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Missing Excalibur Tablet
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I did all the requirements but one tablet is missing. I did all 8 caves, all 3 zealots. Still 1 missing tablet
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@rainarevir Same for me. I have done all 8 caves and killed every single zealot, yet I'm missing 1 tablet too.
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Yh same here, for me its the last tablet if your going left to right.
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sometimes the player don t collect the tablet so see for sure if you really have all the tablets, probably one you did nt collected even if yo go trough all the cave. i had the same issue and got back to one of caves to collect tablet since it did nt registred.
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I don't know what's happening...
I went back to every single cave and still missing 1 tablet, also killed all Zealots....
I am going mad here, anyone found solution here? -
Ditto. Every guide has 8 locations + 3 zealots, but there’s 12 pillars in the room.
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Same here I found all 11 tablets. But there are 12 pillars. One pillar should have already had a tablet in place but it was empty when I arrived.
So I have all 11 pillars lite up but the 12th one is missing. Not sure if it’s a bug or if I now need to find the last tablet somewhere else?
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