Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
61 Achievements
1,300
60-80h
Xbox 360
Xbox One
Xbox Series
Loremaster
Discovered all Lorestones.
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How to unlock the Loremaster achievement in Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning - Definitive Guide
http://www.gamesradar.com/kingdoms-amalur-reckoning-loreston...
This guide from games radar makes this really easy. It has all of the lorestones coded by type, and the images are hi-res enough that it very clear where they are. If you have your detect hidden maxed out it's even easier.
I should note that you'll need detect hidden of at least 5 to get to the last lorestones on gorguath cave.
This guide from games radar makes this really easy. It has all of the lorestones coded by type, and the images are hi-res enough that it very clear where they are. If you have your detect hidden maxed out it's even easier.
I should note that you'll need detect hidden of at least 5 to get to the last lorestones on gorguath cave.
12 Comments
It should be noted as Missable, in the wecani dungeon there is a fall stone that needs Ordo to open a door. Ordo got killed for me in the next room, so I had to go back to an old save
By Chakaal Starr on 04 Mar 2012 09:33
Just a note you just need to find 175 stones. If U have the dlc the 10 from there count towards that. I just got the achivo and haven't found all the stones yet. Im 10 short of the original but the 10 in dlc made up for it. So if ur stuck on a few and have the dlc id suggest finding those ones.
By walley118 on 24 Mar 2012 10:41
Just a short addition to the previous already stellar solutions. With the release of the DLC you should note the Achievement unlocks after 175 stones (the amount in the original game). That is, it unlocks after ANY 175- including the DLC stones. This can be helpful if you are having trouble finding all those annoying fall stones.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
4 Comments
10 in each if I remember correctly
By Hati R on 30 May 2012 09:01
Yep, 10 in each.
By The Globalizer on 25 Apr 2014 16:07
The best way to hunt for lorestones is to get "Detect Hidden" all the way up. Now before you say "Screw this, I want to invest in something else!" there is a way for both possibilites. What I mean is the great occupation of a Fateweaver (shown on the map as two overlaying cards). They will reset your skills so you can map them again anywhere you want. So max your Detect Hidden skill, and look on your minimap when you explore. When you open the map you can go into local view and it will show you hidden boxes, doors, lorestones for their required milestones, respectedly. When you are done, remap your skills back to what they were and it is as easy as that. The only tedius part is walking to the lorestones, since now you have them all on your map (they are a bluu looking circle on the map).
Edit1:There is only one fateweaver that I know of (more in link) and that is in the house of ballads in Ordarath (which is in Dalentarth).One inside the house of ballads, go to the door on the left door out of the three infront of the circle. It should be called summer sanctuary. In there, in the back right there is a female fae named Arvia, she is a fateweaver. You would need some money in order to reskill yourself which not only resets your skills but also your abilities which play in the destinies too. Walk up to the fateweaver and press Y to acess their service.The amount changes for everyones first depending on lvl,my first time was 4,608 coins at around lvl 18 I believe. The next time was also 4,608 coins, but the thrid time was 9,216 (doubled). So my guess is that it can be done as many times as you have the money to purchase the service. Two things to note: skills from trainers and skillbooks will not be reset and will stay in there respected areas, and even when the lorestones now appear on your map, if it is a new area the map will still have uncovered darkness about it which you can't see things from the detect hidden on the map (excludes minimap) until you run about.
Just something I found as I run around collecting the stones, the red marches stones are only accessible by completing the quest in Galette (camp in RM). Each quest complete will give you key to go further in a tomb that has doors leading out where the lorestones are. You only need to do three fast quest and it should be completely open. There are two quest givers, do one quest each, and finishing those two will start a third when you return to camp. The only other reason I can think a lorestone is inaccessible is if a cve is shut off and I believe that may be the case for a set dealing with the house of ballads. If there are any more that are not easy to get to (in terms of right away) post in the comments and I will update.
FALL LORESTONES- ok... Well I am hunting down the fall lorestones and after visiting EVERY area in the game and not finding any, I decided to check dungeons... ALL of them. This was the most boring grind in the game of checking, discovering, and writting down which dungeons have them.. all for you guys, so here they are:
Agnur Farhal, there are two here. Just follow the road north out of Gorhart and take the first right.
There is one at the Blackened hall which is on the south east corner of Tywili Coast.
A Pilgram's setback takes place here at Mull-rane, where there are two more lorestones to be found. It is on the top right side of the LEFT PLAIN of the Forsaken Plain (Two areas).
Next five are across the river like seperation of the Faelands (so you will need to progress in story to reach here).
The next lorestone is at Foe's Hearth, which is in the top right of Cursewood.
Another after that is Damalroc, which is in the bottom right of Caeled Coast.
Mordus-Torr, it is on the east side of shadow pass, in the part that splits.
The last ones are in Weconai, which is on the part of Twilight Pass that bends downwards.
Thats the end of it.
Edit1: M0istpoosey:Great question- adding
Edit2: H2O Paladin: Clearing it up.
Edit3: Optravis Prime: Correcting some english
Edit4:zero judgement
I did some looking about and I found an article on IGN (good helpful site if they have the info) that list 7 fate weavers (including mine).
http://www.ign.com/wikis/kingdoms-of-amalur-reckoning/Fatewe...
I also found another little help from IGN (man they are awesome), involving skills, with this you can get 4 free lvls in detect, and anything else. http://www.ign.com/wikis/kingdoms-of-amalur-reckoning/Traine...
If you downvote please leave a comment why. Improvements are welcomed and will be credited.
Edit1:There is only one fateweaver that I know of (more in link) and that is in the house of ballads in Ordarath (which is in Dalentarth).One inside the house of ballads, go to the door on the left door out of the three infront of the circle. It should be called summer sanctuary. In there, in the back right there is a female fae named Arvia, she is a fateweaver. You would need some money in order to reskill yourself which not only resets your skills but also your abilities which play in the destinies too. Walk up to the fateweaver and press Y to acess their service.The amount changes for everyones first depending on lvl,my first time was 4,608 coins at around lvl 18 I believe. The next time was also 4,608 coins, but the thrid time was 9,216 (doubled). So my guess is that it can be done as many times as you have the money to purchase the service. Two things to note: skills from trainers and skillbooks will not be reset and will stay in there respected areas, and even when the lorestones now appear on your map, if it is a new area the map will still have uncovered darkness about it which you can't see things from the detect hidden on the map (excludes minimap) until you run about.
Just something I found as I run around collecting the stones, the red marches stones are only accessible by completing the quest in Galette (camp in RM). Each quest complete will give you key to go further in a tomb that has doors leading out where the lorestones are. You only need to do three fast quest and it should be completely open. There are two quest givers, do one quest each, and finishing those two will start a third when you return to camp. The only other reason I can think a lorestone is inaccessible is if a cve is shut off and I believe that may be the case for a set dealing with the house of ballads. If there are any more that are not easy to get to (in terms of right away) post in the comments and I will update.
FALL LORESTONES- ok... Well I am hunting down the fall lorestones and after visiting EVERY area in the game and not finding any, I decided to check dungeons... ALL of them. This was the most boring grind in the game of checking, discovering, and writting down which dungeons have them.. all for you guys, so here they are:
Agnur Farhal, there are two here. Just follow the road north out of Gorhart and take the first right.
There is one at the Blackened hall which is on the south east corner of Tywili Coast.
A Pilgram's setback takes place here at Mull-rane, where there are two more lorestones to be found. It is on the top right side of the LEFT PLAIN of the Forsaken Plain (Two areas).
Next five are across the river like seperation of the Faelands (so you will need to progress in story to reach here).
The next lorestone is at Foe's Hearth, which is in the top right of Cursewood.
Another after that is Damalroc, which is in the bottom right of Caeled Coast.
Mordus-Torr, it is on the east side of shadow pass, in the part that splits.
The last ones are in Weconai, which is on the part of Twilight Pass that bends downwards.
Thats the end of it.
Edit1: M0istpoosey:Great question- adding
Edit2: H2O Paladin: Clearing it up.
Edit3: Optravis Prime: Correcting some english
Edit4:zero judgement
I did some looking about and I found an article on IGN (good helpful site if they have the info) that list 7 fate weavers (including mine).
http://www.ign.com/wikis/kingdoms-of-amalur-reckoning/Fatewe...
I also found another little help from IGN (man they are awesome), involving skills, with this you can get 4 free lvls in detect, and anything else. http://www.ign.com/wikis/kingdoms-of-amalur-reckoning/Traine...
If you downvote please leave a comment why. Improvements are welcomed and will be credited.
20 Comments
Can you explain how I would go about resetting my skill points
if I wanted to lump them all in one area and can you do this
as many times as you wish?
Thanks
if I wanted to lump them all in one area and can you do this
as many times as you wish?
Thanks
By Papa Ninja Nips on 09 Feb 2012 23:04
Great work-in-progress. I'm voting positive under the assumption you're going to continue posting the lorestones inside dungeons, which is a huge help. I currently can't find the final Dalentarth stone, either.
By Frankie DrumsNY on 14 Feb 2012 15:28
There is a total of 170 Lorestones in the original game. With 10 skill points in detect magic, you will be able to see the Lorestones marked on your map.
Usually, except for a few, each set of stones is within a certain area of the map, so when you the message "...set complete" you can progress to the next area.
The trophy unlocks at 170 Lorestones, so if you have done both DLCs(20 Lorestones) you can skip a few in the original game.
Here is Gamesradar's guide, complete with maps of all the stones.
http://www.gamesradar.com/kingdoms-amalur-reckoning-loreston...
Have fun!
Usually, except for a few, each set of stones is within a certain area of the map, so when you the message "...set complete" you can progress to the next area.
The trophy unlocks at 170 Lorestones, so if you have done both DLCs(20 Lorestones) you can skip a few in the original game.
Here is Gamesradar's guide, complete with maps of all the stones.
http://www.gamesradar.com/kingdoms-amalur-reckoning-loreston...
Have fun!
Lorestones are obelisk-like structures found throughout the world that offer bonus XP per stone found and insight to history and lore behind the game's story, culture, and lives of the people in the game. All Lorestone locations can be found at the IGN site HERE. Another easy way to do this is to make sure you put enough points in Detect Hidden to be maxed out, this will show you all locations of Lorestones on the local map.
There are 170 Lorestones in total, spread out all over Amalur. First and foremost, you need a Detect hidden skill level of 5. Which also requires your character to be at least level 8. The reason is that there are Lorestones in secret areas. These areas can only be found and accessed by opening secret doors. To make it easier on yourself, get the level 10 Detect Hidden skill. This will show the Lorestones on your mini map and local world map. (If you've explored enough, you can pretty much find every Lorestone without a guide with a level 10 Detect Hidden skill.) You can check how many Lorestones from each set you’ve found via the Status menu > Lorestones.
Text Walkthrough: Lorestone Walkthrough by IGN
The Legend of Dead Kel & Teeth of Naros - Extra Lorestones.
Both DLCs have new Lorestones that can be found. Instead of finding all 170 Lorestones in the game itself, you can also find some in either or both DLC's and the remaining ones in the game itself.
Text Walkthrough: Lorestone Walkthrough by IGN
The Legend of Dead Kel & Teeth of Naros - Extra Lorestones.
Both DLCs have new Lorestones that can be found. Instead of finding all 170 Lorestones in the game itself, you can also find some in either or both DLC's and the remaining ones in the game itself.
This guide was translated automatically.
Text guide with maps and pictures.
14 Comments
Patch 1.11 requires a total of 195 stones to be found, rather than 175 in the release.
By Voldemar_Koss on 31 Jan 2022 13:09
You can greatly simplify the search for stones if you invest 10 points in the Detect Hidden skill, then the stones will be displayed on the mini-map.
By krukones on 24 Feb 2012 23:08
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