Throughout your journey in Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous, you’ll come across multiple puzzles scattered around the map that provide you with various types of loot. In this guide, we will be showing you how to solve the Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous Nameless Ruins Puzzle.
Where Exactly is Nameless Ruins Puzzle?
Before you solve the Nameless Ruins puzzle and get the goodies, you need to look out for where it is located on the map. Below we’ve given a screenshot that tells you the exact map location of the Nameless Ruins puzzle.
As shown in the image, head straight to the southeast corner of the map. This is where you’ll come across the Nameless Ruins puzzle in Pathfinder: WotR. The puzzle is quite easy to find as it’s found with a Lion’s head in its central section.
There is a locked door nearby that opens up when you solve the puzzle. The loot that you are in search of is behind the locked door.
Once you’ve found the puzzle location, let’s take a look at how you can solve it. Below we’ve given a step-by-step tutorial of solving the Nameless Ruins puzzle along with the sequence you’ll have to follow while pressing the element.
How to Solve the Nameless Ruins Puzzle
Apart from the 4 statues required for solving the mysteries, you’ll also come across a pair of rings along with a square next to the interactable stairs. Go around the map to find the clues.
Now, it’s time to activate the pair of rings and the left+bottom sides of the square.
But before you go any further, make sure the puzzle is facing in the position as shown in the picture below.
Press on the elements in the following sequence that we have:
The Outer Circle
The Inner Circle
Bottom Left Side of the Square
Top Left Side of the Square
This is the right sequence that you need to follow in order to solve this puzzle. Completing the puzzle will unlock the door and the loot will be yours to take.
In other words, simply press the outer circle first, then proceed to press the inner circle, then the bottom-left part of the square, and lastly, you’ll be pressing the upper left part of the square.
