Where to use Ularu’s Keycard in Starfield

Use Ularu's Keycard here!

You'll find countless inaccessible locations in Starfield, most of which require a key to unlock. I once stumbled upon Ularu's Keycard during the Ryujin Industries questline. If you've found the same key and are wondering what it unlocks, don't worry, as I know what that is, and it's sadly disappointing.

What does Ularu's Keycard unlock in Starfield?

I searched all the office floors for a locked room or stash that this key would unlock, but couldn't find one. Eventually, I figured out that Ularu's Keycard unlocks the Workspace folder on Ularu's Computer inside her office. At first, I thought the key would lead to something important, but apparently not because the computer file it opens is just a bunch of messages and announcements.

How to reach Ularu's Office in Starfield

If you still want to check out Ulura's Computer for yourself, you can find it inside the Ryujin Industries Office building in Neon Core. Take the elevator to the Executive Offices and go to the last room on the top floor to find Ularu's Office.

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How to get Ularu's Keycard in Starfield

I got Ularu's Keycard by pickpocketing her inside her office. Crouch behind or near Ularu, and the pickpocket option will appear. You can press the input to open the list of items she's carrying, including Ularu's Keycard. However, make sure not to steal anything if not hidden, or else you'll receive a bounty on your head. If caught, it's better to reload the game from the last save than to pay a fine and lose your stolen goods.

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Praharsh Kashyap is a video gaming enthusiast from India currently working as a Contributing Writer at Pro Game Guides. He has been playing and covering first-person shooters such as Call of Duty, Battlefield, and Apex Legends for years now. Besides FPS games, he also likes to indulge in RPGs every now and then.
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