How to solve the Dragon's Stone Chamber in Crimson Desert

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Dragon's Stone Chamber solution
Dragon's Stone Chamber rewards

The Dragon's Stone Chamber in Crimson Desert is one of the earlier optional puzzles you'll encounter, a special cavern underneath the Greymane Camp with three discs, or dials, that you can spin to input some sort of combination to solve the puzzle. The key is that there's actually a map on the wall with areas marked, though it's easy to miss, and the map locations highlight points on the world that explain the puzzle solution. To help you out, I'll lay out the full solution to the Dragon Stone Chamber puzzle below, and what you need to do to get the rewards.

Dragon's Stone Chamber solution and code in Crimson Desert

To solve the Dragon's Stone Chamber, you need to leap down into the pit in the middle and spin the three pattern dials to match the images shown above.

Left dial: Sun and Moon at the top.
Middle dial: Spindly arm at the left
Right dial: Outside spiral in the bottom left.

Once all three are set to the correct positions, the door underneath the dragon statue will open up, solving the puzzle.

The key to solving it is that on the walls are shadowy maps of the region, with areas that have red markers on them. If you go to those regions while exploring Crimson Desert, you'll find large paintings on cliff walls that reveal the solutions for the Dragon's Stone Chamber – though of course, by using our guide, you don't actually have to go there now. Still, we've marked the locations on the map above if you do want to go see for yourself, as they're all generally around Anvil Hill.

Dragon's Stone Chamber rewards

For completing this puzzle, you'll unlock an Abyss Creset for fast travel, as well as an Artifact you can use to unlock some new Crimson Desert skills. You'll also be given an item called Memories of Abundance. When you interact with it in your inventory, it reveals various locations and points of interest on your map around the Hernand region, such as caves for exploring. Of course, the fast travel point probably isn't a huge deal as it's not in an especially ideal spot, especially if you've already solved the Crimson Desert Thinker's Meadow puzzle.

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