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Jedi Unlock Phase III-1,The Librarian

Ok, now that you have finished Phase II you are left wondering: What should I do now? To start Phase III of the Jedi Unlock, you will speak to the Librarian on Naboo. The Librarian is located in the palace building (/way -5535 4682) in Theed on Naboo.

This part of Phase III is pretty easy. She will give you a waypoint to attend a rally on Tatooine. When you arrive there, speak with the NPC on your right before entering the rally room. Once in the room, you will have to wait for the rally to begin and conclude, and your quest will update, sending you to the Dathomir Science outpost. Once you get there, you will get a waypoint to the village. Once you reach the village, go slow and enjoy the cool stuff that takes place while entering the village through the fog.

That concludes Phase III-1, The Librarian. You are now ready for Phase III-2, The Village.

Jedi Unlock Phase III-2,The Village

Ok, so you finished Phase III-1 and you find yourself in the village. What now? The important thing to do now is to plan out how you want to build your skills in the village phase. The village is always in a 4 phase cycle. Depending on when you arrive, it will depend on what part of the cycle you are in. It will take you a minimum of 6 weeks to leave the village because each phase of the village lasts 1 week, and you need to complete 6 rows of skills in order to exit the village. More on that to come.

NOTE: You can only do 1 quest per village phase, so that means 1 quest a week. Since you need 6 rows of skills that means 6 weeks min. in the village.

Ok, let's say you arrive in phase I and you can only do 1 quest per phase. You have to decide which quest you want to complete. This 1 quest will unlock 1 row of skills in a skill try.

For example, during Phase I, you decide to do a quest for Capt. Sarguillo (5313, -4161). Completing that quest will unlock the Ranged Accuracy Line.

Now that you have unlocked that line of skills, you can use the correct FS XP (force-sensitive XP) to purchase that whole line of skills. That's 1 line of the 6 you need to exit the village. I hope this makes sense.

Now if instead you did your 1 quest for Whip (5283, -4226) during Phase I you would unlock the Survival line of Enhanced Reflexes. You can use the correct FS XP (force-sensitive XP) to purchase that whole line of skills. That's 1 line of the 6 you need to exit the village.

Depending on your profession and what you are trying to unlock, it will depend on which quest you pick per phase. Planning this out ahead of time will surely be helpful.

Do you have to surrender skill points to purchase these lines? Yes and No. Before exiting the village, you will have to, but not before. Just because you have unlocked the skill lines does not mean you have to use your FS XP right away to fill them in. I suggest you wait until you are ready to exit the village before surrendering your skill points to purchase these new skills. So for example, I will be leaving the village with all of the ER skills and 2 lines of the CP skills, the Melee Accuracy line and the Melee Speed line. I entered the village during Phase I, so for me to unlock the lines I want, I will need to be in the village for 7 weeks. My Example:

Phase I quest, Whip ER Survival

Phase II quest, Whip ER Vehicle Control

Phase III quest, Dageerin ER Ranged Defense

Phase IV quest, Capt. Sarguillo ER Melee Defense

Phase I quest, Capt Sarguillo CP Ranged Accuracy, which I don't want, so I need an extra week.

Phase II quest, Dageerin CP Melee Speed

Phase III quest, Capt Sarguillo  CP Melee Accuracy

As you can see, I had to do Phases I,II and III twice to get the skills I wanted. This completes my 6 lines of skills. Now I surrender skill points and purchase the news skills so I can exit the village. I will be banking 4,950,000 ER FS XP and 2,500,00 CP FS XP before surrendering my 24 skill points needed to fill the 6 lines of skills I need to exit the village.

How do you get FS XP? You turn in or convert normal XP for FS XP at a specific ratio. Each type of normal XP has a different conversion ratio. For example: Weapon XP has a conversion ratio of 30:1 So a maxed-out 1,200,000 weapon XP is worth 40,000 FS XP. Combat XP has a conversion ratio of 3:1 so 300,000 combat XP is worth 100,000 FS XP.

So let's look at an example of filling in a line of skills. Let's say I want to fill the ER survival line. I need 50,000 ER FS XP for the Novice box, 175,000  ER FS XP for Survival I, 250,000 ER FS XP for Survival II, 350,000 ER FS XP for Survival III and 450,000 ER FS XP for Survival IV. That's a total of 1,275,000 FS XP for the 1st line and if you are filling more ER lines like Vehicle Control, each additional line will be 1,250,000 FS XP. The Master box is 0 FS XP so the whole ER tree will cost 4,950,000 FS XP.

Notice I typed ER FS XP and not just FS XP. Each tree has its own FS XP, so when turning in your normal XP for FS XP, make sure you are converting it for the right type of FS XP. Combat Prowess would be Combat XP, Reflexes would be Reflex XP and so on. For short, I would say ER for Enhanced Reflex and CP for Combat Prowess.

[CP] = Combat Prowess 1) R Accuracy 2) M Speed 3) M Accuracy 4) R Speed
[ER] = Enhanced Reflexes 1) Survival 2) Vehicular Control 3) R Defense 4) M Defense
[HS] = Heightened Senses 1) Persuasion 2) Survey 3) Luck 4) Healing
[CM] = Crafting Mastery 1) Assembly 2) Technique 3) Experimentation 4) Repair

Now I will list the quests. This information was gathered from other websites, so it may not be completely accurate, but I am sure it is spot-on or very close.

The Quests Phase 1

CP - R.Accuracy - Capt. Sarguillo (5313, -4161) - Aurilian Banner

10 patrols for the unlock; each patrol consists of 8 waypoints. Avoid groups of more than 3 Sith (do not engage); kill groups of 3 or less. 10 additional patrols for the banner. As you complete patrols, the wps get farther apart (for the last patrol, 2k between wps is not unusual)

ER - Survival - Whip (5283, -4226) - Aurilian Sculpture 3/4

Go to the waypoint Whip gives you; when you reach it, you get directed to a Sith encampment (~250m away), where you must kill a Sith pirate and thug, then converse with the "captured villager.". He will follow you (you must take him the entire way back to the base, or you will fail the rescue). 5 rescues must be completed in total.

HS - Persuasion - Silvarra (5391, -4075)
**Must have Master Medic**

Treat 5 villagers for the unlock, 5 additional for the necklace, and 5 more for the plant. To treat a patient, you just talk to a droid (and when you complete a patient, the droid resets, so you never need to talk to more than one droid). Each patient has about 7 things wrong with them; treat the last one first and work your way up. A medicine can cure up to 2 different things and cause a 3rd new problem. You can experiment with the primary cure, secondary cure, or residual (exp-ing on the residual removes the added problem). The following is a chart as to which % experimentation maps to which cured disease:

fever = 0-8% experimentation
vomiting = 8-16% experimentation
open sores == 17-25% experimentation
puss filled lesions = 25-33% experimentation
erratic heart rate = 33-41% experimentation
respiratory failure = 42-50% experimentation
lost vision = 50-58% experimentation
partial paralysis = 58-66% experimentation
violent spasms = 67-75% experimentation
bloody cough = 75-83% experimentation
swelling = 83-91% experimentation
internal bleeding = 92-100% experimentation
It is best to bring high-end resources (5 flora and 10 metals per med) for most medicines and some extremely low-end resources (it's OQ 66% PE 33%) for fever/vomiting, otherwise, your assembly % will start too high to get them. If you have a friendly doc who is currently doing the quest, then they can create schematics for the medicine and run them in a factory. Beware,  however, as they do not stack in crates. And they must be currently working on the quest; when you finish, you lose the base schem and can't create any new meds. With just Novice Doc I was able to experiment up to partial paralysis with high-end resources, but to get the top 4 you need some or all of the doc crafting chain.

Current information on the plant: It grows through the stages of Small Aurilian Plant, Medium Aurilian Plant and Aurilian Plant, after it reaches the largest stage, it'll produce a fruit that is a 1k H/A/M heal (food filling 10). Each plant is unique, so you must find the best settings for your plant yourself. Here is a good guide that explains how it works.

CM - Assembly - Quharek (5373, -4181) - Aurilian Sculpture 4/4

Go to the sensor array (5417, -4119), access the terminal, and retrieve all 4 components ("retrieve" radial option). Head to the "Chief Engineer's Hut" (5377, -4116), use the "Recursive Analyzer" to turn the broken components into schematics (be sure to have 4 spaces in your datapad). No experimentation occurs and quality doesn't matter; you can use a generic or W/D/G tool, and the schematics only have a single use (and making schematics out of them won't help since you can only do the next step on items you've crafted); crit fails do nothing (you keep the schem and the resources). You must calibrate each item after crafting. If you screw up the puzzle, the component's integrity will go down; if it hits 0% you must 'unbreak' it into a schematic and recraft it. Once all 4 have been calibrated, put them back in the sensor array. All of the puzzles require some guessing as changes aren't updated in real-time.

Solid State Array: 100 Extrusive Ore, 10 Nabooian Water, 20 Polymer, 10 Copper Line up the horizontal holes with the vertical line
Signal Amplifier: 70 Copper, 20 Carb Ore, 25 Tal Fiberplast, 20 Aluminum Match the two graphs
Gyroscopic Receiver: 50 Yavinian Wind, 20 Lub Oil, 45 Steel, 20 Copper Match the two patterns
Configuration Processor: 50 Rori Fiberplast, 30 Copper, 40 Aluminum, 15 Copper Match the patterns (pressing one button will affect the other two)

The Quests Phase 2

CP - M.Speed - Dageerin (5238, -4189) 

Track down and destroy 8 enemy bases. You are given a tool in your datapad to track the bases; it gives you a "threat level," and when it's high, you're moving towards your target. When you get to a base, wait for your quest journal to update, and then kill the Sith there. Return to Dageerin after each mission.

ER - Vehicular Control - Whip (5283, -4226) - Gleaming Ring (+35 Defense General and +45 Opportune Chance)

You will be given a WP on Endor; when you get there, a crashed ship will be within about 500m (it spawns on the overhead map as a structure) with Sith guards; when you get near the camp, the supplies will appear in your inventory with a system message; return to Whip (just get close to him and they transfer over, but you must talk to him to get the next wp). Repeat five times. If you're having problems, make sure you're at the right camp (sometimes they spawn quite close to one another). Some additional information: missions are ~3k away from the starport, 7 sith at each (2 thugs, 5 pirates). It has also been suggested that you can just drive up to your camp and get the crate without fighting the Sith. If you have problems with your mission, you can now reset the mission with Whip.

HS - Survey - Eozlin (5200, -4141) - Some resources and An Inorganic Survey Tool (Chemical, Gas, Mineral, Water)
**Must have Novice Artisan**

Find 50%+ concentrations of different resources (Aluminum, Gemstone, Energy [Wind/Solar], Ore, Copper, Steel, Iron, Gas), your Force Crystal will tell you what you have to do next. All you have to do is survey them and be standing on a spot that is above 50%, you do not have to sample. You get a Sith resource loot item for each successful survey. You do not have to return when you're done; you do not have to stay on Dath.

CM - Technique - Quharek (5247, -4032) 
**Must have Novice Artisan**
Note: this quest is capped; only the first X people may take it.

Contribute 10 items (Reinforced Wall Module, Small Turret and Refined X count as items) to the village crafting project. To contribute, get a schematic, or check the status, talk to the binary load lifter droid QT-QC [located at (5193, -4196)]. This is where those unstackable resource loots from Sith are used. It seems the bare minimum will be 200 resources. These resources are found from looting Sith (so talk to people doing combat missions); additionally, anyone who did the Eozlin Survey quest this phase should have gotten 7 of them as well (one per successful survey).

Reinforced Wall Module: 10 Similar Endrine Ore, 10 Similar Rudic Ore, [optional] 1 Reinforced Wall Module
Small Turret: 1 Turret Hardware, 1 Turret Electronics
Turret Electronics: 5 Similar Rudic Ore, 10 Similar Ardanium II Energy, [optional] 1 Turret Electronics
Turret Hardware: 5 Similar Endrine Ore
Refined Ardanium II: 20 Similar Ardanium II Energy
Refined Endrine: 20 Similar Endrine Ore
Refined Rudic: 20 Similar Rudic Ore
Village Defenses: 1 Refined Endrine, 1 Refined Rudic, 1 Refined Ardanium II, 1 Reinforced Wall Module, 1 Small Turret[Note: this item is uncraftable.]
The reward seems to have 20 uses if you won a category (most quality or quantity overall, most quality or quantity on a single item) and 5 uses if you didn't. According to what I've read, a critical success is above amazing and may allow you to go over hard caps, may only affect one line, may affect all of them, and is still waiting to hear back from people actually using them.

The Quests Phase 3

CP - M.Accuracy - Capt. Sarguillo (5313, -4161) Belt of the Force Sensitive

Capture the commander of an enemy base. Each base has a strong shield, turrets, and Sith. You must first disable the shields to get into the base. Waypoints to the bases, along with the codes (Remote Frequency Codes) to disable the shields, are found on the NPCs around the bases. Each base has a different code for unlocking the shields. The Captain gives you a device (Shield Generator Remote) to turn off the shield of a particular base when you give him the appropriate frequency code (you must also hand him waypoints, unsure as to why yet). After disabling the shields, you must kill 5 Sith to have the Commander spawn. He has a capture option from the radial menu; use it (you only have a limited amount of time to get him before the shields come back up). He will then follow you (you must take him back to the village); do not leave him behind, or you will fail. You only have an hour to get him back to the village, and Sith will attack you to try to get him back (if he tries to escape, you have a short time to recapture him)

You can do this mission with another player in order to get the bonus reward (Power Crystal), The captain will offer you the ability to do this partnership at the beginning; in this case, one person lowers the shield and the other captures the commander. Both people are doing the mission; both will unlock and get rewards; neither can take other missions.

The base WP's are the same locations on every server, but which base is server-dependent? Check out this for your server specifics. The following is a list of base WPs. :

The following are confirmed by at least 2 people:
-2932, 738
-1977, 2234
-1680, 1703
4027, -1402
-1721, -4684
1311, 1219
-1000, 2300
-410, 2506
5315, -1145
2960, 45
-1092, 2343
-390, -1966
-1017, -2873
The following are confirmed by only 1 person:
700, 750
3053, 37
3076, 2174
-1000, 2300
1073, 1860
ER - R.Defense - Dageerin (5238, -4189) - No Reward

Track down and destroy 8 enemy bases. You are given a tool in your datapad to track the bases; it gives you a "threat level," and when it's high, you're moving towards your target. When you get to a base, wait for your quest journal to update, and then kill the Sith there. Return to Dageerin after each mission.

HS - Luck - Eozlin (5200, -4141) - Inorganic Survey Tool [Same as Phase 2]
**Must have Novice Artisan**

Find 50%+ concentrations of different resources (Iron, Gas, Energy, Aluminum, Ore, Gemstone, Steel, Copper). All you have to do is survey them and be standing on a spot that is above 50%, you do not have to sample. You get a Sith resource loot item for each successful survey.

CM - Experimentation - Quharek (5292, -4108) 
**Must have Novice Artisan**
Note: this quest is capped; only the first X people may take it.

Contribute 20 items to the village crafting project. To contribute, get a schematic, or check the status, talk to the binary load lifter droid QT-QC [located at (5193, -4196)]. This is where those unstackable resource loots from Sith are used. It seems the bare minimum will be 200 resources. These resources are found from looting Sith (so talk to people doing combat missions); additionally, anyone who did the Eozlin Survey/Luck Quest this phase should have gotten 7 of them as well (one per successful survey). We believe that rewards will be handed out at phase shift; if you win a category (Quantity/Quality) your reward will have more uses. Using a component back in itself improves its quality but does not cause the component to count as 2 items (I have had some reports of this not working with unit computers).

Power Supply: 2 Similar Ostrine Ore, 3 Similar Endrine Ore, 5 Similar Wind Crystal Energy, [optional] 1 Power Supply
Primary Computer: 4 Similar Rudic Ore, 3 Similar Ardanium II Energy, 3 Similar Wind Crystal Energy, [optional] 1 Primary Computer
Regulator: 5 Similar Rudic Ore, 5 Similar Ostrine Ore, [optional] 1 Regulator
Shield Connections: 10 Similar Ostrine Ore
Shield Housing: 5 Similar Endrine Ore, 4 Similar Rudic Ore
Unit Computer: 4 Similar Rudic Ore, 6 Similar Ardanium II Energy, [optional] 1 Unit Computer
Endrost Alloy: 8 Similar Endrine Ore, 1 Ostrine Ore, 1 Wind Crystal Energy
Village Shields:1 Endrost Alloy, 1 Shield Housing, 1 Power Supply, 1 Unit Computer, 1 Regulator, 1 Shield Connections, 1 Primary Computer[Note: this item is uncraftable.]

The Quests Phase 4

CP - R.Speed - Capt Sarguillo (5313, -4161) - Aurilian Sculpture 1/4 (?)

Enemies will attack the village every 2 hours; you must kill 50 Sith Outlaws and 25 Sith Pirates. To get credit for a kill, all you must do is register a hit (at which point they will appear on radar and the overhead map as red instead of yellow, which is very useful for knowing who you haven't hit yet). Upon completion of the mission, you unlock either CP - R.Speed or ER - M.Defense , whichever you picked when starting.

ER - M.Defense - Capt Sarguillo (5313, -4161) Beaming Ring

See CP - R.Speed above, it gives the option to unlock this branch. Note that this branch doesn't give you the reward while Ranged Speed does; this is intended and a little silly.

HS - Healing - Silvarra (5391, -4075) 

You must heal 50 other players during the Sith attacks (there are raids once every 2 hours); you can only get credit for a heal once per person, and you must be grouped with them; however, to get credit, the player you heal has to be in combat with a Sith Outlaw/Pirate (See the CP mission this phase). [Heal an additional 50 for the reward.]

CM - Repair - Chief Engineer of Aurilia (5390, -4122) - Aurilian Sculpture 2/4

Step 1: Go to Keren, Coronet, or Mos Entha to speak with a "Gadget Specialist" (you can get wp's to any of these from Alpoka). You must purchase a "Satellite Tracking Device Assembly Kit" for 530 credits.
Step 2: Complete the kit (Requires, Tracking Device Assembly Bracket First, Second and Third Segment; Tracking Device Case First, Second and Third Section). You also need 4 Master Artisan crafted items.
Step 3: Go to any Starport ticket droid and use the "Purchasing Satellite Tracking Data" radial option; this costs 1100 credits. Once the droid finds the satellite, you retrieve the info with the "Obtain Satellite Data" radial option.
Step 4: Use your tracking device to locate the satellite and retrieve the computer core
Step 5: Use the "Reconfigure Interface" radial option on the computer core. You must get the four indicators to light up. To do this, you must connect four wires in the proper order. There are red, yellow, and blue wires, and each can be connected to a different power source. You set it up and then test it to see if you're right. For each wire connected to the correct contact, one of the indicators will light up; if the right type of wire is used but to the wrong contact, the indicator will flicker. Each failed test damages the core and causes the "Circuit Integrity" to drop, which is the % chance the core is still viable. On average, a core can survive 6 or 7 attempts before it's fried (unclear right now what happens if you fry the core—do you fail or do you have to retrieve it again).
Step 6: Return the completed configured core back to "Chief Engineer" [Name keeps changing]
WARNING: If you complete step 3 before doing step 2 you will get screwed

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