Templar Keys

Black Flag Resynced Templar Keys

Use Black Flag Resynced Templar Keys to track key routes, locations, coordinates, and reward progress. Confirm the hunt step in your save, then group nearby map and collectible checks before leaving the region.

Hunt route: confirm which Templar step or key you are working on.
Location: use the city, island, or region before starting the route.
Reward: track key progress before treating the unlock path as complete.
Nearby: pair key routes with map, collectible, and mission checks.

MapCoordinates, regions, cities, islands, and forts.

CollectiblesFragments, chests, shanties, keys, and stelae by region.

Treasure MapsPickup clues, dig spots, and rewards.

JackdawHull, broadside, mortars, ram, and elite plans.

Hunt progress check

Turn a Templar key clue into the next safe hunt step

A key hunt is easy to lose when the clue, location, and counter are treated as separate facts. Choose the evidence in front of you and let the board decide the next check.

Key, hunt step, or region

Search the route records by place or clue; verify the hunt counter in your save before moving on.

Next action

I have the hunt clue

Search the clue or region, open the location route, and confirm the marker before committing to the hunt.

Route risk: A familiar place name can hide a different hunt step or coordinate.
Open next: locations

Route records

Use a real place or marker as the starting evidence

2 records available

Great Inagua

Templar Key - Great Inagua

Point: Marker needs confirmation
Reward / state: Templar Armor unlock progress after the key set (verify in the save)

Open map route Open detail

Havana

Templar Key - Havana

Point: Marker needs confirmation
Reward / state: Templar Key inventory and the next Templar-hunt step (verify in the save)

Open map route Open detail

Close the hunt with a save check

The useful finish line is not reaching the marker; it is seeing the key progress update and knowing which regional checks are still open.

Search the database Open locations Sweep the region

Key route

Treat Templar keys as chain progress

Templar key checks are strongest when grouped with story context, location cleanup, and unlock progress.

Confirm the current key or hunt step before leaving the region.
Search the location name in Map and Locations.
Pair nearby collectibles with the key route.
Open Walkthrough if a memory or objective gates progress.

Hunt state check

Find the missing link before crossing the Caribbean

A Templar hunt has several separate proof points: the active objective, the live target marker, the key added to inventory, and any hideout reward interaction. Use the first missing proof to choose the next trip; reaching a familiar island does not prove the chain advanced.

Great Inagua Key set → hideout → armor Use the dedicated return flow when the key count is complete but the outfit interaction is still open. Havana Resume the named hunt step Keep the Havana key record attached to its current marker and objective; confirm the next step in your save. Regional proof Separate the island counter Location completion and Templar hunt progress are different records; verify each on its own page.

What the save shows	Next check	Do not assume
The hunt objective is not active	Open the current memory or hunt board and finish its stated prerequisite before searching the target region.	An old location note does not establish that the hunt is unlocked in this save.
The hunt is active, but no target is clear	Read the live objective and map marker together; use the named place to open the matching location route.	A location name or coordinate alone is not proof that the active target is there.
The interaction happened, but the chain looks unchanged	Check key inventory and the objective/counter before leaving; if neither advanced, keep the pickup unresolved.	Reaching or interacting with a marker does not prove the key was added.
The key set appears complete, but Templar Armor is not recorded	Return to Great Inagua's hideout, inspect the armor interaction, then verify the outfit state in the save.	A completed hunt set and the armor unlock are separate states.
The armor is recorded	Return to the hunt list only for a named key or objective still shown as incomplete.	Do not resweep every island just because a regional collectible counter is unfinished.

Key-chain recovery

Find out whether the blocker is a hunt step, a place, or the reward

A key route should stay attached to its named hunt or mission, not be treated as an isolated map dot. Before crossing the Caribbean for another possible key, separate three states: the target step is not active, the target is active but access is wrong, or the interaction completed but the key or reward is not visible in the save.

Hunt objective Find the owning memory Walkthrough is the route owner when a key depends on mission progress. Place access Resolve the named location Map and Locations distinguish a missing marker from a gated path.

State	Check first	Do next
The expected key marker is absent	Current hunt or memory objective	Finish the prerequisite or open the named memory before searching the island
The target is present but unreachable	City, island, restricted-area, or mission access	Use Map and Locations to find the right entry rather than guessing a coordinate
The interaction happened but progress is unclear	Key inventory and linked reward progress	Keep the step partial until both the pickup and chain state agree
An older route names a different stop	Current-build objective and marker	Keep the old stop as a hint and follow the live chain

Player workbench

Advance a Templar hunt from its active target to the key, unlock, and next region without losing chain progress.

A key is not an isolated icon: hunt stage, target, location, inventory, and unlock can all be in different states.

Why this page is useful

A chain-progress ledger that distinguishes active hunt stage, target completion, key possession, unlock state, and blocked return route.

Character and faction context can explain the chain; the current objective, key inventory, and unlock state are the completion evidence.

Safe first move

Copy the active hunt step from the save, confirm its region, and keep the key/reward proof beside the next prerequisite before leaving.

Finish line

The current hunt step advances, the key is visible, and the linked unlock or next target is confirmed rather than inferred from a marker.

Route picker

What are you trying to do now?

Choose one decision and follow the three checks in order.

Plan it here, then confirm each marker or reward in your save.

2 checks in this route0 coordinate-led2 reward-linkedCurrent-build confirmation needed

Safe first moveBefore you commit

Copy the current hunt step from the save, confirm its region, and record the key or unlock proof before leaving.

Risk to avoidProtect the route

Marking a key as complete from a target name alone can leave the chain blocked and cause a needless return trip.

Save proofKnow when it worked

The hunt step advances, the key is visible, and the linked unlock or next target is confirmed.

How to use it

Track the chain state

Use the active objective as the source of truth, then pair the target's location with nearby map and collectible work before changing regions.

Recovery path

When the hunt does not advance

Check the objective, target result, key inventory, and prerequisite in that order; keep the confirmed step and route the blocker to Walkthrough or Locations.

Common Questions

How should I route Templar keys?

Treat each key as chain progress: confirm the step, search the location, and clear nearby icons before leaving.

When should I open Walkthrough for a Templar key?

Open Walkthrough when a key route depends on a mission, hunt, optional objective, or character context.

How do I tell a missing key from a blocked hunt?

Read the active hunt or memory objective, then check place access and key inventory. A missing marker before the prerequisite is a chain problem, not a coordinate problem.