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**Find and equip Cal's classic Poncho from STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order.** The Poncho is hidden inside a Chest in **Fort Kah'lin**, located on Koboh. Travel to the fort and make your way through its watchtowers until you reach a large circular platform with several B1 Battle Droids patrolling nearby. Walk onto the platform, and the floor will collapse beneath Cal, dropping him into an underground arena. Here, you'll encounter the **Spawn of Oggdo**, a powerful optional boss and one of the 13 legendary adversaries required for **I'm a Living Legend**. Defeat the creature to gain access to the Chest at the back of the arena. Open the Chest to collect the Poncho cosmetic. Next, open the pause menu, navigate to **Customization**, and equip the Poncho from Cal's Jacket options. The trophy unlocks immediately after equipping it.

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**The Spawn of Oggdo is one of the game's toughest optional enemies**, so consider returning after you've upgraded Cal's Health, Stim Canisters, and combat abilities. Watch for its unblockable attacks, particularly its dangerous tongue attack, which can defeat Cal very quickly. Avoid attacking recklessly. Dodge its combinations and strike during openings. You can lower the difficulty to Story Mode without affecting trophies. Defeating the Spawn of Oggdo also contributes toward I'm a Living Legend, allowing you to work on two trophies during the same encounter. You only need to equip the Poncho once. There's no requirement to keep wearing it afterward. After two games of fighting the Empire, Cal finally reunites with his greatest treasure: a slightly questionable fashion choice from his younger years. The Poncho has returned. Balance has been restored to the Force.

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**Find and pet a Bogling on Koboh.** Boglings are small, furry creatures that first appeared in STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order. Thankfully, they return in Jedi: Survivor, and this time Cal can actually pet them. You'll first encounter Boglings during Chapter 2 while exploring **Koboh**. Although some wild Boglings run away when approached, several friendly ones can be found around **Rambler's Reach Outpost**. The easiest location is near the **stables beside Pyloon's Saloon**, where Boglings regularly wander around. Approach one slowly and press **R3** when the interaction prompt appears. Cal will kneel down and give the creature some attention. The trophy unlocks immediately after the interaction.

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**The Boglings near the stables are the easiest targets** because they generally remain nearby rather than fleeing. You can also find friendly Boglings during Chapter 2 in the Smuggler's Tunnels and near Toa's campfire in the Basalt Rift. These story encounters provide convenient opportunities if you want to earn the trophy early. You don't need to collect anything, recruit a Bogling, or complete a side quest. Simply pet one and you're finished. After two games of fighting Inquisitors, giant monsters, and the Empire, Cal finally gets a trophy for doing something genuinely wholesome. And frankly, he deserves it.

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**Refresh the Refresher at Pyloon's Saloon on Koboh.** This trophy can be earned shortly after reaching **Rambler's Reach Outpost** and gaining access to Pyloon's Saloon during Chapter 2. Enter the Cantina and locate the bathroom on the ground floor, near the staircase and bar area. Inside the bathroom, look for the open toilet stall. Approach the toilet and press **R3** when the interaction prompt appears. Cal will use the Force to investigate the clogged Refresher, pulling an unexpected object out of the plumbing. You'll receive a **Priorite Shard**, and the trophy will unlock immediately.

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**Complete this trophy during your first visit to Pyloon's Saloon**, as it only takes a few seconds and requires no additional abilities. The Priorite Shard obtained from the Refresher contributes toward **Splurgle**, which requires collecting enough shards to purchase all of Doma's merchandise. If you're having trouble locating the bathroom, enter the Cantina and look toward the right-hand side of the ground floor. There are no enemies, puzzles, or special requirements involved. You can also return later during post-game cleanup if you forget about it. Jedi Masters once used the Force to lift enormous objects, influence minds, and defend the innocent. Cal has now discovered another important application: unclogging a toilet. Somewhere, Yoda is deeply disappointed.

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**Practice with a training dummy while wearing a Headband.** First, travel to **Doma's Outpost Commodities** in Rambler's Reach Outpost on Koboh. Purchase the **Headband** hairstyle from Doma for **seven Priorite Shards**. Once purchased, open the pause menu and navigate to the **Customization** tab. Under Cal's Hair options, equip the Headband. Next, travel to **Jedha** and head to the **Veiled Hangar**, where the Stinger Mantis is parked near the Jedi Archives. Look for a Stormtrooper training dummy positioned near the ship, along the route toward the Archives. Approach the dummy while wearing the Headband and strike it with your lightsaber. The trophy unlocks immediately after successfully hitting the training dummy.

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**Make sure you've equipped the Headband hairstyle before attacking the dummy.** Simply owning it isn't enough. You don't need to perform a specific lightsaber technique or defeat any enemies. Any standard lightsaber strike should satisfy the requirement. If you haven't collected seven Priorite Shards yet, explore Koboh and open nearby treasure locations before returning to Doma's shop. The training dummy remains accessible throughout the game, so this trophy can easily be completed during post-game cleanup. You'll also make progress toward **Splurgle** by purchasing the Headband from Doma. After years of intense Jedi training, Cal has finally discovered the secret to mastering the Force: a fashionable Headband and an extremely unfortunate training dummy. Somewhere, a certain karate instructor would be proud.

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**Win every Holotactics match at Pyloon's Saloon.** Holotactics is a strategy minigame that allows Cal to command holographic versions of enemies encountered throughout the galaxy. To unlock it, first recruit **Bhima and Tulli**, who are found near the **Boiling Bluff Meditation Point** on Koboh. Defeat the Mogu threatening them, then speak with both characters to recruit them to Pyloon's Saloon. Once recruited, visit the second floor of the Cantina and enter the room containing the Holotactics table. There are **eight opponents** to defeat: Turgle, Greez, Tulakt, Merrin, Caij, Skoova, T-1N8, and Tulli. Each opponent presents several rounds of increasingly difficult battles. Use your available Battle Points to deploy units, arranging melee fighters toward the front and ranged attackers behind them. Win every round against all eight opponents to unlock the trophy.

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**Save Holotactics for late-game cleanup**, when you've scanned more enemy types and recruited the necessary opponents. Your available Holotactics units are determined by the enemies recorded in BD-1's Tactical Guide, so progressing toward **Intergalactic Geographic** makes this trophy easier. One particularly effective strategy involves deploying **Droidekas** toward the back of your formation, protected by durable melee units. Their ranged attacks can eliminate opposing forces quickly, although they become vulnerable if enemies reach them. Unused Battle Points carry into later rounds, so don't spend everything unnecessarily. Winning against Turgle also rewards a **Priorite Shard** needed for **Splurgle**. If a particular formation fails, adjust your unit placement and try again. Some battles involve a degree of randomness. Cal has spent years fighting battle droids. Now he gets to spend his free time collecting miniature versions and making them fight each other. At least nobody is asking him to rescue another ancient Jedi.

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**Equip a new cosmetic appearance in every required Cal customization category.** Jedi: Survivor provides considerably more customization options than Fallen Order, allowing you to change Cal's hairstyle, facial hair, clothing, and overall appearance. Cosmetic items can be discovered inside Chests throughout the galaxy or purchased from merchants such as Doma on Koboh. To unlock this trophy, you must equip a new cosmetic in each of the following four categories: - **Hair** - **Jacket** - **Shirt** - **Pants** Once you've collected alternative appearances, open the pause menu and navigate to **Customization**. Select a different cosmetic from the original appearance in each required category. After changing all four, the trophy unlocks automatically.

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**The Beard category is not required** for this trophy, so you don't need to worry about unlocking an alternative facial hairstyle. Doma's shop at Rambler's Reach Outpost offers several cosmetics that can help you complete the necessary categories. You'll also find plenty of clothing options while opening Chests during normal exploration. If you're missing a particular cosmetic type, continue exploring or check Doma's inventory. You can complete this trophy relatively early, provided you've collected enough customization options. All cosmetic changes are purely visual and have no effect on Cal's abilities or combat performance. Cal might be one of the last surviving Jedi, but apparently that doesn't prevent him from maintaining a wardrobe large enough to make even the most dedicated fashion enthusiast jealous.

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**Explore Phon'Qi Caverns and obtain the collectible map upgrade.** Phon'Qi Caverns is a large optional underground area located on **Koboh**, accessible through **Foothill Falls**. To reach it, travel to Foothill Falls and locate the abandoned shack overlooking the surrounding area. Use **Force Pull (L2)** on the entrance to the basement and descend into the underground passage. Although you can reach the entrance earlier, you'll need abilities acquired during the story, including **Force Lift**, to explore the deeper sections. Continue through the cavern system, navigating environmental hazards, defeating hostile droids, and overcoming several challenging enemy encounters. Eventually, you'll face a group of dangerous lightsaber-wielding Bedlam Raiders. Defeat them and continue to the terminal near the end of the caverns. Interact with the terminal using BD-1 to obtain the **Map Upgrade: Chests**. The trophy unlocks after obtaining the upgrade.

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**Complete Phon'Qi Caverns early in your post-game cleanup.** The map upgrade reveals the locations of remaining Chests and other valuable collectibles, making later exploration much easier. The caverns contain several difficult encounters, including a Rancor and powerful Bedlam Raiders. Make sure you've collected additional Stim Canisters and upgraded your combat skills before attempting the entire area. You can lower the difficulty to Story Mode without affecting trophies. The Rancor encountered here does not replace the specific Rancor in the Sodden Grotto required for **I'm a Living Legend**. A dedicated video walkthrough is useful because the caverns contain multiple levels and passages that can become confusing. A mysterious abandoned shack leading to an underground cave filled with deadly creatures and hostile droids. Surely nothing about that sounds suspicious.

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**Reach the highest point of Harvest Ridge on Koboh.** Harvest Ridge is an area within the larger **Rambler's Reach** region of Koboh, recognizable by its large barn and nearby tower. The trophy requires reaching the very top of this tower, but getting there involves solving an environmental puzzle using Nekkos and a movable platform inside the barn. Begin by traveling to Harvest Ridge and locating the large red barn. Use a Nekko's double jump to reach the elevated entrance and enter the building. Inside, you'll find a chain mechanism that raises and lowers the barn's gate and an interior lift. Manipulate the chain to open the gate and bring a Nekko inside. Use the Nekko to reach the upper platform, where you can secure the chain and control the lift. Position a Nekko on the lift, lower it, then raise it again to create a route toward the upper exit. Ride the Nekko out of the barn and continue toward the tower. Climb the tower using the available traversal routes until you reach its highest point. The trophy unlocks automatically upon reaching the top.

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**The barn puzzle is the main obstacle**, not the tower itself. You'll need to use multiple Nekkos and carefully position them while operating the chain mechanism. Remember that Nekkos can perform a double jump, allowing Cal to reach platforms that would otherwise be inaccessible. If you're struggling with the puzzle, a dedicated video walkthrough is considerably easier to follow than a lengthy series of written directions. The Force Dash ability unlocked during Chapter 4 can make some traversal sections easier, although it isn't strictly required. You can complete this trophy after finishing the story. Cal has climbed ancient temples, crashed spaceships, and towering Imperial facilities. Naturally, his next great challenge is figuring out how to operate a barn.

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**Customize BD-1, Cal's blaster, and his lightsaber with new parts.** To earn this trophy, you must customize all three pieces of equipment using a workbench. Workbench customization becomes available during Chapter 1, after Cal retrieves BD-1's Assembly Kit aboard the Stinger Mantis. You'll be able to customize BD-1 and your lightsaber early in the game, but the blaster becomes available later during Chapter 3, when Bode gives Cal his own weapon. Once you've unlocked the blaster, visit any workbench, including the one aboard the Mantis. Open the customization menu and select a different component for **BD-1**, **Cal's lightsaber**, and **Cal's blaster**. You only need to change one component on each piece of equipment. There's no requirement to customize every available category. After successfully modifying all three, the trophy unlocks.

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**Change a physical component rather than only a material or color** to ensure the customization registers correctly. Most customization parts are obtained by opening Chests throughout the galaxy, although additional options can also be purchased from merchants. You can modify all three items at the same workbench without traveling between locations. If the trophy doesn't unlock immediately, return to each customization menu and select another available component. You don't need to purchase every customization option or create a particular appearance. All equipment customization is cosmetic and does not affect combat performance. Cal might be fighting for the survival of the Jedi Order, but apparently there's always time to make sure his droid, lightsaber, and blaster are color-coordinated.

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**Travel a total distance of 500 meters while riding creatures.** Throughout STAR WARS Jedi: Survivor, Cal gains the ability to tame and ride various creatures that help him explore the galaxy. You'll first encounter rideable creatures during Chapter 2 on Koboh, where you learn to use **Relters** to glide through the environment and **Nekkos** to travel across the ground. Later, during Chapter 3 on Jedha, you'll also learn to ride **Spamels**, large creatures capable of crossing the desert. To unlock this trophy, simply travel a cumulative distance of **500 meters** while using these creatures. The distance does not need to be covered in a single journey, and progress accumulates across different mounts. Continue traveling until the trophy unlocks automatically.

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**This trophy should unlock naturally** while progressing through the story and exploring Koboh and Jedha. Nekkos are particularly convenient because they can be summoned and ridden around open areas. If you haven't unlocked the trophy by the end of the story, find a Nekko near Rambler's Reach Outpost and ride around until it appears. Relter gliding also contributes toward the required distance, so regular exploration will help. There's no in-game distance tracker, and the trophy may take slightly longer than expected to register. You don't need to complete any races or special challenges. Five hundred meters might not sound like much, but considering how often Cal climbs mountains instead of taking the easy route, it's surprising he doesn't use a mount more frequently.

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**Use BD-1's binoculars to investigate an enemy from a distance.** During Chapter 2 on Koboh, Cal unlocks the ability to use BD-1 as a pair of binoculars, allowing him to observe distant enemies and environmental features. Once this ability is available, find an enemy standing far enough away that it hasn't noticed you. Press **Down on the D-Pad**, then **R3** to activate BD-1's binocular mode. Aim the binoculars toward the enemy and zoom in using **L2 or R2** if necessary. Once the enemy is highlighted, follow the available prompt to inspect it. If the enemy hasn't been scanned previously, you can use the **Square** prompt to add its information to the Tactical Guide. If you've already scanned that enemy type, select the prompt that opens its existing Tactical Guide entry. Either interaction satisfies the requirement. The trophy unlocks immediately after successfully investigating the enemy.

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**This is one of the easiest miscellaneous trophies in the game**, and you can earn it shortly after unlocking BD-1's binoculars. Regular Stormtroopers and B1 Battle Droids are convenient targets because they're commonly found standing around in visible locations. Make sure you're using binocular mode rather than simply locking onto an enemy during combat. You don't need to discover a completely new enemy type. Inspecting an enemy that's already in the Tactical Guide also works. If the interaction prompt doesn't appear, adjust your aim or zoom until the enemy is properly highlighted. This trophy can be completed at any point after obtaining the binocular ability. Cal might be a highly trained Jedi with extraordinary senses, but apparently even he occasionally needs his tiny robot friend to tell him that the heavily armed Stormtrooper standing directly ahead is probably dangerous.

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**Perform a dropkick against an enemy while wearing the Mullet hairstyle.** First, unlock the **Crossguard lightsaber stance**, which becomes available during Chapter 3 after defeating Drya Thornne on the Shattered Moon. Next, obtain the **Mullet** hairstyle cosmetic from a Chest in the **Derelict Dam** region of Koboh. The Chest is located near the large tar-filled area, on a platform accessible through the surrounding traversal routes. Once you've collected the Mullet, open the pause menu and equip it under **Customization → Hair**. Now visit a Meditation Point and equip the **Crossguard stance** as one of your two active lightsaber stances. Find any enemy, preferably a regular Stormtrooper or B1 Battle Droid. With the Crossguard stance active, sprint toward the enemy using **L3**, then press **Square** while running. Cal will perform a powerful dropkick. If the kick connects while you're wearing the Mullet, the trophy unlocks immediately.

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**You only need to land the dropkick once.** The attack does not need to defeat the enemy. Make sure you're using the Crossguard stance, since the dropkick is part of that stance's running attack. You must also have the Mullet equipped before performing the move. If Cal performs a normal lightsaber strike instead, increase your running distance and make sure you're fully sprinting before pressing Square. The Mullet Chest can be reached through exploration of the Derelict Dam area, and you can return for it during post-game cleanup. You can also perform the dropkick against the training dummy on Jedha if you prefer a stationary target. Cal Kestis has spent years training in the ancient traditions of the Jedi Order. He has mastered the Force, survived impossible battles, and wielded five different lightsaber stances. And now, wearing a Mullet, he can deliver a flying dropkick. The Jedi Council would have absolutely no idea what to do with him.

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**Keep Cal's feet off the ground and walls for at least 60 seconds.** For this trophy, Cal must remain suspended without his feet touching the ground or a wall for one continuous minute. The easiest method is to find a horizontal pipe or beam that Cal can hang from. Several suitable locations appear during Chapter 1 on **Coruscant**, although similar structures can be found throughout the game. Jump toward a pipe and grab it, allowing Cal to hang beneath it without climbing onto the structure. Remain hanging for at least **60 seconds**, making sure his feet aren't touching a nearby wall. After the minute has passed, climb onto a platform or safely return to the ground. The trophy should unlock once Cal lands.

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**Hanging from a pipe is the most reliable method** because you don't need to move or perform any complicated actions. You can also earn this trophy by repeatedly reversing direction on a zipline using Triangle, preventing Cal from reaching either end. Another option is gliding with a Relter while using rising air currents to remain airborne. Avoid attempting this on a wall-running section, since touching a wall with your feet interrupts the requirement. Wait slightly longer than 60 seconds before landing to ensure you've satisfied the timer. There are plenty of opportunities throughout the game, so this trophy isn't missable. Luke Skywalker famously dreamed of adventure among the stars. Cal apparently just wants to spend an entire minute hanging from a pipe.

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**Help a Pit Droid lift its ship out of the tar pits on Koboh.** During Chapter 2, while traveling toward Rambler's Reach Outpost, you'll pass through the **Gorge Crash Site** region of Koboh. Here, you'll encounter a small Pit Droid standing beside a ship that has become trapped in the tar. Although you can interact with the droid during your first visit, Cal won't have the required Force ability to rescue the ship yet. Continue progressing through the main story until Chapter 4, when you unlock **Force Lift** after rescuing Zee from the Lucrehulk. Once you have the ability, return to the Gorge Crash Site. Approach the trapped ship and use **Force Lift (R1 + Triangle)** to raise it out of the tar. The trophy unlocks immediately after successfully lifting the ship.

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**Remember to speak with the Pit Droid after rescuing its ship.** This recruits it to Rambler's Reach Outpost and contributes toward **Max Capacity**. You can return to the Gorge Crash Site at any point after unlocking Force Lift, including during post-game cleanup. If you discover the Pit Droid early, make a mental note of its location rather than repeatedly trying to move the ship before you have the required ability. This trophy is also a useful introduction to Force Lift, which you'll need for several additional puzzles and combat challenges. There are no enemies to defeat or complicated puzzles involved. Once you have Force Lift, the interaction is straightforward. After spending years fighting the Empire, Cal finally gets to use the Force for something genuinely practical. Somewhere, a tiny mechanic is having the best day of its life.

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**Send a rideable creature falling into a bottomless abyss.** For this trophy, you must ride a creature toward a large cliff or bottomless drop, then jump off its back while allowing the creature to fall. An easy location is **Jedha**, near the **Anchorite Base Meditation Point**. Fast travel to Anchorite Base and locate one of the nearby Spamels. Mount the creature and ride toward the large cliff overlooking the surrounding desert. Build up some speed and guide the Spamel directly toward the edge. Just before reaching the drop, dismount so Cal lands safely while the creature continues falling into the abyss. If performed correctly, the trophy unlocks shortly afterward. You can also attempt this using a Nekko on Koboh, provided you find a sufficiently large bottomless drop.

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**The Anchorite Base on Jedha is one of the easiest locations** because rideable Spamels are available near a suitable cliff. Make sure the creature actually falls into the abyss rather than landing on a lower platform. Dismount at the last moment so Cal avoids falling with it. If the trophy doesn't unlock, try another mount or repeat the attempt from a slightly different position. Some players have reported delayed or inconsistent trophy registration. Traveling away and returning, or restarting the game, may help if the trophy doesn't appear after a successful attempt. You can earn this trophy at any point after gaining access to rideable creatures and a suitable location. Considering how much the Jedi value compassion and respect for living things, this trophy raises some fairly serious questions about whoever designed the achievement list. But don't worry. They're probably fine.