How to Locate Stolen Imperial Goods on Toshara in Star Wars Outlaws

Let me tell you about one of those classic Star Wars Outlaws moments that still trips up new players even two years after launch. You’re cruising through the tall grass on Toshara, minding your own business near Sopashi Farm, when a datapad catches your eye. You pick it up, Kay reads a snippet about some stolen Imperial goods, and just like that—the Intel chain begins. No grand fanfare, no marker on your map, just a single cryptic clue: look in the mountains south of an Imperial Compound. That’s it. Welcome to the outlaw life. 😅

I remember staring at that clue for a solid ten minutes back in the day, convinced I was missing something obvious. The game had just come out, and the community was only starting to piece together all the hidden caches. Now, in 2026, the guides are rock-solid, and I’ve got the exact location burned into my memory—but I still see folks getting stuck on this one. So let me walk you through the Stolen Imperial Goods Intel chain as if we were riding speeders together, because honestly, that’s half the fun.

You’ll most likely trigger this Intel while you’re already working on the Hidden Stash chain. That’s the beauty of Toshara’s open world—one little detour can spiral into a whole new treasure hunt. The datapad at Sopashi Farm doesn’t bother giving you a quest marker. Instead, it trusts you to think like a scoundrel. The clue says the goods are hidden in the mountains south of an Imperial Compound, which points you toward the southern stretch of Imperial Territory. But which mountains? Which compound? There’s a lot of rocky terrain down there.

After some aimless wandering that first time—okay, a LOT of aimless wandering—I finally figured it out. The key is Southern Falls. This lush, waterfall-laced area sits right on the southern edge of the Imperial zone, and if you squint at the map, you can see where the river cuts through before dropping off the world boundary. That’s your target.

Hop on your speeder and follow that river. I mean really follow it—stay along the water’s edge, weaving through the rocks, until you reach the very last waterfall where the current plunges into the void at the map’s edge. Stop right there. Take a breath. Look to your right, and you’ll spot a small, unassuming ledge. It’s easy to blow past it at full throttle, so slow down. On that ledge sits a half-buried crate, conspicuously out of place. It looks like someone tried to hide it in a hurry, which fits the narrative perfectly.

The first time I saw that crate, I practically cheered. Not because the loot is world-changing—it’s nice, but not legendary—but because the chase itself felt so satisfying. No hand-holding, just old-fashioned curiosity rewarded.

Walk up to the crate and interact with it, and Kay will pry it open. Inside, you’ll find a tidy little haul: 4 Rebel Holos, 5 MG-2 Power Exceeders, and 10 Cryo-Coils. The Cryo-Coils alone made me grin—they’re so useful for crafting and upgrades, especially if you’re deep into the blaster modification tree. The Rebel Holos hint at a larger story, and honestly, I’d love to see that expanded if they ever drop story DLC. But that’s a topic for another day. 🎉

What makes this moment extra sweet is that it ticks off two things at once. Finding the crate completes the ‘Stolen Imperial Goods’ Intel chain and also counts as discovering Smuggler’s Cache 86, one of the many hidden treasures scattered across the galaxy. So if you’re hunting for all the caches to unlock that special speeder trim, you’ve just crossed another one off the list.

If you’re still struggling after all that, here’s a quick checklist to keep your nose pointed in the right direction:

• Start Point: Pick up the datapad at Sopashi Farm while doing the Hidden Stash Intel.

• General Direction: Mountains south of an Imperial Compound → the southern edge of Imperial Territory.

• Landmark: Southern Falls, where the river meets the map boundary.

• Final Approach: Follow the river to the last waterfall, then look right for a ledge with a half-buried crate.

Still can’t find it? Try approaching from the north along the Imperial Territory border. Sometimes the lighting hits just right at dawn, making the crate stand out against the rock face. And hey, if you accidentally launch your speeder off the waterfall, know that you’re not alone—I’ve done it twice.

This little Intel chain is a perfect example of why Toshara remains my favorite planet to roam. Every canyon and outcropping feels handcrafted, and the puzzle-like discovery system rewards the curious. Even in 2026, with every nook and cranny documented online, I still stumble onto things that surprise me. Sure, the Stolen Imperial Goods won’t turn you into a kingpin overnight, but the journey itself—the rumble of the speeder, the mist of the falls, the moment you spot that crate—that’s the true treasure.

Now, if you’ll excuse me, there’s a Sabacc table calling my name. And after all that tracking, I think Kay deserves a drink and a chance to cheat her way to a few extra credits. 😉