Stormseeker Medallions in Palia. Have trouble completing the Stormseeker Bundle in Palia? Here’s our complete guide to finding all 6 of the Stormseeker Medallions in Palia to cut your time in looking and in the quest.
Stormseeker Medallions In Palia
Finding the First Medallion
Note: Finding the Stormseeker Medallions in Palia is easier using a Glider as some chests containing the Medallions are located in hard-to-reach areas on the map.
To find the first Stormseeker Medallion in Palia, proceed to Bahari Bay. Using the Stables to travel faster is a better way to get to Bahari Bay without running back and forth.
Once you’ve arrived in Bahari Bay to find the first of the Stormseeker Medallions in Palia, proceed to this ruin and glide to the top of the debris. From there, you should be able to see a chest hidden on the top. It is suggested to have a glider ready to make getting up the ruined debris a lot better.
Claim the loot in the chest and you now have the first Stormseeker Medallion in Palia.
Finding The Second Medallion
To find the second of the Stormseeker Medallions in Palia, proceed from the first location to the marked location on the map below.
Once you’ve arrived at the location, the chest containing the second Stormseeker Medallion can be found on the edge of a cliff. Using your Glider or climbing, you can then claim the Medallion.
Finding The Third Medallion
The third of the Stormseeker Medallions isn’t far from the second location. As marked on the map below, it is a close run from the second Medallion chest.
The chest for the third Stormseeker Medallion can be found on the lower cliff next to the bridge. From there, head to the marked cliff where you can claim the chest and receive the third Stormseeker Medallion.
Finding The Fourth Medallion
Finding the fourth Medallion can be a little more challenging than the rest as you’ll have to jump into a mine and squeeze into small spaces. We like a challenge for good rewards, don’t we? To make it easier, we have marked the area where you can find the mine opening.
Once you’ve found the opening, proceed to jump down into the mine.
Once you’ve reached the bottom, proceed to run through the halls until you reach the opening on the floor. Then, drop down.
After dropping down the opening, you should be able to spot vines on the wall. From there, pass through the vines.
After you walk through the vines covering an opening, walk forward and turn right until you drop down and arrive at a small temple. From there, and beside the shrine, the chest containing the fourth of the Stormseeker Medallions should be spotted as marked in the image below.
Finding The Fifth Medallion
For the Fifth Medallion, it is also not so far from the previous Medallion. As marked in the map below, once you’ve exited the mine after picking up the fourth Stormseeker Medallion, you can then proceed to the next location.
Once you’ve exited the mine, you can find a couple of ruined debris. Hidden in the debris is the chest containing the fifth Medallion. You will need to look around a little more to spot the chest as it may be hidden behind the ruins. However, it isn’t as difficult. It just needs more elbow grease to spot!
Finding The Sixth Medallion – Vault Of The Gales
Last but not least, the sixth of the Stormseeker Medallions in Palia, you will need to go back to Kilima Village and meet Zeki in the Night Sky Temple.
Once you enter the Temple, you should be able to spot Zeki waiting for you at the shrines.
Proceed to talk to Zeki about finding the Stormseeker Medallions in Palia. After talking to Zeki, he will give you the final Stormseeker Medallion which completes all 6.
After receiving the final Stormseeker Medallion, you can then contribute all of the Medallions you’ve found throughout Palia into the shrines. This will complete the Stormseeker Bundle.
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