After solving the first puzzle, you can find out the approximate location of the remaining two astrariums, if you re-activate the globe with the key: the beam will indicate the correct direction of movement. If some of the stars from the constellation are not visible, you should scroll the picture by holding down the left mouse button and making a movement in the desired direction. To solve the puzzle, you need to correctly connect the stars with lines, as shown on the tip in the lower right corner of the screen, not forgetting that some stars are false and the lines should not be repeated. They are usually located on hills and are clearly visible from a long distance due to their unusual shape (iron globe).

In some large locations in Dragon Age: Inquisition, there are three astrariums, which, when activated on the global map, form regular and irregular triangles. Such were the ancient sects: the true motives of their actions will never be fully understood. The members of the Order of the Fiery Vow were distinguished by special agility, since they believed that the astrariums held the Veil together, and if they were destroyed, the end of the world would come.

Many of these relics were found and destroyed by the Andrastian sects at the beginning of the Age of the High Priestess. Over time, astronomy lost its former significance, and the secrets associated with it remained unclaimed. There they held secret meetings and set up caches of treasures that could only be discovered with the help of the knowledge of ancient astronomy. Traces of their activities were found throughout Tevinter, mainly in the borderlands. The members of the order wanted to restore the old order when the seers ruled everything. Astrariums in Dragon Age: Inquisition are relics of an ancient Tevinter sect that existed in pre-Andrastian times, which united masters who wanted to destroy the Magisterium, the governing body of the Empire.

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