Sentinels Republic

Encoded Disk – Treasure Map Loot Tracking


There are the encoded disk that you can loot. It comes within the junk loot pool and you can radial option on it and decode it into a treasure map. After doing so, the treasure map will be one of 3 treasure maps.

Ancient Starship – Located on Naboo
Bounty Hunter – Located on Talus
Pirate – Located on Corellia

You read the map and store the waypoint. When you get within 75m of the waypoint you radial the treasure map again to ‘Search the Area’. The you stand on the new waypoint and radial the treasure map ‘Extract Treasure’ which will spawn a container and enemies.

This question inevitably comes up once every two weeks.

Is there anything good to be gained by following the treasure maps in game?

To test this, I bought up as many as the encoded disks I could on the Bazaar and set characters to looting encoded disks until I could decode 100 from each location. As you can imagine, it took a while. Just decoding does not seem to be a 30% chance. I did not track the decoding chances. However, I ended up with about 65 extra pirate treasure maps and some extra ancient starship maps before finally achieving all 300 of each.

The rest was time consuming but simple, I ran 100 treasure maps at each location and kept the loot.
I did not keep all loot. Loot I classified as junk loot (clothing, recording rods, shisha) I did not keep and did not track. I kept track of all tapes. There were a lot of crystals but I found them all to be poor quality and regular color crystals so I chose not to track those either.

Summary:

• Among the [AA]s and [CA]s looted, they ranked between 1-6 in level.
  Jedi State Defense, and LS tapes were among them.
  For modules, only common modules were looted.
  Both the Ancient Starship and Pirate loot generated 1 Sarlacc Trashcan schematic
  Pirates appear to like locked briefcases.

Here’s my Findings:

Bounty Hunter

20 – [AA]s
25 – [CA]s
5 – Modules [Common]

[AA]s

• Bleeding resistance 1
  Carbine Accuracy 3
  Carbine Accuracy While Moving 3
  Creature Harvesting 5
  Defense Vs. Blind 6
  Defense Vs. Dizzy 5
  Defense Vs. Knockdown 4
  Defense Vs. Posture Change (Down) 3
  Droid Precision 4
  Foraging 3
  Group Ranged Defense 1
  Pistol Accuracy 3
  Rifle Speed 3
  Taming Vicious Creatures 2
  Thrown Weapon Accuracy 2
  Two-Handed melee Accuracy 3
  Unarmed Damage 2
  Volley Fire Bonus 4
  Volley Fire Bonus 4
  Warcry 2

[CA]s

• Artisan Experimentation 5
  Bio-Engineer Assembly 2
  Carbine Accuracy while moving 2
  Clothing Experimentation 2
  Clothing Repair 4
  Combat Bleeding Defense 5
  Combat Medicine Experimentation 4
  Combat Medicine Experimentation 5
  Defense Vs. Dizzy 5
  Defensive Acuity 5
  Droid Experimentation 4
  Droid Precision 3
  Intimidation 2
  Jedi State Defense 4
  Pistol Accuracy While moving 3
  Pistol Accuracy While moving 4
  Pistol Speed 3
  Ranged Injury Treatment Speed 4
  Rescue 5
  Rifle Accuracy 3
  Two-Handed Lightsaber Accuracy 4
  Two-Handed Melee Accuracy 3
  Volley Fire Bonus 5
  Weapon Experimentation 2
  Wound Healing (Music) 3

Ancient Starship
16 – [AA]s
22 – [CA]s
3 – Modules [Common]
3 – Schematics

[AA]s

• Block 6
  Defense Vs. Knockdown 3
  Dodge 4
  Dodge 5
  Droid Tracking Speed 6
  Fire Resistance 3
  Group Ranged Defense 4
  Pistol Accuracy while Moving 2
  Rifle Accuracy 2
  Rifle Speed 5
  Stored Pets 4
  Two-Handed Melee Accuracy 6
  Unarmed Damage 4
  Unarmed Damage 6
  Warcry 2
  Warcry 3

[CA]s

• Additional Pets 4
  Armor Experimentation 6
  Combat Bleeding Defense 6
  Defense Vs. Knockdown 3
  Defense Vs. Posture Change (up) 2
  Food Experimentation 2
  Medical Foraging 6
  Medicine Assembly 3
  Medicine Use 6
  Musical Mind Enhancement 2
  One-Handed Weapon Accuracy 3
  Pistol Accuracy While Standing 3
  Polearm Speed 3
  Structure Assembly 5
  Structure Experimentation 5
  Taming Vicious Creatures 5
  Terrain Negotiation 2
  Thrown Weapon Speed 2
  Two-Handed Lightsaber Speed 2
  Two-Handed Melee Speed 5
  Volley Fire Bonus 4
  Weapon Experimentation 6

Schematics

• Sarlacc Trash Can Schematic
  Cybernetic Torso Schematic
  Cybernetic leg Schematic

Pirate
18 – [AA]s
20 – [CA]s
10 – Locked Briefcase
2 – Modules [Common]
3 – Schematics

[AA]s

• Block 4
  Carbine Speed 4
  Defense Vs. Blind 5
  Defense Vs. Posture Change (Down) 2
  Defense Vs. Stun 4
  Defensive Acuity 2
  Dodge 5
  Dodge 6
  Foraging 5
  Group Terrain Negotiation 5
  Medical Foraging 3
  One-handed Weapon Speed 4
  Pistol Accuracy While Moving 2
  Pistol Accuracy While Moving 5
  Special Heavy Weapons Speed 2
  Stored Pets 4
  Terrain Negotiation 5
  Thrown Weapon Accuracy 4

[CA]s

• Additional Pets 4
  Battle Fatigue healing (Dancing) 1
  Bio-Engineer Experimentation 5
  Clothing Assembly 2
  Combat Medicine Use 3
  Counterattack 2
  Defense Vs. Knockdown 1
  Double-Bladed Lightsaber Speed 5
  Droid Assembly 6
  Force Weaken Accuracy 1
  Group Melee Defense 6
  Group Ranged Defense 5
  Heavy Acid Rifle Speed 4
  Rescue 2
  Rescue 3
  Rescue 5
  Steady Aim Bonus 2
  Unarmed Accuracy 2
  Unarmed Damage 2
  Wound Healing (Dancing) 5

Schematics

• Sarlacc Trash Can Schematic
  Small Generic Windows House (Style 2) Schematic
  Technical Console Draft Schematic

Conclusion
Aside from the Sarlacc trash can Schematics, there really wasn’t much worth in running them. 10% drop rate on locked briefcases for the pirates is pretty good but at the same time, it may be faster to set up an AFK foraging macro to get them that way.

I run about 30 treasure maps on Naboo and another 20 on Corellia a couple of weeks ago and found similar results. The best thing I found was a low end holocron. Kinda waste of my time other then a change of pace for 1 evening.