In this Queen’s Domain guide, I show the locations of all four missing crew members connected to Captain Aganmi. I follow the red arrows and clues to find each raider’s body, including the harder-to-find fourth location. I also look at the skeletons scattered throughout the area, as some of them provide useful hints that help me during my exploration.
Captain Aganmi’s Missing Crew and Skeleton Friends Guide
Captain Aganmi’s Missing Crew
First Raider
For the first one, I defeat the first raider near the large stone pillar and look at the ground where I defeated them to find a red arrow pointing toward the circular pit.
Then I look down into the circular pit and find the fallen raider’s body lying in the dirt among the vines.
Second Raider
For the second Raider, I look across the water toward the ruined stone structures and follow the red arrow pointing over the stone wall. I find the second raider’s body lying on the grass next to a large rock near the water’s edge. I make sure to have the Travel Crystal ready, as I need it to return from this location.
Third Raider
I return to the beach where I started and follow the red arrow pointing up toward the grassy ledge above the sandy beach.
At the base of a large tree trunk next to the water, I find the third raider’s body lying face down .
Fourth Raider
I approach the glowing blue crystal on the stone pedestal in the circular courtyard and follow the red arrow pointing to the right.
So, I continue following the next red arrow toward a small stone pillar covered in vines.
Then I look closely at the large stone pillar and find the hidden compartment highlighted by the red box.
When I look at the vine-covered stone wall, I find the dark recessed opening highlighted by the red box.
Achievement – Fate of the Iryupe Raiders
After finding all four of the fallen raiders, I return to Captain Aganmi to tell him about the fate of his crew and unlock the achievement.
How I find Skeleton Friends
I keep an eye out for skeletons as I explore the area. While some of them may look silly, they are more than just part of the environment.
I look closely at the skeletons and pay attention to their positions.
I discover that some of them are giving me hints, so I make sure to inspect them carefully rather than simply passing by.