All Major Charms in Star Wars Outlaws

The Ancient Hunter Carving increases the amount of Adrenaline gained from all sources.

It’s useful for builds that offer multiple additional ways of gaining Adrenaline and you gain additional benefits from using Adrenaline Rush (the deadeye mode).

The Baby Rancor Fang allows Nix to channel his inner face hugger, allowing him to move faster and deal more damage against enemies.

This Major Charm synergizes with Stealth and Takedown-oriented builds, as they are more reliant on Nix.

The Bottled Nebula Cloud allows you to consume Adrenaline to Slow Time when shooting from the hip using Quickdraw or while sliding. You can also slow time by aiming the blaster quickly, after rolling or vaulting over an object.

At the stage of your progression and accumulated experience when you get this item, you will not need to slow down time to aim and shoot at opponents, making this more of a fun effect than a useful one.

The Cocktail Umbrella lets you get the effect of a Set Bonus when you only have 2/3 pieces equipped. In my opinion, it’s far too weak to justify occupying the Major Charm slot.

Don’t use it unless you have your eye on a particularly powerful buff from another set and can trade it out for an especially garbage one from your main set or are still gathering all 3 pieces of a single set.

The Cyclone Relic gives a high chance to refund your Bacta Vial or Grenade once consumed.

It pairs well with Outfits that also offer refunds on one those items, like the Boonta Brawler and Ruffian sets.

More than anything, it helps you to save money because you won’t run out and have to buy more.

You receive the Impostor Die as a reward for completing the last quest in the Wild Card DLC, part of the Season Pass.

This charm is useful if you’re going out of your way to affect your reputation, but it does not improve your effectiveness in combat whatsoever, so the game will be more difficult.

The Jarwal Bloom both increases the Adrenaline gained from blaster headshots and allows you to hit an additional target with Adrenaline Rush.

It’s most useful for the blaster-focused Gunslinger and Imperial Disguise sets and is better than the Ancient Hunter’s Carving specifically for them.

Kay’s Lucky Chip does not have any listed combat boost. However, it may improve the odds that any chance-based effects will trigger given that it has the same lucky clover icon that chance-based effects have next to them.

That said, you’re likely better off using the Cyclone Relic, as that covers almost everything Kay’s Lucky Chip could possibly apply to, at least in combat.

The Nightsnake Scale Charm increases your Blaster damage for ~5s, enough to fire 2 fully charged shots from your Power Module.

It’s worth using if your Loadout directly offers buffs for swapping modules, like the Outlaw Set, or buffs either the Ion or Power Modules so you have an incentive to swap between them more frequently.

The Overgrown Amber Stone gives +1 HP and basically maxes out your Adrenaline whenever you take a big spike of damage. This allows you to even the odds at the last moment by cutting down the opposition.

It’s universally useful but synergizes the best with the Ruffian and Survivalist sets.

The Tusken Amulet effectively maxes out your Adrenaline whenever you enter combat with a Quick Draw (hip shot).

It’s great for Stealth-oriented sets that will be entering and exiting combat frequently, though the Tusken Amulet is also useful for the Gunslinger and Imperial Disguise sets, as their hip fire accuracy is buffed.

The Vibroblade Talisman reduces the number of melee attacks it will take to defeat some enemies.

It synergizes specifically with the Toshara Ruffian and Ryloth Ruffian sets, which partially rely on non-finisher/takedown melee attacks to defeat enemies.