Where to find the Wayshrine key in Resident Evil 4 Remake
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TheResident Evil 4 Remake Wayshrinesare little chests you’ll find dotted around the village as you narrowly avoid getting pitchforked by infected peasants. These small sites of devotion each contain a relic in the form of loot that you can steal and sell, but unlike the locked drawers you’ll also find, these need a unique key to open them.
Once you’ve got it, you’ll be able to unseal each shrine and loot itstreasure, inserting more gems to boost its value, or just selling it to the merchant wholesale. So if you’re looking for more loot, here’s where to find theOld Wayshrine Key, plus every Wayshrine I found in the village, and what each contains.
Where to find the Old Wayshrine Key
During chapter four, you’ll find yourself investigating the Mural Cave across the Lake, looking for a key to open the church with, and you’ll realise that you need to locate two stone heads to get to it. When you exit the cave to go to the two quest-marked locations, you’ll find a small Wayshrine with a chest inside. This contains the Old Wayshrine Key, which can be used to unlock any of the Wayshrines in the village region. Simply walk up to a Wayshrine and choose the key to open it up and claim what’s inside.
Wayshrine locations and what each contains
There are five Wayshrines that can be found in the village. Here’s where you can locate each, and what they contain:
That’s all of the Wayshrines I found in the village. After you hit the castle, you can sell the Old Wayshrine Key to the merchant as you won’t need it anymore.
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