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Where to Find Relics, Shrines, and Stash – KeenGamer
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This section covers key early-game resources like your stash location, permanent relics, and the shrines that grant passive bonuses. Knowing where to find these systems early can dramatically increase your power and exploration efficiency.
If you’re getting overloaded with loot or wondering where to store all your crafting ingredients, the stash system in Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon is exactly what you need.
Your first stash location is found at Horns of the South, the fortified zone you reach early in the game. Once inside the main courtyard, head toward the central well — you’ll spot a wooden chest nearby. As you approach, a chest icon appears on your map, marking the stash.
This chest provides unlimited storage and is safe to use long-term. You can drop anything into it and come back to it later — but here’s where it gets better.
As you continue your journey through the world of Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon, you’ll discover multiple stash chests in various towns and outposts. And the best part?
All stash locations are linked – No matter which one you use, you’ll always see the same shared inventory.
That means you can store your materials in the first stash chest at Horns of the South and still access them from another stash in a different part of the map — no need to carry anything back and forth.
The stash in Tainted Grail isn’t just for storage — it’s fully integrated into gameplay:
When you cook, craft gear, or brew potions, the game automatically pulls ingredients and materials from your stash, even if you’re nowhere near it.
Talking to a merchant? You can sell items directly from your stash, without ever transferring them into your inventory.
This system is perfect for reducing carry weight while keeping all your materials instantly available.
Attach relics to weapons to give them powerful passive effects. Perfect for boss fights or stat-limited builds.
Shrines are usually hidden off the main path. Collect their required items (antlers, monster parts) from world exploration, beast kills, or night events.
Since shrine turn-ins are often done in bulk, mark locations early and return once you’ve stockpiled enough materials. Otherwise you may forget about them until late — costing yourself major passive power boosts.
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Mr Zero
Thanks man! Very helpful!
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