This is a guide on how to solve the Cosintun Standing Stone puzzle in Assassin's Creed: Valhalla (AC Valhalla). Read on to find out the angles needed to complete the runes on the stones!
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The area for the Standing Stones can be found west of Wenloch Abbey, across the river.
As you approach the area, be careful of the bandits that inhabit the location.
| World View | Instructions |
|---|---|
| Eliminate the bandits at the site | |
| Use Odin's Sight to highlight pieces of the rune you'll be trying to piece together | |
| Move to the space in between two large slabs of rock standing upright | |
| Align the split parts of the rune to complete the puzzle |
| Standing Stones Solutions | |
|---|---|
| Cosintun | Lord and Lady |
| Mycel Fold | Medeuuage Megaliths |
| Seahenge | Rodestan Monolith |
| Rollendritch | Devil's Quoits |
| Eorthburg Hlaw | Aescforda Stones |
| Stonehenge | Aveberie Megaliths |
| Tionontaté:ken | |
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