Datacron: Red Matrix Shard.
• SWTOR Codex: Galactic history codex entries 15, 16 and 17.

SWTOR Datacron number one!

Where?

• Area: Korriban Departure Shuttle.
• Co-ords (X,Y): 153, 79.

What?

• SWTOR Datacron: +2 Endurance.
• SWTOR Codex: "Galactic History 15: Mandalore".

How?

This swtor datacron is very close to the shuttle which departs from Korriban. Opposite the shuttle is a wall with a force field. Looking a little to the left of this, you will see a platform jutting out over the canyon below: head to this and look to your right for the swtor datacron.

SWTOR Datacron number two!

Where?

• Area: Korriban Lower Wilds Outskirts.
• Co-ords (X,Y): 528, 65.

What?

• SWTOR Datacron: +2 Willpower.
• SWTOR Codex: "Galactic History 16: The Alsakan Conflicts".

How?

After touching down in the Lower Wilds, head out of the camp towards the south. As you go, you'll see the swtor datacron to your right atop a raised area. Keep travelling south and loop around to the west, followed by north to reach the swtor datacron from the other side.

SWTOR Datacron three!

Where?

• Area: Tomb of Tulak Hord - The Ruined Atrium.
• Co-ords (X,Y): -54, 379.

What?

• SWTOR Datacron: Red Matrix Shard.
• SWTOR Codex: "Galactic History 17: The Duinuogwuin Contention".

How?

After entering the open area, you'll have: to your left, one tomb area; to your right, another tomb area; off the main drag after heading right, your swtor datacron. It is very easy to find when you are looking for it, but can be missed when levelling if you don't happen to pan your camera in an overlooking direction.