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All Ghost of Yotei Altars of Reflection locations and where to find them

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Finding Altars of Reflection in Ghost of Yotei gets you a skill point to unlock abilties

Ghost of Yotei altars of reflection
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Altars of Reflection in Ghost of Yotei give you skill points to unlock new abilities, and while some are in plain view, some are well hidden in this action adventure revenge story. You can reveal their locations by exploring the world, talking to people, buying maps from a Cartographer (who can be found at the locations listed below) and other methods. Or by using this guide where we've already found all 61 of them.

Some Altars can be found by climbing places, finding hidden entrances, or clearing an enemy base (where once you cleared it, villagers will move in, and Atsu will spawn automatically in front of the shrine). However you find them, there's always a bright yellow Ginko tree nearby to give you a visual clue to home in on. Don't forget as well that there are also Ghost of Yotei wolf dens and Ghost of Yotei hot springs out in the world to find as well. These also have their own clues to call them out in the shape of a howling wolf noise and rising steam respectively.

All Cartographer locations in Ghost of Yotei

All Cartographer locations in Ghost of Yotei

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  • Yotei Grasslands - Yotei’s Shadow Inn
  • Tokachi Range - Huranui’s Rest Inn
  • Nayoro Wilds - Northern Ferry
  • Teshio Ridge - Red Crane Inn
  • Ishikawa Plain - Ishikara Market
  • Oshima Coast - Matsumae Residences

All Yotei Grasslands Altar of Reflection locations

All Yotei Grasslands Altar of Reflection locations (Image credit: PlayStation)
  1. Blue-Flowered Cemetery
  2. Lost In Reflection - You must complete the Lost in Reflection side quest
  3. Matsumae Crossing
  4. Maw of the Serpent
  5. Outcrop Homestead
  6. Saito Compound
  7. Saito Recruitment Camp
  8. Serpent’s Pass
  9. Shirahige Falls
  10. Southern Coast
  11. Stone Spire
  12. Yotei River
  13. Mount Yotei

All Tokachi Range Altar of Reflection locations

All Tokachi Range Altar of Reflection locations (Image credit: PlayStation)
  1. Bamboo Rock
  2. Huranui Cliffs
  3. Marshland Homestead
  4. Niikapuu River
  5. Saru Plains
  6. Monument Tree
  7. Dueling Tree

All Nayoro Wilds Altars of Reflection

All Nayoro Wilds Altars of Reflection (Image credit: PlayStation)
  1. Cukpet Hills
  2. Iwor Mountains
  3. Kankan

All Teshio Ridge Altars of Reflection

All Teshio Ridge Altars of Reflection (Image credit: PlayStation)
  1. Crimson Forest - Closed Off Building
  2. Nakajima Ice Cave Hideout
  3. Red Crane Inn
  4. Sarobetsu Forest - Closed Off Building
  5. Sarobetsu Forest
  6. Sarufutsu River
  7. Sentinel Forest - Closed Off Building
  8. Shipwreck Shoal
  9. Shipwreck Shoal - Closed Off Building
  10. Soya Port
  11. Teshio Coast
  12. Cape Inari Hideout
  13. Crossroads Trading Post
  14. Deserted Village
  15. Sanctuary Grove - You must go through the Sarufutsu Lighthouse and Hunting Camp Hideout to reach.
  16. Snow Blight’s Hideout
  17. Snowdrift Springs Hideout

All Ishikawa Plain Altars of Reflection

All Ishikawa Plain Altars of Reflection (Image credit: PlayStation)
  1. Bold Kaji Force
  2. Broken Horn Garrison
  3. Higashi Lumberyard
  4. Ishikari River 1
  5. Ishikari River 2
  6. Ishikawa Coast
  7. Masked Man’s Quarry
  8. Nishin Fishery
  9. White Dear Woodlands 1
  10. White Deer Woodlands 2
  11. Yokai’s Nest
  12. Nagoya Spring
  13. Urara Forest

All Oshima Coast Altars of Reflection

All Oshima Coast Altars of Reflection (Image credit: PlayStation)
  1. Castle Matsumae
  2. Iwasaki Farmstead
  3. Oiso Fishing Village
  4. Otsuki River
  5. Saito Artillery
  6. Tokuyama Hills
  7. Kasuga Village
  8. Miyama Village

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George Yang
George Yang
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George Yang is a freelance writer with Gamesradar+ based out of the United States. He has a degree in Business but decided to not use it and went into the world of games journalism. He really enjoys JRPGs, but is willing to try out all different kinds of genres. He has written for other sites like IGN, GameSpot, Kotaku, NPR, Complex, and more.

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