The Dragon Age Veilguard Lighthouse statue puzzle solution
The pairs of statues in the Veilguard lighthouse need to be turned to face each other
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The Dragon Age Veilguard Lighthouse statue puzzle is solved by finding three pairs of statues and turning them to face each other - so that there’s six statues in the Lighthouse staring into each other’s eyes. Doing so will open up a new room and provide some extra rewards for the player, though nothing especially substantial: just a pool of extra resources to help give you a little jump start on your long journey through Thedas. Still, it’s worth having them to hand, so here’s how you can solve the puzzle of the Lighthouse statues inDragon Age The Veilguard.
How to solve the Lighthouse statue puzzle in Dragon Age Veilguard
To solve the Lighthouse Statue puzzle in the hub area of Dragon Age Veilguard,you need to find three pairs of statues in the outside courtyard area and turn them to face each other.
We’ve got a map of the location of each statue pair just below, as well as their intended line of sight marked, which you can correspond to the info below if you need further help.
Get all three statues lined up, and Rook will have a moment of dialogue where he comments that solving the puzzle “did something”. Hardly helpful, so where should you look?
Lighthouse statue puzzle rewards
If you solve the puzzle, itopens the door North of the main meeting room,allowing you to access a small room with several treasure chests and items in it. The full list of rewards is laid out below.
Nothing mindblowing, but useful for early adventurers looking to gain an edge. Of course, if you want something more substantive in terms of gameplay guides, find out where you can get yourDragon Age Veilguard Deluxe Edition rewardshere, or which is the best of the variousDragon Age Veilguard Factions.© GamesRadar+. Not to be reproduced without permission
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