The Sunrise Plains puzzle in Crimson Desert is one you’re likely to stumble on quite early in your adventure. Especially if you’re taking your time exploring the rest of Hernand. After navigating some ...

The Hunter's Cabin Ruins puzzle in the Haunted Hill area of Crimson Desert's Hernand isn't much of a puzzle at all, though it is very easy to miss altogether if you're not too sure what to look for in ...

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In this Crimson Desert guide, we show you how to solve the Abyss Cresset puzzle of The Witchwoods. This is a puzzle where you must get all the columns to be the same height. You may find this puzzle ...

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In this Crimson Desert walkthrough, we take you through the entire Spire of Soaring section that takes place near the end of Chapter 5 in the Toward the Nest questline. This is a series of puzzles ...

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Here’s how to claim the secret treasure of the Dragon’s Stone Chamber for yourself in Crimson Desert, by solving the rotating pattern puzzle and finding the hidden murals. You find the Dragon’s Stone ...

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