The world of Immortals Fenyx Rising is pretty vast, with a massive assortment of puzzles, things to find and unlock as you progress through the game. One of the most tedious puzzles in the game is the mini-lyre, where it plays a small song for you to memorize and then play on a massive Lyre to unlock a reward. In each area, there can be at little as three to five small lyres to find!
Immortals Fenyx Rising Lyre Challenges
The Lyre Challenges are a memory puzzle in Immortals Fenyx Rising, where you have to remember four/five notes that are played on a mini lyre, and then when you hit the correct notes on a massive Lyre, you'll be rewarded with some Coins Of Charon.
The string names are called from left to right, as simply 1-2-3-4. The furthest left is 1, and the furthest right is 4, and of course, in between are 2-3. Play the following songs in the correct pattern.
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Clashing Rocks
- 2-4-1
- 4-3-4-1
- 3-1-2-4-4
Valley of Eternal Spring
- 2-4-1-3
- 4-2-1-4-2
- 3-2-3-1-4
- 1-3-2-4-2-1
Forgelands
- 3-2-1
- 1-4-1-3
- 1-3-2-3
War’s Den
- 1-1-4-2-3
- 3-1-1-2-4-3
- 2-1-3-2-3-4
- 2-3-1-4-2-4
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Grove of Kleos
- 2-4-1
- 1-4-3
- 2-1-3-4
King’s Peak
- 1-4-2-3
- 2-2-4-2-3
- 3-4-4-2-3
Normally, you have to explore the world of Immortals Fenyx Rising to find a mini-lyre that will teach you the song you have to memorize. Though, you don't actually have to find the mini-lyres to get the rewards for playing on the big Lyre. As it's pretty tedious to find one mini-lyre then having to fast-travel to the big Lyre, play the one song, then go find another one.
With this guide, you can unlock all coins at once, at it saves the time and energy for more important matters of the game!
On your travels, you'll no doubt find Ambrosia and Zeus's Thunderbolts; these are for increasing Fenyx's maximum health and maximum stamina. Also, it's best to find yourself a horse straight away, as it will hasten exploration, so here's how to tame mounts.
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