Collectibles / Templar Keys
Templar Key - Great Inagua
Check the key count first. If the set is complete, return to Great Inagua and inspect the armor interaction before searching another region.
- Type
- Templar Key
- Area
- Great Inagua
- Reward
- Templar Armor unlock progress after the key set (verify in the save)
Player workbench
Use Great Inagua as the armor-unlock return point after collecting the Templar Keys.
A completed key hunt and an unlocked Templar Armor interaction are separate states; the missing step may be the hideout return rather than another key.
Why this entry is useful
A key-count-to-hideout recovery flow that checks inventory, the Great Inagua interaction, and the resulting outfit state in order.
The classic return-to-hideout route is a lead; current inventory and the Great Inagua interaction determine whether the unlock is actually available.
Check the key count first. If the set is complete, return to Great Inagua and inspect the armor interaction before searching another region.
The hideout interaction accepts the key set and the Templar Armor state is visible in the current save.
What are you trying to do with this entry?
Choose one decision and follow 3 checks in order.
- HideoutCompare the collected key count with the remaining hunt list; do not infer a missing key from a locked armor display alone.
- Hunt listReturn to Great Inagua, enter the hideout, and inspect the armor interaction rather than searching the island for a loose key marker.
- MapConfirm the outfit state in the save; if still locked, return to the exact incomplete hunt instead of repeating every region.
Start with the first check above and keep the confirmed area, marker, or objective beside the next move.
A completed key hunt and an unlocked Templar Armor interaction are separate states; the missing step may be the hideout return rather than another key.
The hideout interaction accepts the key set and the Templar Armor state is visible in the current save.
Count first, interact second
The Great Inagua return is a state check: all keys in inventory, hideout interaction available, armor result visible. Missing one stage changes the next route.
The armor is still locked
If the count is short, return to the exact incomplete hunt. If the set is complete but the display is locked, re-enter the hideout and inspect the current interaction before repeating distant hunts.
Key count → hideout → armor state
- Compare the collected key count with the remaining hunt list; do not infer a missing key from a locked armor display alone.
- Return to Great Inagua, enter the hideout, and inspect the armor interaction rather than searching the island for a loose key marker.
- Confirm the outfit state in the save; if still locked, return to the exact incomplete hunt instead of repeating every region.
Route Plan
How to use Templar Key - Great Inagua
Use this templar key entry to clear Great Inagua. Use viewpoints and the local map before sweeping nearby icons.
- Confirm the key count, return to the hideout, and check the armor interaction before opening another regional sweep.
- Start with Great Inagua check before moving to nearby markers.
- Use the in-game map marker, viewpoint sync, or route clue to confirm the exact spot.
- Confirm the reward shown in your save: Templar Armor unlock progress after the key set (verify in the save).
Save Checklist
Save Checklist
Use these checks before marking Templar Key - Great Inagua complete.
- Entry type: Templar Key.
- Recommended check: Check in save.
- Main risk: Leaving after a pickup without checking the hideout state creates a false missing-key loop.
- Confirm the marker, reward, or requirement in the current Resynced build.
- Open next: locations.
Sweep Cluster
Sweep Cluster
Clear this collectible as part of a cluster so the route is more than one marker.
- Search Great Inagua on Map before chasing the marker.
- Group nearby chests, fragments, shanties, secrets, viewpoints, keys, and stelae in the same sweep.
- Use parkour thinking for rooftops and shipwreck thinking for diving or water routes.
Nearest Map Check
Nearest Map Check
A nearby viewpoint or location hub usually saves more time than sailing marker by marker.
- Start from the nearest synced viewpoint or local map marker.
- Open Locations if the area name matters more than the collectible type.
- Open Treasure Maps if nearby rewards overlap the same region.
Save Counter Safety
Save Counter Safety
Do not leave the region until the save state agrees with the route.
- Confirm the in-save counter or map icon before marking the check complete.
- If the marker is missing, reload the local map and confirm the current build behavior.
- Return to Collectibles when the next problem is type-based rather than location-based.
Common Questions
How should I clear Templar Key - Great Inagua in Great Inagua?
For Templar Key - Great Inagua, confirm the active key step at Great Inagua, then use the Great Inagua hideout return with its hideout approach after the key hunt to approach the target without leaving the chain state behind. Start from the place marker and keep the route on Great Inagua. Use the Great Inagua hideout return with its hideout approach after the key hunt as the page-specific landmark.
What is the safest approach to Templar Key - Great Inagua?
For Templar Key - Great Inagua, take the hideout approach after the key hunt after confirming the current map marker. Confirm the chain step and key state before changing regions. Keep the next nearby stop recorded so a missed pickup does not turn into a second trip in Great Inagua.
How do I know Templar Key - Great Inagua is actually complete?
Take the key and preserve the chain state, then verify Templar Armor unlock progress after the key set (verify in the save) recorded and the local templar keys counter updated. If the marker is gone but the proof is missing, leave Templar Key - Great Inagua partial and re-check the Great Inagua hideout return with its hideout approach after the key hunt before repeating the sweep in Great Inagua.