Where to get all Templar Keys in Black Flag Resynced
The Templar Armor is the final reward for the "Damn Fine Gear" in Black Flag Resynced, after finding all 5 Keys
The Templar Keys in Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced are a major collectible tied to the side quest "Damn Fine Gear", in which Edward has to find five keys to open the Great Inagua gate and access the Templar Armor inside. Once you know where to look it's relatively straightforward to find the Templar Keys' locations, simply being rewards for chains of side quests tied to helping various Assassins, but it can be tricky to find those starting points depending on where you are in the game. I'll lay out where to find all the keys in Black Flag below, and that the reward for completing Damn Fine Gear actually is.
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All Templar Key locations in Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced
There are five Templar Keys in Assassin's Creed Black Flag, though one of them is earned before you even realise that they're a collectible, revealing the larger existance of these keys. We've listed them all below, as well as the starting coordinates for their quest chains. Keep in mind that aside from the first one, these can be done in any order.
- Julian du Casse. The default Templar key earned on the main plot while reaching Great Inagua for the first time in Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced.
- Lucia Marquez. Go to coordinates 304, 311 on Cayman Sound to start a mission with Opia Apito. This takes you through a series of quests on interconnected local islands that lead to Lucia Marquez, the assassination target who has the Key.
- Vance Travers. Head to Nassau and the coordinates 600, 756 to speak with the Assassin Bureau. This leads to a series of quests all within Nassau in which two brothers - Upton and Vance Travers - fight over a map, spurred on by a Templar known as the Queen of Pirates. At the end, you'll take the Key off her.
- Hilary Flint. Go to Havana and the Bureau at 216, 569 to speak to Rhona Dinsmore. You'll get a series of especially violent and explosive quests that concern her ongoing conflict with the Templar Hilary Flint, all throughout the streets of Havana. At the end you'll chase and hunt down Flint himself, taking the key from his body in the process.
- Kenneth Abraham. Head to Kingston and the coordinates 619, 161, where you'll help the assassin Anto by rescuing allies of his from Templar machinations. Eventually you'll retaliate with a strike against Templar Kenneth Abraham at a party, fleeing with the key afterwards.
How to get the Templar Armor and Templar Cross in Black Flag
Once you've got all five Templar Keys, return to the Manor in Great Inagua. At the back of the main room is a gate with five locks, each one of the keys will open. Inside you'll get the Templar Armor, a light set shown above, and the Templar Cross Trinket, which reduces all damage taken from melee attacks when equipped, with 10,000 Reales and 45 Bones thrown in for good measure. This also completes the "Damn Fine Gear" quest and closes it for good.
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