Taris (Republic) Datacron Master
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SWTOR Taris (Republic) Red Mastery Datacron Location Guide
The Red Mastery Datacron increases your aptitude in combat, allowing you to do more damage. It will grant you Mastery +2 to your permanent stats along with codex: Galactic History 25: Two Rivals. There are 5 Datacrons in total located on the planet of Taris.
Datacrons are collectables scattered around the galaxy in Star Wars: The Old Republic. Each Datacron contributes towards your Legacy's passive stats permanently. Furthermore, they also provide interesting Lore and Codex Entries about the Old Republic era.
Starting coordinates: 390, 9.
This Datacron is located in the farthest end of Transport Station 5. The entrance is located in the north-west of the Tularan Marsh. This is exactly the same as the Imperial Presence Datacron version, so be sure you are on the correct faction.


You have to get to the furthest away area of the Transport Station up in the right corner. You need to climb the broken building parts to reach the scaffolding, where the Datacron is located.


Jump to the pipe and then onwards to the scaffolding. Mind the gap.


This will grant you Mastery +2 to your permanent stats along with codex: Galactic History 25: Two Rivals.
