42 articlesDatacards are the equivalent of red bricks in other LEGO games. They can unlock specific in-game cheats and extras like credit boosts and weapon variations.
In LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, you’ll find a total of 19 Datacards scattered across the many planets in the game.
The one in Jundland Wastes is especially difficult to get since you will have to climb a mountain. Fortunately, Datacards show up on your map and are easy to locate.
In this guide, we’re going to show you where to find the datacard and how to get it.
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You can find the Jundland Wastes Datacard sitting at one of the highest points of the Jundland Wastes area, north of Old Ben Kenobi’s house. However, you will have to climb and platform your way up to it using the tools your roster gives you.
To get start, make your way to the Jundland Wastes landing point and head toward Obi‑Wan’s hut.
From there, look for a climbing wall that only Jedi or Dark Side characters can scale with their lightsabers. This is the first major vertical section you’ll conquer.
Once you get up that initial wall, you’ll make your way around the cliff face. There are two key traversal moments here.
First is to use Force‑usable debris near the edge to bring poles into slots on the rock face so you can swing across gaps. These poles are essential so you can progress further.
Second is to follow narrow ledges, hug the wall, and at one point double‑jump to reach a higher ridge. Some characters handle this jump better than others, so pick someone nimble if you’re struggling.
After crossing these sections and following the cliff path around, you’ll find the Datacard waiting on a ledge near the top.
If you’ve been following the blue waypoint from your map, that really helps here because it points exactly where to go once you’re up high.
You want to make sure there’s a Force‑wielding character in your party for this. That’s because none of the ledge climbing or pole activations work without a lightsaber or Force.
Characters that can jump high and have good mobility make the tricky double‑jump and ledge runs easier. Balancing your party between agility and Force use helps.
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