STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order Maps & Locations Guide: Every Area Covered

Q: How is Fallen Order different from Jedi: Survivor?

Fallen Order is the 2019 original and gives Cal two lightsaber configurations, single and double-bladed, against Survivor's five stances. There are no perk slots, no settlement hub and no Rumors board. The planets are different too: Bogano, Zeffo, Kashyyyk, Dathomir, Ilum and Nur, with Bracca as the prologue, none of which appear as explorable areas in the sequel.

Q: When do I get the double-bladed lightsaber?

The intended route hands it over well into the campaign, but you do not have to wait. A workbench at Brother's Bastion on Dathomir grants the part as soon as you can reach it, which is straight after Bogano if you can survive Nightbrothers at low power. A second workbench in Bogano's Abandoned Workshop grants it once BD-1 carries the Scomp Link from Zeffo.

Q: Which difficulty should I pick?

Jedi Knight for a first run. Difficulty here changes the parry window, incoming damage and enemy aggression, not enemy health, so Jedi Grand Master is a pure timing test rather than a longer fight. You can switch at any time from the pause menu, so there is no reason to lock yourself into a setting at the start.

Q: Are the chests worth opening?

Only the yellow ones matter mechanically. Yellow crates hold the 8 stim canister upgrades that take BD-1 from 2 stims to 10. Green and black crates hold ponchos, BD-1 skins, lightsaber hilt parts and Mantis paint, which change nothing about combat. Force Essence pickups, which permanently raise health or the Force pool, are separate from all of them.

Q: Where do Force Push and Force Pull come back?

Force Push is recovered inside the Tomb of Eilram during the first Zeffo visit, and Force Pull is recovered inside the Tomb of Miktrull on the second Zeffo visit. Both are story-gated, so you cannot skip ahead to them. The Scomp Link comes from the Weathered Monument on Zeffo after Force Push, and the Powered Zipline from the Imperial Dig Site on the return trip.

Complete STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order maps and locations guide. Every area with difficulty, rewards, progression order, and what to do in each zone.

EarlyGuides Editorial Team

Researched and editorially reviewed. Updated August 12, 2026.

Respawn shipped the first Cal Kestis game on 15 November 2019, and it is a much narrower toolkit than the sequel. There are exactly two lightsaber configurations here, single and double-bladed, and three skill trees called Force, Lightsaber and Survival holding 33 skills between them. Difficulty does not pad enemy health: Story Mode, Jedi Knight, Jedi Master and Jedi Grand Master change the parry window and enemy aggression instead, so a boss has the same health bar on every setting. The route runs Bracca, Bogano, Zeffo, Kashyyyk, Dathomir, Ilum and finally Nur, and almost every chest you crack along the way holds a poncho or a lightsaber part rather than a stat.

STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order features distinct areas with increasing difficulty. This guide covers every major location in progression order: what to do, what to get, and when to move on. For the step-by-step path, see our walkthrough.

Area Progression Order

Order	Location	Difficulty	Key Rewards	Recommended Role
1	Bogano	Opening hours, 0 to 4 skill points	Scomp Link route, Abandoned Workshop workbench, first stim upgrade, Oggdo Bogdo	Lightsaber tree duellist
2	Zeffo	Early to mid game, across two separate visits	Force Push, Force Pull, Scomp Link, Powered Zipline, Slice: Probe Droid	Lightsaber tree duellist
3	Kashyyyk	Mid game, after both Zeffo Force powers	Overcharge, Slice: Security Droid, Jedi Flip, Underwater Breather, the Ninth Sister	Force tree specialist
4	Dathomir	Reachable straight after Bogano, intended for the late mid game	Double-bladed part, Climbing Claws from Gorgara, Nydak Alpha, Taron Malicos, Merrin	Force tree specialist
5	Nur	Endgame, after Ilum rebuilds the lightsaber	Final Second Sister duel, the Fortress Inquisitorius sequence, the campaign ending	Force tree specialist

Bogano: Starting Area

The quiet second stop and the closest thing Fallen Order has to a hub. The Vault sits at its centre, Oggdo Bogdo squats in a cave near the start, and the Abandoned Workshop holds a workbench that grants the double-bladed part once BD-1 has the Scomp Link.

Attribute	Detail
Difficulty	Opening hours, 0 to 4 skill points
Key Rewards	Scomp Link route, Abandoned Workshop workbench, first stim upgrade, Oggdo Bogdo
Recommended Role	Lightsaber tree duellist
Key Weapons	Double-bladed lightsaber

What to Do Here

Learn the basics of Parry window set by difficulty. This is where you practice without heavy punishment.
Collect starting resources and your first weapons upgrade.
Clear all main content before moving to Zeffo.
If you're struggling, read our beginner's guide.

Zeffo: Early Game

Two visits, two tombs. The Tomb of Eilram returns Force Push on the first trip and the Tomb of Miktrull returns Force Pull on the second. The Weathered Monument hides the Scomp Link workbench, the Imperial Dig Site holds the Powered Zipline, and an AT-ST fight and the Rabid Jotaz both live here.

Attribute	Detail
Difficulty	Early to mid game, across two separate visits
Key Rewards	Force Push, Force Pull, Scomp Link, Powered Zipline, Slice: Probe Droid
Recommended Role	Lightsaber tree duellist
Key Weapons	Double-bladed lightsaber

What to Do Here

Focus on mastering Force, Lightsaber and Survival trees. It's critical from this point on.
Farm for Double-bladed lightsaber if you don't have it yet.
Complete all objectives for maximum rewards.
Prepare for the difficulty spike in Kashyyyk.

Kashyyyk: Mid Game

The Shadowlands and the Origin Tree. Overcharge is in the Forest Trench on the first visit, Slice: Security Droid sits past the freed Wookiees in the Imperial Refinery, the Jedi Flip double jump comes while climbing the Origin Tree, and Mari Kosan hands over the Underwater Breather after you find Tarfful.

Attribute	Detail
Difficulty	Mid game, after both Zeffo Force powers
Key Rewards	Overcharge, Slice: Security Droid, Jedi Flip, Underwater Breather, the Ninth Sister
Recommended Role	Force tree specialist
Key Weapons	Double-bladed lightsaber

What to Do Here

This is the main skill check. Bring an optimized build.
Single-bladed lightsaber becomes accessible here. Prioritize getting it.
Master Single and double-bladed configurations for the boss encounters.
Check our boss guide if you get stuck.

Dathomir: Late Game

The hardest planet to arrive at early and the most rewarding. Brother's Bastion holds the workbench that grants the double-bladed part, Gorgara drops the Climbing Claws, and Taron Malicos waits at the end. This is also where Cal's kyber crystal shatters, sending the Mantis to Ilum.

Attribute	Detail
Difficulty	Reachable straight after Bogano, intended for the late mid game
Key Rewards	Double-bladed part, Climbing Claws from Gorgara, Nydak Alpha, Taron Malicos, Merrin
Recommended Role	Force tree specialist
Key Weapons	Single-bladed lightsaber

What to Do Here

Full build optimization is expected by this point.
Single-bladed lightsaber should be your primary, fully upgraded.
Meditation circles and Force Essence mastery starts mattering here.
Farm resources for the push into Nur.

Nur: Endgame

The moon holding the Fortress Inquisitorius, and the last area of the campaign. It is a linear stealth-into-assault sequence rather than an explorable planet, and it closes out the Second Sister arc that started in the Bracca prologue.

Attribute	Detail
Difficulty	Endgame, after Ilum rebuilds the lightsaber
Key Rewards	Final Second Sister duel, the Fortress Inquisitorius sequence, the campaign ending
Recommended Role	Force tree specialist
Key Weapons	Single-bladed lightsaber

What to Do Here

This is endgame. Best-in-slot gear and a perfected build are mandatory.
See our boss guide for endgame fight strategies.
The reward loop: clear content → upgrade → push harder content.
Experiment with Double-bladed crowd controller for variety once you've mastered the meta.

Exploration Tips

Clear areas in order: Bogano → Zeffo → Kashyyyk → Dathomir → Nur. Skipping areas means missing resources you'll need later.
Check every corner: Hidden caches and secrets are often in non-obvious locations.
Match your weapons: Some areas favor different weapons types.
Read the walkthrough: Our walkthrough provides exact progression milestones for each area.
Don't rush: Clearing an area fully gives more resources than speedrunning two areas.

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