Dragon Age: The Veilguard – Dellamorte Estates Puzzle Solution & Rewards

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Rare treasures are abundant in , with one found in the Dellamorte Estates that you can get as a reward for finding the solution to a unique puzzle. In the city of Treviso, this area has some interesting monuments that can be manipulated to reveal a hidden secret. Those who discover the puzzle within the Estates can solve it to gain powerful new items for their journey.

Hunting for treasure is one of the many reasons to explore every area you visit. Some important items, such as Etheric Remnants in , can only be found in hidden sections of your map, which you unlock by solving puzzles similar to the one in the Dellamorte Estates. Sometimes, you can even start new side quests for additional rewards by visiting places you've never been to.

As soon as you are in the city of Treviso, go to the northeast section of your map to reach the Dellamorte Estates. From here, you should be searching for the Treviso Canals area, where you will come across a large garden filled with statues. The statues themselves are the key to the puzzle, but only once you manage to find the right spot in the Estates where they are located.

The Canals are easier to find if you start from the Grande Market Beacon and go north past the Heart and Central Beacons also in the region. Follow the vines to lead your character to the Estates garden hosting the statues tied to the puzzle. Several trees dotted around the northern section of the city will also give you the right clues to continue toward the right place.

You might encounter some enemies along the way to the Dellamorte Estates. Defeating these foes increases your bond with Lucanis, so it may be worth taking some time to eliminate these threats.

Before you even choose to enter Treviso in , you need to complete the quest in the game's story. This allows you to add Lucanis to your party, whose skills are necessary to solve the Estates puzzle.

Once you cross a bridge into the garden, you will be within the Treviso Canals and ready to start the