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MAP LOCATION THE LOST CITY TOMB RAIDER HOW TO

See How to Get Lockpick.īelow is a map for each area with all collectibles on it.

= Treasure Chest: They are locked chests that require the Lockpick to open.

They are more elaborate than Crypts and have the most sophisticated puzzles in the game.

= Tomb: These are the big challenge tombs.

Doing these gives you new Vestige Outfits which can be repaired at base camps! They are small challenge rooms with a sarcophagus at the end.

= Crypt: They are like downsized versions of Challenge Tombs.

Reveals all Relics, Murals, Documents Monoliths on the map!

= Archivist Map: Not needed for 100% (but will make your life a whole lot easier).Reveals all Crypts, Treasure Chests, and Survival Caches on the map! = Explorer Backpack: Not needed for 100% (but will make your life a whole lot easier).These give very valuable resources such as rare animal pelts. Then you need to dig up a secret treasure in the search area. After interacting with the Monolith it marks a puzzle on the map around it (hover over monolith on world map to see search area). = Monolith: A tall standing stone, interacting with it requires a high level of language proficiency (which you get from Relics, Documents, Murals).They have a faint glint on them so you might spot them from afar. = Survival Cache: A buried treasure that you can dig up.They grant language proficiency for monoliths. = Mural: Man-sized stone statues standing around the open world.They also grant a bit of language proficiency for monoliths.

= Document: Simple collectibles that look like pieces of paper (or scrolls).

= Relics (Artifacts): These are simple collectibles in the form of small boxes.This is where the skill “Owl’s Wisdom” comes in handy because it makes your Survival Instinct reveal these objects. After triggering the first objective of a challenge you will see the task in the map menu but the items don’t get marked. = Challenges: These are the tricky ones because they don’t get marked by Archivist Maps and Explorer Backpacks.= Mission Giver / Side Mission: These side quests are found in the 3 major cities in the game: Kuwaq Yaku, Paititi, Mission of San Juan.They don’t count towards 100% completion though, but still useful to trigger them. = Base Camps: These are your fast travel hubs and where you can buy skills and weapon upgrades.If something is missing from your map, refer to the collectible maps in the guide below.īelow is an overview of all the collectible types in the game: They have different tasks for each region and require you to find 3-5 objects per challenge. Do Challenge Tombs and Crypts, they contain lots of Collectibles.Grab All Archivist Maps and Explorer Backpacks to reveal the collectible locations on the map.You’ll need them to reach all collectibles. Some of them open up new areas that are otherwise inaccessible. On the highest difficulty you can’t use Survival Instinct so it would be a lot more tedious. It’s recommended to play on easy because you can use Survival Instinct to mark collectibles in your surroundings (thus also marking them on the map). Beat the Story, collect as much as you want along the way.The maps below are for reference in case you’re missing an item or two. Then you can mark them with waypoints which makes them easier to track down. They reveal all collectible locations on the in-game map. The items and challenges from the Croft Manor dream are not needed for 100% completion so no worries if you forgot to get them.īefore you start collecting, be sure to grab all Archivist Maps and Explorer Backpacks. Base Camps for first map “Cozumel” also open up after the story. Then everything is accessible in free-roam. You can hit “Continue” from the main menu after having finished the game. You can still reach all collectibles after the story! Nothing is missable.