Star Wars Outlaws Sopashi Farm treasure location and rewards

There are hundreds of treasures scattered across the open world in Star Wars Outlaws. The hard part is finding them all, so here’s the Sopashi Farm treasure location and rewards in Star Wars Outlaws.

How to find Sopashi Farm in Star Wars Outlaws

You can check out Sopashi Farm any time you like by visiting the location on the map above. The farm is in the Grazing Fields of Toshara, so you can only go there after you’ve finished the story missions in Mirogana.

You must also have the Ion Blaster upgrade to access the farm. Don’t worry if you don’t have the upgrade yet, as you’ll get it as you advance the early-game story. While you’re out here, check out Mirogana Valley, as plenty of treasures are easy to miss.

How to open Sopashi Farm in Star Wars Outlaws

No hostiles are guarding the area, so walk up to the building and switch your Blaster to Ion rounds. The door is locked, but you can command Nix to open the shutter in the picture above.

I couldn’t figure this part out at first as it’s pretty dark in the building, but there’s a generator you can shoot behind Shutter. Make sure to hit the generator with Ion rounds specifically, and the door will open.

Where is the treasure in Sopashi Farm?

Head inside the building, and you will see a bedroom immediately to your right. The treasure is in a box beside the bunk bed (pictured above).

Sopashi Farm is well worth the visit as the treasure chest contains a Data Cylinder Minor Charm. You can equip the charm in your Loadout, and it slows Adrenaline Loss over time.

There are more impactful perks, but it’s a great quality-of-life bonus if you have nothing else. You can also grab several valuables scattered on the shelves.

When you’re ready to exit the building, command Nix to pull down the shutter again and use your Ion rounds on the exposed generator.

And just like that, you’ve found all the treasure at Sopashi Farm. If you confront the woman and her daughter, you may want to know whether to tell her to stay or go.

It may surprise you to learn that Star Wars Outlaws is technically canon. Most Star Wars media is canon post-Disney, with some notable exceptions.