A compilation of puzzle solutions for the Relics of the Lost Age series
Relics of the Lost Age
Chapter 1 — The Oracle of God
1. The very first puzzle
First seal: South then North
Second seal: East then West
Third seal: West then South
Fourth seal: West then East
Chapter 2 — Shambala
N/A
Chapter 3 — Devil Music
1. The Objection! achievement
What did you learn at the museum that contradicts the theory making Elliot out as the robber?
It was something related to the Satanic imagery in the gallery --> a. it was the written message “Hail Satan”
What did you learn at the precinct that contradicts this evidence?
It was something we saw at the precinct. --> b. it was the register of detainees on the front desk
2. Strange box puzzle
Open the drawer depicting the man with his finger to his lips.
Chapter 4 — The River
N/A
Chapter 5 — The Eye of Kali
1. The clock puzzle
7 : 44
Chapter 6 — Hong Kong Crazy
N/A
Chapter 7 — Endgame
1. The relics puzzle
First podium: King Manuel’s amulet from the Congo
Second podium: The Stone of Shambala from Tibet
Third podium: The Eye of Kali from London
Fourth podium: The dragon figurine from Hong Kong
Fifth podium: The high priest’s breastplate from Palestine
Sixth podium: Chantelle LaValle’s amulet from New Orleans
2. The tree puzzle
Acorn / patch of earth / sun / raindrop
Relics 2: The Crusader’s Tomb
Chapter 1 — The Quest
N/A
Chapter 2 — A Canterbury Tale
1. The organ puzzle
D - E - A - F
C - A - G - E - D
D - E - C - A - D - E
D - E - F - A - C - E - D
Chapter 3 — City of Light
1. The map puzzle
Direction from Paris: Southeast
Associated saint: St. Mark
Associated animal: Lion
Chapter 4 — La Serenissima
1. The tome puzzle
The Life of St. Esther of Bingen: the saint’s name
The Life of St. Benedict: the saint’s revival of the dead child
The Life of St. Scholastica: the saint’s relation to Benedict
The Life of St. Jerome: the story about the tame lion
The Life of St. Matthias of Westphalia: the death of the lion
Note: the sequence of Benedict / Scholastica / Esther / Jerome / Matthias also grants the achievement for solving the puzzle.
Chapter 5 — Pilgrims in an Unholy Land
1. The coat of arms
Deer / stag
A lion
Chapter 6 — Blood of Dracul
1. The altar puzzle
The tree / the scorpion / the boat / the peacock
Chapter 7 — The World’s Desire
1. The chalice puzzle
Turn the third cylinder left.
Turn the middle cylinder left.
Turn the first cylinder left.
Turn the first cylinder left.
Turn the middle cylinder left.
Turn the third cylinder left.
Turn the middle cylinder right.
Note: a shorter solution should also be possible, but I lost it.
2. The column puzzle
4th column and 7th column
Chapter 8 — Endgame
1. Geometric shape puzzle
Circle / triangle / square / pentagon / cross
Relics 3: Ashes for Gold
Chapter 1 — Showdown at Rattlesnake Gulch
1. Geometric shape puzzle
Single line / two parallel lines / the triangle / the upper-case M / the pentagram
Chapter 2 — The Temple of the Sands
1. Safe combination
Find the concealed note in Baillard’s office (“Behind the Sphinx. The answer is in the Good Book.”). Return to the guest bedroom and consult the bible to find the safe combination (Mark 10:43).
2. First temple puzzle
Press Jamanu, meaning “Amun”.
Press hotep, meaning “satisfied”.
Press the empty cartouche name-ring.
3. Second temple puzzle
Khonsu symbols: moon, crook and bandage.
Mut symbols: mother, water and crown.
Amun symbols: farmer, ram-headed sphinx and two vertical plumes.
Chapter 3 — The Doctor’s Demons
1. The alchemy puzzle
The scythe-bearing angel: an offering of earth.
The torch-bearing angel: an offering of fire.
The trident-bearing angel: an offering of water.
The trumpet-bearing angel: an offering of air.
Note: follow the given order otherwise it will become bugged (on dash, at least)
2. The code puzzle
Fill in a letter for the symbol ' = T
Fill in a letter for the symbol < = H
Fill in a letter for the symbol - = R
Fill in a letter for the symbol > = O
Fill in a letter for the symbol ~ = D
Fill in a letter for the symbol : = C
Fill in a letter for the symbol " = F
3. The identity of the traitor
Solution 1
What was the key piece of information about?
It was about me.
And what was it that Becker said about you that gives Winter’s identity away?
That your cover story involved working for the Smithsonian.
Solution 2
Winter’s gender: uses traditionally male pronouns
Winter’s title and position at the university: is an academic with the rank of full professor
Winter’s employment at Magdalen: has been involved with the college for a long time
Chapter 4 — Dead Man’s Chest
1. The museum puzzle
The three ships that called into Barros’s harbor (The Jocasta out of New Orleans, a French ship carrying sugar and tobacco, and an English ship bound for Portsmouth).
2. The ship voyage puzzle
1. New Orleans, Louisiana / St. John’s, Antigua / Bridgetown, Barbados
2. Veracruz, Mexico / Saint Augustine, Florida / Cartagena, Colombia / Le Havre, France.
3. Havana, Cuba / Santo Domingo, Hispaniola / Portsmouth, England
3. The bomb puzzle
The yellow wire / the blue wire / the green wire / the indigo wire / the red wire
Chapter 5 — Path of the Condor
1. The three worlds puzzle
Set the first lever to the down position.
Set the second lever to the up position.
Set the fourth lever to the down position.
2. The Inca society puzzle
The tile showing the woman with the stretched earlobes: in the second slot down.
The tile showing the man planting maize: in the bottom slot.
The tile showing the man with the silver shoes and headdress: in the top slot.
The tile showing the man holding the knotted cords: in the third slot down.
Chapter 6 — The Sapporo Archive
N/A
Chapter 7 — Endgame
N/A
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