Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning

Available on: Xbox 360, PC, PS3

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

4 Comments

GALLOWS END

Gallows End is the island on which the Legend of Dead Kel DLC adventures takes place. There are 10 Lorestones total (five “Gallows End” and five “Gravehal”). Four Gravehal Lorestones and one Gallows End Lorestone can be found throughout the overworld. The remaining Lorestones are found in sub-areas (see the sub-areas section below).

* This Lorestone is not accessible until you have finished the “Gravehal Tunnels” faction quest.

Gallows End Sub-Areas

The following maps are for Cliffbreak Fasting, Undersea Fasting, Mudhold Fasting, and Souldeep Fasting. There is one Lorestone in each of these areas.

Cliffbreak Fasting (Gallows End Stone)

This area is available immediately upon arriving at Gallows End.

Undersea Fasting (Gallows End Stone)

This area is available immediately upon arriving at Gallows End.

Mudhold Fasting (Gallows End Stone)

This area is available immediately upon arriving at Gallows End. You’ll need to open one of two hidden doors to reach the Lorestone.

Souldeep Fasting (Gallows End Stone)

You cannot reach this Lorestone until taking on the “Until Death” main quest. Only then can you open the fate doors that stand in your way.

Brigand’s Hideaway (Gravehal Stone)

After completing the main questline, return to Cape Solace and accept the “The Invaders” quest. You’ll then have access to the Brigand’s Hideaway

Platforms:

Xbox 360, PC, PS3

Topics:

guide, Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, PC, PS3, walkthrough, Xbox 360

4 comments

View as:
Newest first
Oldest first

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.
- Reply
- Report
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.
- Reply
- Report
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.
- Reply
- Report
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 :)
- Reply
- Report

Showing 1-4 of 4 comments