Sith Wayfinder

This is a Sith wayfinder. Sith wayfinders acted as hyperspatial lodestones, allowing safe passage through the Unknown Regions to Exegol, the hidden world of the Sith. The systems of starships could be adapted to accept the binary signals emitted by the wayfinders and interpret them as hyperspace jump coordinates.

While this may not be a genuine ancient Sith wayfinder, it is a collectible one you can buy at Disneyland and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. The Sith wayfinder sells at Dok Ondar’s Den of Antiquities for $49.99, and comes in two colors; white and black. However, because they come in blind boxes, you won’t know what color you’re getting until after you buy one and open the box up. There’s rumor that you can tell without opening the box, but I can’t confirm if it’s true or not. The rumor is that if there’s a red dot on the box, it means that one has the black colored wayfinder, and if it doesn’t, it means it has the white one.

So what exactly does it do? Well, by placing a kyber crystal (sold separately) in front of the wayfinder, Palpatine tell you information about a planet relevant to the character programmed into the chip in the crystal. For example, if you scan the Darth Vader crystal, the wayfinder will tell you about the planet Mustafar. Each crystal has four facts that the wayfinder will reveal. Try placing different crystals in front of it and see what knowledge the wayfinder will reveal.