How to find Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart lorbs
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Gather all the Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart lorbs (Lore Orbs?) from Lombax Shrines across Savali to get the Wasteland Gear armor set from the Monk Scholar. You'll meet this chilled-out, intellectual lizard creature in the central town on Savali in Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart, and he'll task you with hunting down Lombax lore. You'll then need to find and destroy 12 shrines and collect the lorbs within in to complete the quest, so here's what you need to know about finding all the Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart lorbs.
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Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart Hunt for Lombax Lore lorbs explained
Once you've made it to Savali and have met Gary, you'll have a barren wasteland in front of you to zoom around on your new-found hoverboots. To begin your hunt for Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart lorbs, head to the small outpost near the middle of the map and speak to the Monk Scholar. He'll tell you about how lorbs can be collected from Lombax Shrines around Savali and requests that you bring him three lorbs.
These Lombax Shrines and their lorbs aren't too hard to find – in fact, there's one right next to the monk. As long as you're clearing unexplored parts of the map, you'll find two more to get your first three in no time at all. When you return to the Monk Scholar, he'll give you the Wasteland leg armor for your efforts. He'll also mark the locations of the remaining nine lorbs on your map, making your search significantly easier.
Get four more lorbs and take them back to the monk to get the Wasteland chest armor, then get the final five lorbs for the Wasteland helmet. This'll complete your collection of 12 lorbs and the Wasteland armor set, which reduces the damage taken from indigenous creatures.
Each lorb you collect also unlocks an associated audio log entry from a "Mystery Voice", detailing the process of mapping out all the dimensions with the Dimensionator. There's also a neat reference to another Sony franchise with two protagonists in Lorb VII, so keep an ear out for that.
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