Indiana Jones Secret of Secrets safe code location
The Secret of Secrets safe combination in the Great Circle is solved from a planetary chart and two statues
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The Indiana Jones Secret of Secrets safe code is found from solving a puzzle with a planetary chart and the statues of the Saints Peter and Paul, combining the information accordingly. All the information is close to hand, but that doesn't meaning resolving the puzzle into an answer is easy. If you want an explanation on how it works, we'll explain how to solve the Secret of Secrets safe code puzzle in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle below!
How to find the Secret of Secrets safe code in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle
The Indiana Jones Secret of Secrets safe is found around the back of the Sistine Chapel, shown on the map above. In the room with the safe you'll find a note explaining that Father Nicoletti found an 'original copy of the Secret Secretorum' and has placed it in the safe to protect it. The note also says that the combination can be decoded by 'looking to the stars' and using the saints Peter and Paul.
These two saints are represented by statues, one on a table in the corner and another by the safe itself. On their own they're not much use but if you examine the base of each you'll find two symbols:
Explore a bit further and you'll find a planetary chart in the desk drawer near the safe, that has symbols matching the ones on the statues:
However, where things get confusing is that it's not clear what order the symbols should go in (similar to the Indiana Jones ticket stub code) and there's a fourth symbol that is missing on the chart. Two of the symbols on the Saint statues are also very similar and it's very easy to miss that some have a dot and some don't.
However, work out the missing symbol value and read off the correct statue symbols from the the chart and it gets you this as the Indiana Jones safe code for Secret of Secrets:
- ♂ (Mars) 4
- ♂ (Mars) 4
- ⛢(Uranus) 7
- ☿ (Mercury) 1
Use that code to get the safe open and you'll find the fabled Secret Secretorum, which turns out to be a fake book you can just drop, an Indiana Jones book, Cutman 1, which improves health regeneration, and a note from Nicoletti saying he's locked the book away to save it for Ventura and a 'German ally'. You'll also get 100 Adventure Points for completing the mystery.
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