Across Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’s many journeys and adventures that Cal Kestis will face in the galaxy far, far away, he will eventually come across his first Jedha Scroll. This collectible is one of many currencies that can be found in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, yet its purpose seems a mystery as players collect each one with no idea what to do with them.
Each time players find themselves with a Jedha Scroll in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, they are simply told by the game to exchange it at the right vendor for a reward. It’s best to know about Jedha Scrolls, what they do, who to sell them to, and what the best things to buy are, so that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor players can become the Jedi Knight they dream of.
Where To Get Jedha Scrolls
After starting Chapter 3 in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, players will be able to travel to a new planet, the planet Jedha. This is where players will find their first Jedha Scroll, amongst the exploration of this ruined desert planet, a fallen visage of Jedi tradition. Jedha Scrolls are only found on Jedha, and with such a large area to explore, players might not know where to start.
It’s best to collect as many Jedha Scrolls as the player can find during their time exploring Jedha before they reach the vendor that will give them their great prize. This is to minimize the backtracking needed, but luckily players won’t be planet-hopping, as Jedha Scrolls are exclusive to Jedha.
Where To Use Jedha Scrolls
After reuniting with an old friend and riding a Spamel across the dune sea of Jedha, players will reach the HUB area of Jedha. This location is a secret base for the remnants of the Jedi, an archive of their teachings and philosophies. From here, players will be able to explore Cere’s Archives, which is the same safe location they will find Sister Taske.
At Sister Taske’s shop on Jedha, players will be able to use their Jedha Scrolls in exchange for gear. The character herself is a mystery, acting as a pilgrim and a valuable asset to the Hidden Path. As players collect Jedha Scrolls, they will need to trade them with Sister Taske on Jedha, as this is the exclusive currency exchange.
What Jedha Scrolls Do
Like the other currencies in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Jedha Scrolls have exclusive rewards for exchanging them. With Jedha Scrolls, players can trade them for gear. This gear is mainly focused on the Jedi path, as players can find new paints for their lightsabers, as well as new pieces that they can mix and match to make their unique iconic lightsaber, perfect for clashing red-bladed adversaries.
There are many lightsaber components that players can experiment with in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. From Emitters, Vents, Switch, Grip, and Pommel. Sister Taske may not sell any Kyber crystals, but the fact that she can further expand Cal Kestis’ customization for his lightsaber makes her a decent vendor.
How Many Jedha Scrolls Are There
Across the entirety of Jedha, players will be able to find a total of 50 Jedha Scrolls. This number is not as much as the other currencies like Priorite Shards and Datadiscs, and for good reason. Exploration on Jedha can seem more confusing thanks to the high platforms, many uses of puzzle mechanics, and the sea of sand.
However, the reduced number of Jedha Scrolls will certainly make achieving 100% completion in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor a much easier task than other collectibles. Players just need to have the patience and determination of a Jedi if they are to collect every Jedha Scroll in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.
The Best Jedha Scrolls Purchase
With a range of lightsaber purchases, there isn’t a trade that players urgently need to make, unlike Doma’s shop with Priorite Shards. Everything from Sister Taske will be cosmetic-based for the lightsaber workshop. There’s no secret and mysterious key to access a door with a healing stim upgrade for BD-1 this time around.
Players can prioritize whatever they would like to purchase from Sister Taske. Her prices range from 2 Jedha Scrolls or more, with each item acting as a cosmetic for the lightsaber. Players can experiment with the paints and pieces to make their lightsaber unique, with no tactical advantage over other purchases.
The Importance Of Jedha Scrolls
In-game, players might not realize the importance of Jedha Scrolls. Of course, they are treated as a currency that can be exchanged to Sister Taske for parts and gear, but in lore, Jedha Scrolls are rather important, as they act as written guides, philosophies, and journeys from pilgrims across Jedha, an important location to the Jedi.
Jedha was home to one of the first civilisations that dedicated themselves to exploring the Force, and the very nature of it. It was an important location for the Jedi Order, hence the statues and ancient ruins. Jedha Scrolls are merely a remnant of ancient Jedi, so players should collect and give all Jedha Scrolls to Sister Taske so that the Jedi Order can live on, and their teachings are not reduced to a forgotten memory.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is now available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.