Imperial Theme Park
Serve the Empire on Naboo. Seven mission givers at the Emperor’s Retreat, ending with Darth Vader himself.
About the Imperial Theme Park
The Imperial Theme Park is the Empire’s faction quest chain, and the whole of it takes place at the Emperor’s Retreat on Naboo. It is not spread across the galaxy — every mission giver stands in or just outside that one building, and the missions they send you on are the standard theme park types: assassinate a target, confiscate an item, escort an NPC, deliver or retrieve something.
There are seven mission givers and 38 missions in total. You work through them roughly in order, each giver unlocking as you finish the one before, and the chain ends with Darth Vader, who is a live NPC standing inside the retreat rather than a cutscene or a hologram.
Faction Required: Imperial • Location: Emperor’s Retreat, Naboo • Mission Givers: 7 • Missions: 38
Note: Infinity is a pre-CU server. There are no character levels here — difficulty is a question of your skill template, your buffs and your gear, not a level number. Guides written for CU or NGE servers will not match what you find in game.
Getting to the Emperor’s Retreat
Travel to Naboo and make your way to the Emperor’s Retreat. You must be declared Imperial to get anywhere — the outer rooms are faction-gated, and non-Imperials are warned off rather than let in.
Your first contact is Kaja Orzee, just inside. Finish her missions and you are granted access to the deeper part of the retreat, where the rest of the chain lives. That access grant is the first reward — until you have it, most of the building is closed to you.
Thrawn and Veers stand outside the building rather than in it, so if you cannot find them indoors, step out and look around the entrance.
There is also an Imperial record keeper inside who gives no missions — he is there for your progress, not for quests.
The Seven Mission Givers
Kaja Orzee — 5 missions
Your entry point, inside the retreat. Assassinate, confiscate and escort work. Finishing her set awards Imperial faction, quest weapon components (a weapon stock, a tuned scope and a projectile rifle barrel) and — most importantly — access to the rest of the Emperor’s Retreat.
Loam Redge — 4 missions
Confiscation and escort work. His reward set is stormtrooper armour — helmet, chestplate and leggings.
Lord Hethrir — 5 missions
A broader mix: assassinate, confiscate, deliver and escort. Rewards an Imperial medallion.
Grand Admiral Thrawn — 6 missions
Standing outside the retreat. The full spread of mission types, and the best-known reward set in the chain: AT-AT helmet and suit, and TIE helmet and suit. These are wearable costume pieces, not house decorations.
General Veers — 5 missions
Also outside, beside Thrawn. Assassinate and confiscate work only. Rewards crafting schematics — a droidsmith schematic and a lightweight backpack schematic.
The Emperor — 7 missions
Palpatine himself, deep inside the retreat, and the longest single set in the chain. Rewards a grooved two-handed sword.
Darth Vader — 6 missions
The end of the chain. Assassinate, confiscate and retrieve work. Rewards an enhanced carbine schematic and, on completion, the Imperial Theme Park badge.
Imperial Theme Park Rewards
Rewards come from each mission giver as you finish their set, not in one lump at the end.
Imperial Faction Points
A block of Imperial faction is awarded as you complete each giver’s set, alongside credits that scale up as you move through the chain. Useful if you are working toward Imperial faction vendors.
AT-AT and TIE Costumes
From Thrawn: AT-AT helmet and suit, and TIE helmet and suit. These are the pieces most people run the chain for. They are worn, not placed — there is no AT-AT house decoration in this chain.
Stormtrooper Armour
From Loam Redge: a stormtrooper helmet, chestplate and leggings. Awarded partway through the chain rather than at the end.
Schematics & the Badge
Veers awards droidsmith and lightweight backpack schematics; Vader awards an enhanced carbine schematic. Completing Vader’s set grants the Imperial Theme Park badge, which counts toward badge collections.
Practical Tips
Do Kaja Orzee First, or You Will Be Locked Out
Her missions unlock access to the rest of the retreat. If you are wondering why doors will not open or why you cannot reach the later givers, this is almost always why.
Thrawn and Veers Are Outside
They are the two givers not inside the building. Players regularly assume the chain has broken when the next contact is simply out the front door.
Stay Declared Imperial Throughout
Access to the retreat is faction-checked, not just checked once at the start. Dropping your Imperial standing mid-chain will shut you out of the building.
Expect Escorts — Bring Patience, Not Just Damage
Escort missions appear throughout the chain and are paced by the NPC, not by you. Buffs help with the assassinate missions; nothing speeds up an escort.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The Emperor’s Retreat is faction-gated and the theme park is Imperial-only. Rebel and neutral characters are turned away. Declaring Imperial makes you attackable by Rebel Special Forces players, so be aware of that before you declare.
At the Emperor’s Retreat on Naboo, with Kaja Orzee. The whole chain runs from that one location — you do not begin it on Tatooine or at an Imperial recruiter in a starter city.
Yes — and as a real NPC you walk up to and take missions from, not a hologram or a cutscene. He is the seventh and last mission giver, with six missions of his own. The Emperor is the giver immediately before him.
No — the theme park is a one-time progression per character. Once a giver’s set is complete, their missions and rewards are done for that character.
The chain is built from ordinary theme park mission types — assassinate, confiscate, escort, deliver, retrieve — rather than a raid-style set piece, so it is commonly run solo by a well-templated character. Difficulty depends on your template and buffs. If in doubt, ask in Discord what people are running it with.