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**Defeat 50 enemies by reflecting their blaster bolts back at them.** This trophy can be earned from the beginning of the game and should come naturally if you regularly reflect blaster fire during combat. When an enemy fires a blaster at Cal, press **L1** just before the bolt reaches you. A properly timed block reflects the shot toward the attacker instead of merely deflecting it away. The reflected bolt must deal the finishing blow for the kill to count. Regular Stormtroopers are ideal targets because they usually die from a single reflected shot. Continue defeating enemies this way until you've accumulated **50 kills**. The trophy unlocks automatically once you reach the required total.

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**The Imperial Refinery on Kashyyyk is an excellent farming location.** Several Stormtroopers can be found near a Meditation Point, allowing you to repeatedly reflect their shots. Stand far enough away to clearly see the incoming bolts, then tap L1 just before impact. After defeating the enemies, return to the Meditation Point and rest to respawn them. Holding L1 continuously will block incoming fire, but you need properly timed reflections to send shots back at your enemies. This is also a useful opportunity to practice your defensive timing for **Perfect Timing**. Nothing says Jedi quite like politely returning an Imperial delivery to its original sender.

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**Defeat an enemy by causing it to collide with another enemy.** You can attempt this trophy after unlocking **Force Push** during the Tomb of Eilram on Zeffo. Find two enemies standing close together and position Cal so that one enemy is directly in front of the other. Use **Force Push (R2)** to launch the first enemy into the second. If the collision defeats either enemy, the trophy unlocks. However, Force Push alone can make this difficult because enemies don't always line up correctly. An easier method becomes available after unlocking **Force Pull** during the Tomb of Miktrull. Use **Force Pull (L2)** to grab a weaker enemy, then aim toward another enemy and press **R2** to launch your captive into the target. The resulting collision should defeat one or both enemies and unlock the trophy.

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**Wait until you've unlocked Force Pull**, as combining it with Force Push makes the trophy significantly easier. Regular Stormtroopers and small creatures are good targets because they have low Health. One useful location is **Imperial Headquarters on Zeffo**, where an Astromech Droid can appear near a group of Stormtroopers. Use Force Push to launch the droid into the nearby enemies. If the collision causes a kill, the trophy unlocks immediately. If your attempt fails, return to the nearby Meditation Point and rest to respawn the enemies. You only need one successful collision kill. Who knew the Force could turn a Stormtrooper into a bowling ball?

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**Defeat 20 enemies using explosives.** Explosive kills can be earned in several ways, but the most reliable method is to redirect enemy explosives using Force abilities. After unlocking **Force Push** during the story, look for Rocket Launcher Troopers or Stormtrooper Commanders. Rocket Launcher Troopers fire explosive projectiles that can be redirected toward them. Wait for a trooper to launch a rocket, then press **R1** to slow the projectile and **R2** to push it back toward the enemy. If the returning rocket kills the trooper, it counts toward the trophy. You can also use Force Push to return grenades thrown by Stormtrooper Commanders or launch explosive creatures into nearby enemies. Continue until you've defeated **20 enemies with explosive damage**. The trophy unlocks automatically after the required number of kills.

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**Rocket Launcher Troopers are particularly effective for farming this trophy** because their own rockets can often defeat them in a single hit. One useful location is Kashyyyk, near the area following the Ninth Sister boss encounter. A group of Rocket Launcher Troopers can be found beyond a zipline, with a Meditation Point nearby. Redirect their rockets, return to the Meditation Point, rest to respawn them, and repeat. Make sure the explosion delivers the finishing blow. Simply damaging enemies with explosives won't count. You can earn this trophy gradually during normal gameplay, so there's no need to grind all 20 kills at once. Turns out the Empire's heavy weapons are extremely effective. Especially against the Empire.

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**Hit a single enemy with all three lightsaber attack types.** This trophy becomes available late in the story, after Cal constructs his new lightsaber on **Ilum**. You must unlock all three lightsaber techniques: - **Single-Bladed Lightsaber** — Available from the beginning of the game. - **Double-Bladed Lightsaber** — Unlocked during story progression or through earlier exploration. - **Split Saber** — Unlocked when Cal crafts his new lightsaber on Ilum. Find an enemy with enough Health to survive at least three attacks. First, equip the single-bladed lightsaber by pressing **Left on the D-Pad**, then hit the enemy with Square. Next, switch to the double-bladed lightsaber by pressing **Right on the D-Pad** and land another attack. Finally, perform a **Split Saber attack by pressing L1 + Square**. All three attacks must connect with the **same enemy**. The trophy unlocks immediately after the third attack lands.

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**Security Droids are excellent targets** because they have enough Health to withstand several lightsaber strikes. After crafting your Split Saber on Ilum, you'll encounter Security Droids during the following story sections, making this a convenient opportunity. You can also attempt the trophy against stronger creatures or bosses. Make sure each attack actually connects. If an enemy blocks your lightsaber, reposition and try again. Avoid using powerful attacks that might defeat the enemy before you've demonstrated all three techniques. You do not need to defeat the enemy. Simply hitting it with each attack type is enough. Three different lightsaber techniques against one opponent. Cal might be showing off a little.

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**Slice an Oggdo's tongue with your lightsaber.** Oggdos are large, frog-like creatures found on **Bogano**. Before attempting this trophy, unlock **Force Pull** during the Tomb of Miktrull and purchase the **Grasping Pull** upgrade from the Force skill tree. Find an Oggdo and lock onto it. An easy location is the **Subterranean Refuge**, where an Oggdo appears near a Meditation Point. Hold **L2** to use Grasping Pull on the creature. This pulls its tongue toward Cal, leaving it exposed. Immediately press **Square** to strike the tongue with your lightsaber. If the attack connects, the tongue will be severed and the trophy will unlock. You do not need to defeat the Oggdo.

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**You don't have to wait for the Oggdo to perform its tongue attack.** With Grasping Pull unlocked, you can pull its tongue out yourself. Keep a little distance from the creature so you have time to react, but remain close enough to strike once the tongue is exposed. If the Oggdo dies before you succeed, rest at a nearby Meditation Point to respawn it. Make sure you've purchased Grasping Pull, as ordinary Force Pull isn't powerful enough for this technique. For a Jedi, Cal has a surprisingly effective way of telling annoying creatures to keep their mouths shut.

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**Successfully perform 100 Precision Evades against enemy attacks.** First, unlock the **Precision Evade** skill in the Survival skill tree. It becomes available after learning Jedi Flip during your second visit to Kashyyyk. Precision Evade is different from a regular dodge. To perform one, press **Circle** immediately before an enemy's attack connects, without moving the left stick. A successful Precision Evade causes Cal to sidestep the attack at the last moment. It also briefly slows the enemy and restores some Force energy. Repeat this technique until you've successfully performed **100 Precision Evades**. The trophy unlocks automatically after reaching the required total.

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**Scout Troopers with electrobatons are excellent targets** because their melee attacks are easy to anticipate. Find one near a Meditation Point and repeatedly perform Precision Evades without attacking. Watch the enemy's weapon carefully and press Circle just before the strike lands. Avoid holding a movement direction while dodging, as this can trigger a different evasive movement instead of the precise sidestep you're trying to perform. If your timing feels inconsistent, lower the difficulty to Story Mode. You can perform multiple Precision Evades against the same enemy, so there's no need to defeat 100 different opponents. Eventually, Cal will be dodging attacks so effortlessly that even the Stormtroopers might start questioning their aim.

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**Defeat an enemy using a droid hacked by BD-1.** First, unlock the **Slice: Probe Droid** upgrade at a workbench on Zeffo after escaping the Tomb of Miktrull. This upgrade allows BD-1 to hack Imperial Probe Droids and temporarily turn them into allies. Find an Imperial Probe Droid near a group of Stormtroopers. Use **Force Pull (L2)** to bring the droid close, then press **Down on the D-Pad** when prompted to hack it. Once hacked, the droid will begin attacking nearby enemies instead of Cal. Allow your newly acquired ally to defeat at least one enemy to unlock the trophy.

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**The area immediately after obtaining Slice: Probe Droid is an excellent place to attempt this trophy.** You'll encounter a Probe Droid and several Stormtroopers nearby. Damage a Stormtrooper until it's almost defeated, then stop attacking and let your hacked droid finish the job. If the droid is destroyed before earning a kill, rest at a Meditation Point to respawn the enemies and try again. You can also use the later **Slice: Security Droid** upgrade for this trophy. BD-1 may be small, but apparently he's also capable of convincing Imperial military equipment to reconsider its career choices.

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**Kick a Phillak after it has kicked you.** Phillaks are large, goat-like creatures found on **Zeffo**. They can charge Cal with their horns and kick backward when approached from behind. Before attempting this trophy, purchase the **Evasive Kick** skill from the Lightsaber skill tree. Find a Phillak and approach it from behind. Stand close enough for the creature to perform its backward kick, then allow the attack to hit Cal. Once you've been kicked, face the Phillak and perform an Evasive Kick by pressing **Circle**, followed quickly by **Square**. You must successfully land the kick on the same Phillak that kicked you. The trophy unlocks immediately after your counterattack connects. You do not need to defeat the creature.

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**Let the Phillak charge toward a wall before approaching from behind.** This can briefly leave it vulnerable and make positioning easier. If it keeps turning to face you, dodge its attacks until you can get behind it. After receiving the backward kick, don't rush. Wait for another attack, perform a quick evade, and follow up with your kick. Make sure you're using Evasive Kick rather than a normal lightsaber attack. It's a simple lesson in Jedi diplomacy: sometimes you have to kick a goat to teach it some manners.

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**Defeat an enemy using only kicks.** Before attempting this trophy, unlock the **Evasive Kick** skill from the Lightsaber skill tree. This ability allows Cal to perform a counterattack immediately after a quick evade. To execute Evasive Kick, press **Circle** to perform a quick evade, then quickly press **Square** to kick. Find a weak enemy, preferably an ordinary Stormtrooper, and make sure it has full Health. Defeat the enemy exclusively through Evasive Kicks. You cannot damage it with your lightsaber, Force abilities, reflected blaster fire, or environmental hazards. Each successful kick reduces the enemy's Health until it is defeated. The trophy unlocks immediately when an enemy dies from damage caused entirely by your kicks.

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**Regular Stormtroopers are among the easiest targets** because they have relatively low Health and can be defeated with just a few kicks. Get close enough that the Stormtrooper attempts to strike you with its blaster rather than shooting from a distance. Quickly evade and follow up with Evasive Kick, then repeat until the enemy is defeated. Make sure no other enemies are nearby, as accidental damage from another source may invalidate the attempt. Avoid pressing Square too late after dodging, since Cal might perform a normal lightsaber attack instead. You can attempt this trophy at any point after unlocking the skill. Cal has a perfectly functional lightsaber and incredible Force abilities, but sometimes the galaxy's problems apparently require a good old-fashioned kicking.

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**Defeat all four legendary creatures hidden throughout the game.** These creatures are stronger versions of regular enemies, with increased health and more dangerous attacks. Each is located in an optional area. The four legendary creatures are: - **Oggdo Bogdo** — Bogdo Sinkholes, Bogano. - **Rabid Jotaz** — Broken Wing, Zeffo. - **Albino Wyyyschokk** — Imperial Refinery, Kashyyyk. - **Nydak Alpha** — Strangled Cliffs, Dathomir. You can defeat them in any order. They have unique boss health bars, making them easy to distinguish from ordinary enemies. All four can be encountered during normal exploration, but some are difficult to reach or defeat early in the story. The trophy unlocks immediately after defeating the fourth legendary creature.

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**Wait until you've upgraded Cal's Health, Force abilities, and Stim Canister capacity** before hunting these creatures. Force Slow can create openings for attacks, while well-timed dodges and parries are particularly helpful against their stronger moves. These enemies are automatically registered in BD-1's Tactical Guide, contributing toward **Data Collector**. You can defeat them during collectible cleanup, saving unnecessary trips across the galaxy. Oggdo Bogdo can be encountered very early on Bogano, but there's no shame in returning later. That oversized frog has ruined plenty of promising Jedi careers.

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**Send 25 enemies falling over ledges using Force abilities.** You can begin working toward this trophy after unlocking **Force Push** in the Tomb of Eilram on Zeffo. Find enemies standing near cliffs, platforms, or other areas where falling will defeat them. Press **R2** to use Force Push and launch an enemy over the edge. The enemy must fall to its death for the kill to count. Repeat this until you've knocked **25 enemies** off ledges. The trophy unlocks automatically after your 25th successful environmental kill.

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**The Imperial Refinery on Kashyyyk is an excellent farming location.** Several Stormtroopers appear near a ledge, with a Meditation Point close enough to reset the encounter. Position yourself so the enemies are between Cal and the drop, then use Force Push to send them flying. After clearing the area, return to the Meditation Point and rest to respawn the Stormtroopers. Once you've unlocked Force Pull, you can also pull enemies into a better position before pushing them over the edge. Avoid attacking enemies with your lightsaber if you're trying to farm this efficiently. You want the fall itself to defeat them. This trophy can also unlock naturally if you regularly use Force Push during combat. Who needs a lightsaber when gravity is doing such an excellent job?

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**Defeat 25 enemies while they're affected by Empowered Slow.** First, purchase the **Empowered Slow** skill from the Force skill tree after discovering the Ancient Vault on Bogano. This upgraded ability allows Cal to charge Force Slow, creating a stronger effect than the standard version. To activate it, **hold R1** until Cal completes the charging animation and releases a pulse of Force energy. You'll notice a visual effect and controller vibration when the ability is fully charged. While an enemy is affected by Empowered Slow, defeat it with your lightsaber. Repeat this process until you've defeated **25 enemies** under the effect of Empowered Slow. The trophy unlocks automatically after the 25th qualifying kill.

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**Regular Stormtroopers are the easiest targets** because they can usually be defeated with one lightsaber strike. Make sure you're fully charging Empowered Slow. Simply tapping R1 or releasing it too early activates regular Force Slow, which doesn't count. Wait until Cal completes the charging animation before attacking. Because damaging an enemy breaks the Slow effect, it's best to target enemies that can be defeated in a single hit. Find a Meditation Point near several Stormtroopers, defeat them using Empowered Slow, then rest to respawn them. You can also weaken tougher enemies before activating Empowered Slow and delivering the finishing blow. Apparently, being frozen in time isn't enough punishment. Cal also has to hit you with a lightsaber.

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**Successfully parry 100 enemy attacks.** Parrying is one of Cal's most important combat abilities and is available from the beginning of the game. When an enemy attacks with a melee weapon, press **L1** immediately before the strike connects. A successful parry interrupts or staggers the enemy, often leaving them vulnerable to a follow-up attack. Simply holding L1 to block an attack does not count as a parry. You must successfully parry **100 attacks** across your playthrough. These do not need to be performed against different enemies. The trophy unlocks automatically after your 100th successful parry.

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**Scout Troopers are excellent enemies for practicing parries**, especially those carrying electrobatons. Their melee attacks have relatively predictable animations, making it easier to learn the correct timing. You can repeatedly parry the same enemy without defeating them, so there's no need to travel between locations. If you're struggling with the timing, lower the difficulty to Story Mode, which provides a more forgiving parry window. You can also farm parries near a Meditation Point and rest whenever you need to recover Health. Don't rush your button presses. Watch the enemy's weapon and tap L1 just before the attack lands. After 100 successful parries, Cal should be considerably better at defending himself. Whether the Stormtroopers have learned anything is another question.

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**Defeat all three types of Haxion Brood bounty hunters.** The Haxion Brood begins pursuing Cal after a particular story event involving a bounty hunter and an arena battle. There are three enemy types you must defeat: - **Haxion Brood Bounty Hunter** - **Haxion Brood Commando** - **Haxion Brood Bounty Droid** You'll encounter a Bounty Droid during the story-related arena sequence, while the other bounty hunter types can appear during subsequent exploration. These enemies may ambush Cal in various locations across the game's planets. Unlike ordinary enemies, bounty hunters have individual names and prominent health bars displayed during their encounters. Defeat at least one enemy from each of the three categories. Once you've defeated all three types, the trophy unlocks automatically.

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**Don't ignore bounty hunters when they appear**, since their encounters can be unpredictable and may require additional exploration to trigger again. The Bounty Hunter and Commando use different weapons and attack patterns, so adjust your strategy accordingly. Force Slow can help create openings, while parrying and dodging are useful against their more aggressive attacks. Make sure to scan their bodies with BD-1 after defeating them, as these enemies also contribute toward **Data Collector**. If you're missing a particular type, continue exploring previously visited planets and revisiting areas where bounty hunters can appear. Older versions of the game had reported bounty-hunter spawning issues, so keeping the game updated is recommended. Apparently, surviving Order 66 and being hunted by the Empire wasn't enough. Cal also has to deal with a group of bounty hunters who refuse to mind their own business.

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**Defeat three enemies with a single Lightsaber Throw.** First, unlock the **Lightsaber Throw** skill from the Force skill tree after learning Force Pull during the story. To perform the attack, hold **L1** and press **Triangle**. Cal throws his lightsaber toward enemies, and it returns to his hand. You must defeat three enemies with the same throw. Kills made by the outgoing blade and its return can both contribute. The easiest approach is to find three weak enemies standing close together and line them up before throwing your lightsaber. An excellent location is **Binog Mesa on Bogano**, where three Splox can appear together in a grassy area near the amphitheater. Position yourself so the throw passes through the group, then use Lightsaber Throw. The trophy unlocks once all three enemies are defeated by a single throw.

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**Splox are ideal targets because they have very little Health**, allowing one throw to defeat them without additional preparation. If the enemies spread apart, move around until they're clustered together before attacking. Don't accidentally defeat one with a normal lightsaber strike while positioning yourself. If your attempt fails, return to a nearby Meditation Point and rest to respawn the enemies. You can also purchase **Power Throw** to increase your lightsaber's throwing distance, although it isn't required. Three enemies, one lightsaber, and absolutely no respect for personal space.

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**Defeat an enemy using its own blaster bolt while the bolt is affected by Force Slow.** You must first unlock **Force Pull** during the main story in the Tomb of Miktrull on Zeffo. The **Grasping Pull** upgrade is also recommended because it allows Cal to pull ordinary Stormtroopers directly toward him. Find a regular Stormtrooper with a blaster and eliminate any nearby enemies so you can attempt the trophy without interruptions. Stand several steps away and wait for the Stormtrooper to fire. As soon as the blaster bolt is traveling toward you, press **R1** to slow it. While the projectile is suspended in the air, hold **L2** to pull the Stormtrooper into its own slowed blaster bolt. If the collision kills the enemy, the trophy unlocks immediately.

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**Use an ordinary Stormtrooper rather than a stronger enemy.** Regular Stormtroopers have low Health and are easier to pull into the projectile. Maintain enough distance to see the incoming shot clearly, but stay close enough that Force Pull can position the enemy correctly. If the Stormtrooper only stumbles forward instead of being pulled toward you, make sure you've purchased Grasping Pull. Do not reflect the slowed projectile with your lightsaber. The enemy must physically collide with its own blaster bolt. A lone Stormtrooper near a Meditation Point is ideal because you can quickly retry. The Empire should probably reconsider its training program when a Jedi can make its soldiers shoot themselves.