Marvel’s Midnight Suns Standing Stones Puzzle Solution

You will go through different challenging puzzles in Marvel’s Midnight Suns. But the rewards from the challenging puzzles are worth...

You will go through different challenging puzzles in Marvel’s Midnight Suns. But the rewards from the challenging puzzles are worth putting every effort into solving.

As part of the side quest called The Standing Stones Mystery, players will have to touch some rune-etched stones in Midnight Suns in a particular order which can be confusing.

To solve this Mystery, there is a vast area of Marvel Midnight Sun from where players can get clues in the form of keys. If you then head to the Standing Stones area, you will find the Standing Stones Rune Puzzle.

This area contains a center path surrounded by five huge stones.  These stones are also known as pillars. You must activate the stones in the correct pattern to solve this puzzle.

After solving standing Stones Puzzles, players will get rewards in the form of three Legendary Chests. 

This guide will cover complete details you must follow to solve the Standing Stones Rune puzzle in Marvel’s Midnight Suns.

How to solve the Standing Stones puzzle in Midnight Suns

You must make your way toward the Standing Stones area on the map. There you will find a place in the middle containing a stone with a symbol.

You must get on the stone and speak the word of power, “Reveal.” After this, you will find all the stones have signs upon them.

First Sequence

Now you need to touch the stones in the correct pattern to reveal the piece of the puzzle. Follow the below pictures to solve the puzzle correctly.

Do note that it is possible for the order to be different for you. If that is the case, check the Strange Glyphs sequence inside the Abbey to find the correct order for your playthrough.

First Stone

Second Stone

Third Stone

Fourth Stone

Fifth Stone

After correctly solving the Standing Stones puzzle, you will get a Legendary Arcane Chest on the same platform where you said the revealed word. To open the chest, you must have Arcane Keys.

As you open the chest, you will receive the following items:

  • 57 Credits
  • Night Shift (Legendary Palette)
  • HellBorn (Epic Whole Head Prop)
  • Inferi Maximus (Legendary Head Prop)

Second Sequence

Soon after solving the puzzles on the first series of standing stones, head North of the Abbey after revealing it using Word of Power Reveal. Get into the Agatha House to find the second sequence.

Like other Standing Stone puzzles, you can solve these by first getting the code located on the Fireplace. This code can then be put into the Standing Stones to solve the sequence.

After unlocking the second sequence for Standing Stone, a Legendary Arcane Chest will surface that can be opened for rewards.

Follow the below pictures to solve the puzzle correctly.

Do note that it is possible for the order to be different for you. If that’s the case, follow the sequence you got from the key in Agatha House.

First Stone

Second Stone

Third Stone

Fourth Stone

Fifth Stone

Third Sequence

To get the code to solve the third sequence for Standing Stones, head to Lilith’s Garden after using Word of Power: Reveal to uncover it.

Travel east until you hit a wall that can be cleared using Word of Power: Break. Afterward, access the Shrine area from the back to find the code.

Use the code acquired to unlock the third Standing Stone order. Just like other Standing Stones, unlocking this will also reveal an Arcane Legendary Chest and complete the Standing Stone Mystery.

Follow the pictures below to solve the puzzle correctly.

Do note that it is possible for the order to be different for you. If that is the case, follow the sequence you got from the key in the Shrine Area.

First Stone

Midnight Suns standing stones puzzle

Second Stone

Midnight Suns standing stones puzzle

Third Stone

Midnight Suns standing stones puzzle

Fourth Stone

Fifth Stone

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