Ghost of Yotei: Reliquary of Faith Solve Guide

Find out where you can find the Reliquary of Faith in Ghost of Yotei, the solutions for the puzzle and rewards.

The Reliquary of Faith is one of the five puzzles scattered in the Ghost of Yotei. Every other reliquary is stationed in remote areas. Most of these are elaborate puzzles that can be solved by twisting statues in the right order and form. Atsu can revisit other regions she explored to complete each reliquary, but this is the last one since it is located in the farthest region.

In this guide, we will go over everything you should know about the Reliquary of Faith. Discover where it is hidden, how to solve it, and what you can gain.

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Where To Find the Reliquary of Faith in Ghost of Yotei?

Trust the golden birds and they will never lead you astray (Image via Deltias Gaming | Sucker Punch Productions) — Trust the golden birds, and they will never lead you astray (Image via Deltias Gaming | Sucker Punch Productions)

Once Atsu sets foot on the Oshima Coast, there will be a brief cutscene. At the end of the cutscene, there will be a golden bird that will lead you to the nearest point of interest, which, in this case, is the reliquary. Follow the bird, and it will take you up a narrow path on a cliff overlooking the landscape.

Unlike the previous reliquaries, there are no weather hurdles, such as for the Reliquary of Compassion. These statues will be hard to miss, and you will get a nice view of the area.

The Solution

Approach the reliquary, and there will be an inscription that reads:

The boy-made-man crafted blessings of his own
So others born under Mount Yotei
Will look to the Mountain for true strength

The inscription serves as a clue, and what needs to be done is that all statues must face outward. However, each turn you make will also affect the other statues. This puzzle will require careful timing and critical thinking. You can turn the middle statue first, then go for the right statue. Return to the middle and turn it twice until all statues are facing outward.