Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning

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Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning Lorestone map guide

Use our maps to find every last Lorestone in the Faelands

Words: Matt_Hughes on February 9, 2012

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SEASONAL STONES

Stones of Spring

There are 3 Spring Lorestones found in Dalentarth, 5 in the Plains of Erathell, and 2 in Detyre. See maps of those areas for exact locations.

Stones of Summer

There are 3 Summer Lorestones found in Dalentarth, 5 in the Plains of Erathell, and 2 in Detyre. See maps of those areas for exact locations.

Stones of Winter

9 of the 10 Winter Lorestones are spread across Klurikon and Alabastra. See those maps for exact locations. The final Winter Lorestone is in Bhaile. See the Bhaile map in the previous section for the exact location.

Stones of Autumn/Fall

All 10 of the Fall Lorestones are found inside dungeons.

Agnur Farhal

(2 Lorestones): This dungeon lies just east of Gohart.

Mull-Rane

(2 Lorestones): This dungeon is at the north end of the west side of the Forsaken Plain.

The Blackened Hall

(1 Lorestone): This dungeon is on the easternmost edge of the Tywili Coast.

Damalroc

(1 Lorestone): This dungeon is in the middle of the Caeled Coast.

Foe’s Hearth

(1 Lorestone): This dungeon is found along the path between Cursewood and The Midden. You can enter directly, or through the back way via Shattertier Mine in the northern part of Cursewood.

Mordus-Torr

(1 Lorestone): This dungeon is on the western edge of Shadow Pass.

Weconai

(2 Lorestones): This is the southernmost dungeon in Alabastra.

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Shiney79 - March 29, 2013 5:39 a.m.

It was a bit negligent of you to leave out the fact that you need the 5th rank in Detect Hidden in order to open the secret door in Gorguath that leads to the last lorestone. Why would you leave that out? Seems kind of important to me. I can imagine the poor plebs checking around the area for ages wondering why they can't find a secret door. Also, don't have your website navigate *away* from the page I'm already viewing when I put in my log in details. Jesus, what a cock up.
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pr0tostar - February 9, 2012 2:57 p.m.

Thanks! I love the lorestones. Some of them are just like "dude... wat?" But others have hilarious stories.
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inkyspot - February 9, 2012 2:04 p.m.

I am loving this game right now. My life is almost doing another Skyrim moment. Different game, but I am happy with the purchase... Next up ME3.
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patbateman17 - February 10, 2012 6:39 a.m.

I'm playing Dark Souls now and need something for when I don't want to play a semi-stressful, constantly-having-to-think-about-next-move game. Would you recommend Skyrim or KoA? Please don't say both haha :)
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