Basically, you’ll need to interact with the books in this order: The library – This one was trickier since I couldn’t find a clue.What I simply did was click on the bottom-left, bottom-right, stairs right, top-right, and top-left plates.
Writings on the wall – I’m not actually sure if you need to interact with the plates in a specific order. The next time you talk to Heinrich, he tells you to go to Castle Forten. The Castle Forten riddle and Henrich’s Inheritanceįurther onward in King’s Bounty II‘s campaign, you’ll reach the town of Rouen where you can help with Heinrich’s Inheritance. It’s an accessory that boosts elemental damage and is quite useful if you wish to bolster your character’s magical capabilities. This reveals a chest that has the Summoner of the Elements trinket. After some trial-and-error, I realized that the solution was to interact with the pillars in this order: I couldn’t find a note here with a clue, and one of the symbols was a bit confusing since it had a vertical line that looked like a “1” (i.e., the start of the sequence). Here, you’ll see five pillars with plates that have different symbols. If you choose the latter, Rick will ask you to go to the Grotto. You can either attack a man named Fisher on your own (Power) or you can ask Rick for help first (Finesse). To clarify, this is part of two quests: Through the Quarantine and Clash at Windy Port. Later in King’s Bounty II, you’ll reach the town of Windy Port where you’ll find Rick and the Grotto puzzle. Lastly, you’ll only be able to do this puzzle if you chose the Anarchy path suggested by the Iron Mask. Also, there’s a “Nun” rune in each of these spots.Īs such, you’ll activate the runes in this order: top-left entrance (Nun -> Soet), middle-right entrance (Nun -> Kor), and bottom-right entrance (Nun -> Dingir). The runes themselves are found as pairs at the three gates at the entrances to the hub. This portion of the Philanthropist and Patron of the Arts quest in King’s Bounty II takes you back to the Mages’ Tower to activate runes in the following order: Nun -> Soet -> Nun -> Kor -> Nun -> Dingir. Philanthropist and Patron of the Arts in the Mages’ Tower “Skewed A” and “C Clef” – The former is on the wall near the entrance and the latter is further away next to a chest. “Pi” – At the left of the house on a wall. Once you’re done with the first part, the next phase has you looking for four symbols outside his house. If you choose the latter, you need to interact with the wall plates that match the runic symbols on the device. When you meet the Palatinus for the Mad Genius quest in King’s Bounty II, you can either destroy his magical device (Power) or solve the puzzle (Finesse). I won’t spoil it here, but the clues are also in the same location. There’s also a main quest called The Ritual which occurs towards the end of the game. You’re allowed to step on the stones with the “Y,” “A,” and “trident” symbols. The clues are actually revealed to you by Tivir, an NPC whom you met earlier in Marcella’s outskirts. 
Haven of the Enlightened Ones: The Witch’s Bridge – Later in the campaign, you’ll come across the Witch’s Bridge (seen below).These are the “triangle,” “hydra,” “T,” “J,” “Capricorn,” and “A.” The Abandoned Catacombs – The runes that you can step on are shown on the wall.Think of it as akin to Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, where you need to step on the correct plates to finish the objective. There are floor plates with symbols, and you’ll see clues that tell you which ones you can step on. King’s Bounty II has a few puzzles involving runes and floor plates. King’s Bounty II puzzle solutions guide – Solving runes and pillar contraptions in the campaign We also have a beginner’s guide to get you started with the basic mechanics and combat system. Note: For more information, check out our King’s Bounty II guides and features hub. Here’s our King’s Bounty II puzzle solutions guide to help you with various runes, pillars, and quests such as Palatinus the Mad Genius, the Abandoned Catacombs, the Witch’s Bridge, Philanthropist and Patron of the Arts in the Mages’ Tower, helping Rick with the Grotto at Windy Port, the Castle Forten riddle for Heinrich’s Inheritance, and more. Although a majority of these tasks are easy and straightforward, others might have clues that are cryptic or non-existent. Indeed, there are even cases when you’d select the Finesse ideal only to be presented with tricky moments. King’s Bounty II has several quests, some of which lead to puzzles.
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