SWTOR Tatooine Purple Mastery Datacron Location Guide

The Purple Mastery Datacron increases your aptitude in combat, allowing you to do more damage. It will grant you Mastery +3 to your permanent stats along with codex: Galactic History 42: The Nevoota Extinction. There are 5 Datacrons in total located on the planet of Tatooine.

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: 2047, -506.

The Purple Mastery Datacron is located on an overlooking cliff in the Eastern Wound in Jundland. You start by jumping over the edge on the opposite side of the path from where you can see the Datacron.

Looking down on the cliffs, you can calmly jump down to the right.

As you come close to an overlooking cliff matching the one the Datacron is located on, you have to take the high ground to the left first, otherwise, you will glide down in between the rocks to your death.

From the overlooking cliff, turn around and run through the cave all the way to the end. This is a long run, and I do recommend doing this on a stealth character, or at least just run through until the end to save time.

You will see the Datacron as you approach the exit of the cave.

This will grant you Mastery +3 to your permanent stats along with codex: Galactic History 42: The Nevoota Extinction.

This datacron holds unheard of power and knowledge collected by an ancient race. You access its power and discover writings which are clearly only one small piece of a massive galactic history:

Some years before the Old Sith Wars, the Nevoota--a species of insectoid aliens from the Balmorra system--found themselves facing an army of disciplined warriors in distinctive armor. The warriors were Mandalorian Crusaders, testing themselves against the galaxy's deadliest species.

However, the Nevoota were a challenge even for the Mandalorians. Possessing superior numbers and utterly disdainful of death, the Nevoota fought a four-year campaign under the cunning warlord Ithcharaka--but finally the Mandalorians hunted the Nevoota to extinction.

This conflict had a profound effect on Mandalorian culture. The Mandalorians began to see war itself as an end, not just a means of conquest. Through war, Mandalorian society found its highest expression. When Mandalore the Indomitable eventually rose to power, he led a people who demanded nothing less than the greatest challenges the galaxy could offer.