Once you have the correct pattern and entered the solution, you will move to the next paragraph in the book and repeat the process. If the solution is wrong, they will flash red. If the solution is correct, the pillars will refresh with new images. Once you are satisfied with the pillar placement, go to the Table and press a button to Enter a Solution. Line one is for the first pillar, line two is for the second and so on. The constellations will then match up with the symbols on the pillars that need to be facing you. The words of each of these lines match up with the descriptions of the constellations on pages 3-10 of the tall tale book. The last page of your Tall Tale book will give you two paragraphs. You can rotate these pillars to switch between the figures. You will notice that the four pillars will light up with neon-green figures. After this, the room will start filling with water leaving you on a timer and no escape. To begin the puzzle, raise your lantern and light the four braziers on the table and light them up. If you fail this part of the quest by letting the timer run out, you will have to start over from the beginning. Now that you are inside the vault, stop and catch your breath then read on to the end of this section before starting the puzzle ahead. Not that such a circumstance would ever befall a pirate like yourself but one can never be too careful. This will also make it easier if you happen to find yourself in some unfortunate circumstance that has you abandoning ship and swimming for life to an island hoping against hope to find a rowboat. Tip: You will be picking up two items in this next part of the quest so you might want to bring the ancient chest along for easy portability. Pages 3-10 of your handy dandy tall tale book names and describes each constellation with some keywords that you will need to decipher the next parts of the journey. The spyglass can see the stars in daylight and through storms as well. If you were to look at one of those constellations and then look at your compass you will find that each one corresponds to a compass direction or cardinal (N,E,S,W) intercardinal (NE,NW,SE,SW) and secondary intercardinal (NNE, NNW, ENE, ESE, SSE, SSW, WSW, WNW) if you want to get fancy. Peering through the spyglass and looking up into the heavens will show you the constellations.
REDDIT SEA OF THIEVES MANUAL
The spyglass needs a bit of an instruction manual but go ahead and take look through it see has some magic after all. Inside the Ancient chest, you will find Sudds' Ancient Spyglass. Click on the text below that matches with the beginning text in your tall tale book to see the location of the spyglass. Luckily there are only two possible locations for the spyglass and the first page of the Tall Tale book gives a clue to where it is located. Start off your journey by finding the spyglass that will help you find the rest of what you will need. You will need these to decipher the clues in the Tall Tale book throughout the journey. These constellations represent compass directions. Briggsy left an Ancient Chest containing Sudds' Ancient Spyglass that will be required to observe the constellations in the sky. The Star Jewels will allow you to grab a totem and use that totem to open a vault where you will find the object of your quest.Īt the island where Briggsy and Sudds parted ways. You will then use the Spyglass along with the tall tale book to find two Star Jewels. You will be tasked with finding Sudd's Ancient Spyglass. My dear Queen, all that chromospheric volatility, so unbecoming. If you're worthy of the Captain's treasure, they'll show you where to sail.īe sure to bring them papers back to me, though. The Captain hid it when she left Sudds behind and now it can't see the stars. So, now you're seeking the stones, tryin' to part the fog and follow in the Captain's footsteps.īetter find that special spyglass too, eh? The Great Warrior should be in appulse with the Serpent soon, I see. the only one to have a spyglass as special as her's! Make no mistake! Captain Briggsy was the smartest pirate on the seas and Sudds was the only one she trusted to read the stars. They're his best friends, and they keep their secrets. So, you had a run-in with the Captain, eh? I know all about it. Obliquity of the ecliptic, twenty-three degrees.
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