Assassin's Creed Origins: Temple of a Million Years Location

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The world ofAssassin's Creed Origins is expansive and full of historical and interesting locations. From the legendary Library of Alexandria to the Pyramid of Giza, players encounter and explore sites for experience and rewards as they make their way through the story of Assassin's Creed Origins.

Not every location on Assassin's Creed Origins's map, however, is marked or easy to find. This is true of the Temple of a Million Years, a location that comes up during the quest line of the game. For those players looking to track down this location in the game and complete its associated quest, this guide is here to help.

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The journey to the Temple of a Million Years can't really begin until players reach a level rangebetween 15 and 18 or better. This is because it is located in the Spai-Res Nome in the northeastern section of the map, and the enemies of that area will be leveled accordingly. The nearest city to this Temple is the almost-abandoned Letopolis and Assassin's Creed Origins' historically accurate ruins nearby.

From the fast travel point within this city, players can head directly southwest and into the desert. There are a lot of ruins in this area, but the key to identifying the temple is to look for the giant stone cats. Using Senu to scope out the area should bring players to focus on the ruined entrance of to this hidden area between those two large structures.

The entrance to this temple is one through which a player must sidestep. It should be noted, however, that once inside, this temple isn't as expansive or impressive as its name implies. The only thing that has to be noted inside the temple are the dueling cobras within the pots that players have to destroy to get to the