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Rinascita is brimming with exciting discoveries, including a variety of puzzles that can be quite challenging to solve. Among these, Morph Paintings stand out, featuring in two puzzle types: Overflowing Palettes and simple restoration tasks.
Morph Painting Restoration puzzles are straightforward yet rewarding, offering valuable resources like Astrites in Wuthering Waves. Below is a comprehensive guide on how these puzzles function, their locations, and how to solve them effectively.
Restoring Morph Paintings in Wuthering Waves
To restore Morph Paintings, locate and place the correct paintings on the designated pedestals. Each pedestal comes with a description that helps identify the corresponding portrait. Use your Levitator utility to position the painting correctly. The game typically auto-equips the Levitator, but if it doesn't, you can manually equip it by pressing Tab or D-Pad Left.
Currently, Wuthering Waves features two such paintings, which are part of the Shadow of the Towers: Resounding Rise and Trials of Old quests.
Shadow of the Towers: Resounding Rise Morph Painting Puzzle
During the Shadows of the Past questline, players explore the three towers in Thorncrown - Thessaleo Falls. The Resounding Rise tower hosts a Morph Painting puzzle. To solve it, use the large central painting as a reference:
- Swap the paintings in the front-left and back-right positions.
- Move the painting behind the left pedestals to the back-left spot.
- Place the painting behind the right chairs in the front-right position.
Upon solving the puzzle, a chest will appear, allowing you to continue with the quest.
Trials of Old Morph Painting Puzzle
The Trials of Old quest involves completing four trials near Porto-Veno Castle in the eastern part of Thessaleo Fells. Within the Trial of Wisdom, you'll encounter another Morph Painting puzzle. Arrange the paintings on the pedestals to narrate a story from left to right, as shown in the image above.
A helpful tip to ensure you've placed the correct Morph Painting is to check if the painting frame illuminates upon insertion. Use this to quickly solve the puzzle without delving deep into its mechanics.
