Forspoken - Remembrance Trophy Guide

The Remembrance Trophy might be the easiest one that you can get in Forspoken. Although that is the case, it might be confusing as to what you need to do to obtain it. In this guide, we are going to go through all the steps in a simple manner and explain to you the things you need to do to get this achievement. Let’s get started.

Remembrance Trophy Guide – Forspoken

A very important thing to know when going for the Remembrance Trophy in Forspoken is that you will first need to complete the Lost Lullabies detour. This is a quest that is able to be started when you are done talking to Johedy in the Chapter 13.

You can go to the location provided in the picture above, which is inside the Detours Cipar map region, and here you are able to find Johedy just on the stairs which will be calling out to you.

Head For The ? On The Map

Now the next step for you to follow is to find the ? marks on the map which are above the Archives in the same city. Once you get on top of that building you are going to pick all 4 options to get the Remembrance Trophy. It is as easy as that. Just look for the praying people.

Pray

Once you get on top of the stairs you will find a lot of people praying. Just get beside them, or in the center of them, and then you will get a choice on what to pray for. Simply choose all the 4 options and you’ll get the trophy. Congratulations!

We hope that this guide has helped you out with what you need to do in order to get the Remembrance Trophy in Forspoken. Have fun doing it yourself!

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