Who to give the intel to in Star Wars Outlaws

You’ll have to decide who to tell about the traitor after you infiltrate the Pyke Stronghold in Star Wars Outlaws during the “Underworld” main quest. Once you fight your way out of the Pyke Syndicate District and head back to Danka, you’ll meet Eleera from Crimson Dawn. And then you’ll immediately have to decide whether to help her and Crimson Dawn or help Gorak from the Pyke Syndicate. Our Star Wars Outlaws guide to who to give the intel to will tell you how to decide between the gangs and what it does to your reputation with each. Should you give the intel to Crimson Dawn or Pyke Syndicate? [Image: https://platform.polygon.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/08/Star-Wars-Outlaws-Gorak-Intel-2.jpg?quality=90&strip=all] The recipe for Spotchka that you stole from Gorak’s base was just a test from Crimson Dawn, but the holorecording about Gorak’s betrayer you found is much more important. Immediately after meeting Eleera, you’ll have to decide if you want to share that new information with the Crimson Dawn or keep it to pass along to the Pyke Syndicate. This decision is more about building your reputation and less about larger story implications. * If you share the information with Eleera, your reputation with Crimson Dawn will go from poor to good. * If you keep it to share with Gorak, your reputation with the Pykes will go from poor to good. Giving the information to one side doesn’t decrease your reputation with the other, so this is really just a decision about who to improve your relationship with first. Since there’s so much Pyke Syndicate-controlled territory on Toshara, it’s probably better to save the information for Gorak because… Reputation has perks Improving your reputation with a gang has perks like rewards, new job offers, and better selections at merchants. Sometimes, those rewards are enough incentive to influence your decision: * Getting a good rep with the Pykes gets you the Imperial Coating for your blaster, and sets you on the path to get the Imperial Disguise jacket, belt, pants that give you blaster- and adrenaline-related perks. * Hitting good with Crimson Dawn gets you the Crimson Reign blaster coating, and sets you on the way to the Crimson Reign tunic, belt, and trousers that give you stealth-related perks. The more immediate benefit, though, is getting your reputation up to good with any gang will make areas controlled by that gang no longer hostile to you. [Image: https://platform.polygon.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/08/Star-Wars-Outlaws-Goraks-intel-3.jpg?quality=90&strip=all] When you give the information to Gorak, your reputation with the Pykes will tick up to good. Now, you’ll be able to freely explore the Pyke Syndicate District that you had to sneak through in the previous step(s) of this mission. You’ll get access to new vendors, a treasure location cardroom, and get to poke around a whole section of Mirogana without getting shot or kicked out. Even for the next main quest, “New Tricks,” you’ll have to steal a blaster part from either the Pykes or Crimson Dawn. With a good reputation, you can walk straight into their territory to steal it from them — and your reputation won’t drop so long as you don’t get caught doing the actual stealing. Your reputation is dynamic Over the course of the game, your reputation with the various gangs is going to fluctuate. As you improve your reputation with Crimson Dawn, your rep with the Pykes might drop. You might even upset a gang enough that your reputation drops a category (from good back to poor, for example). And that’s fine because you can always fix the relationship later. Things like doing jobs for a gang or even just playing Sabacc in their district improves your relationship with a gang. You’ll eventually also start finding intel that you can sell to gang-affiliated merchants that will boost your rep. Like we mentioned in the beginner’s guide, it’s perfectly fine to treat your reputation as temporary just so you can walk through the front door of their hideout.