Syndicate: all 12 Royal Correspondence letters

Syndicate: all 12 Royal Correspondence letters All12 dated textual locators. Three disputed locations now have independent GamesRadar approach instructions corroborating GosuNoob/Twinfinite. No claim of firsthand gameplay or loaded-image inspection. Use the dates in Database → Encyclopedia → Collectibles → Royal Correspondence to identify the missing item. Sources number the same letters differently, so their numbers are not reliable identifiers. | Letter date | Where to look | |---|---| | 27 April 1865 | Northeast palace corner: enter opposite Green Park, climb the low building with blue guard huts, and follow its roof to the palace window. | | 29 April 1865 | Inside Buckingham Palace, small table in the room reached through the upper windows overlooking the rear gardens. | | 21 May 1865 | Southern Royal Mews courtyard, table beside the service entrance. | | 13 June 1865 | Island in the palace garden pond west of Buckingham Palace, among the shrubs by disturbed earth. | | 22 January 1866 | Bench beside that western garden pond, on the stack of books. | | 6 February 1866 | South palace wall: enter the central arch between the blue guardhouses. The letter is on the ground by the door at the end. | | 16 October 1866 | Southeast palace grounds: cross the fence from the street beside St James's Park. Check the suitcase beside the carriage in front of the building. | | 22 May 1867 | Central Green Park, next to the drinking fountain where the paths meet. | | 26 June 1867 | Fenced fountain garden northeast of St James's Park, on the stone bench. | | 14 October 1867 | St James's Park pond's north bank, east of its bridge near the musicians' gazebo. | | 16 December 1867 | Northeastern Green Park, chair beside the tree with other chairs around it. | | 19 December 1867 | House courtyard bordering Green Park, on the raised wall/railing near the steps. | Syndicate: all 32 Secrets of London These are the numbers from the game's collection, not the order you have to collect them in. Pick a borough and work through it instead of crossing London for every single box. City of London - 15: Enter Reuge's Vault for the introductory disc. - 11: Behind the Cockham Merchants sign, on the roof beside the tracks north of Cannon Street Station. - 17: Northeast of Reuge's Vault, climb the red building across from the small church. - 02: South of the statue intersection in the southeast: stool beside the eastern buildings. - 23: Park east of Kenway Mansion: bench near the music pavilion. Whitechapel - 26: St. Mary Matfelon's churchyard: on a grave south of the church. - 18: Northeast of the church: last rooftop south of the main road, before the tree-filled gap. - 29: East from Whitechapel viewpoint, take the right-hand passage through the gate. Pass the park tree, turn left at the statue; check the alley floor. - 22: Northeastern railway: beside the wooden hut south of the tracks. Lambeth - 19: Gardens north of Lambeth Palace: tree stump beyond the fountain. - 05: Small church northeast of Lambeth Asylum: climb to the rooftop parapet. - 06: Southwestern waterfront alley: on coiled rope between houses beside the jetty. - 08: Atop the northeastern chimney viewpoint. Southwark - 09: Southwestern docks: barrel beside the crane near Abbot's Cocoa. - 12: Orange rooftop northeast of Waterloo Station: on a small box. - 24: Scaffolding beside the southern U-shaped railway bend, on its western arm. - 27: Dolman & Co. factory: small box beside the enormous green tank. Thames - 21: Easternmost road bridge: stone bench on its western side, just north of halfway. - 14: St. Paul's Pier: roof of the little clock-fronted building. - 20: Angled railway bridge: ledge on the northeast side of its southern round support. - 03: Southern ship viewpoint: roof of the smaller boat immediately west. The Strand - 25: Triangular block southwest of Charing Cross: balcony facing its inner courtyard, along the southern side. - 10: National Gallery rooftop: sheltered northeastern corner. - 16: Covent Garden's southern building: lower level, beneath the stairs. - 07: Small park southwest of St. Pancras: beside the gazebo, near the lamp. Westminster - 13: Park south of Parliament: bench along the riverside fence. - 28: Richmond House/Terrace: west-facing interior balcony railing. - 31: Houses immediately north of Victoria Station: outside at ground level, facing the station. - 32: Westernmost rooftops west of Victoria Station, south of Belgrave Square: beside a suitcase. Buckingham, within Westminster - 01: Northeastern St. James's Park: bench outside the little cottage. - 04: Southwestern St. James's Park: crate beneath the willow, across from Buckingham Palace. - 30: Southeastern Green Park entrance: stump just inside the gate north of Buckingham Palace. Syndicate — all 20 vintage beer bottles Here's the bottle checklist by borough. Check the shelves and counters, not just the center of the pub. A few are tucked behind things. Whitechapel - Merlin & Arthur Imperial Stout — Goose Ale brewery, rear red door. - Leeping Fox Lager — bottle cart opposite Bashing's Buttons. - Red Growler — Cauldron and Stewpot, straight inside. Southwark - Robert, Barnaby & Co. Amber Ale — George, entrance table. - Big Bastard Ale — Duke of York, central round table. Lambeth - Thames Brewery Pale Ale — Public House, behind bar. - The Blind Goose — Black Bull, behind bar. City of London - Her Majesty's London Porter — Public House, right-hand bar. - Double Stout — Seven Bells, left fireplace. - Frye & Frye — George and Dragon, corner shelf. - The Mariner Lager — Prince of Wales, fireplace table. - Gunn & Sons Scotch Ale — Horse & Groom, beside kegs. The Strand - R. White's Table Ale — Public House, central bar. - Balfour & Barrett Vienna Beer — another Public House, central bar. - Bazalgette's Respite — Lord Nelson, bar sink. - Doctor Garrett's Ale — Crown, flagons at bar's end. Westminster - Sons of Adam Irish Stout — Queen's Arm, directly inside. - E. Smith & Sons Pale Ale — King's Arm, directly inside. - Bryan's Renegade — Prince Regent, tall table by fireplace. - His Lordship's Dinner Ale — Prince Albert, shelf behind bar. All twenty finish Cerevisaphile. The two Public Houses in the Strand are separate stops, so don't cross both off after visiting one. The in-game beer map can help distinguish the buildings; this list tells you where to look once you're there. Sources: bottle names and pub locations (https://t.co/1ET4R65Sic), Whitechapel brewery (https://t.co/q6mTdPsRQ8), borough totals and map (https://t.co/73YP5fDGTs). Syndicate — collectible cleanup without making this a second job Syndicate gives you enough ways to track this stuff that I wouldn't make you follow hundreds of separate directions for ordinary chests. Use the in-game maps for the routine cleanup, then use the individual guides for the things that need more explanation. Start with the shop maps Buy these with in-game money, not a new real-money purchase: - Book of Flowers: pressed flowers. - London Tour Guide: historical illustrations. - 1868 Beer Tasting Guide: beer bottles. Those are three different collections. The game calls the posters *Illustrations*, while the achievement says historical posters. Merchant maps (https://t.co/73DGcr9r0e). Flowers and illustrations: check each borough | Borough | Flowers | Illustrations | |---|---:|---:| | Whitechapel | 3 | 5 | | City of London | 5 | 10 | | Strand | 5 | 8 | | Westminster | 6 | 10 | | Thames | 3 | 4 | | Southwark | 4 | 7 | | Lambeth | 4 | 6 | | Total | 30 | 50 | Synchronize the viewpoints, select a remaining icon, then use Eagle Vision nearby. These two collections aren't permanently missable. Borough counts (https://t.co/Rid0gxnNtA). Flowers are tucked inside books, often around benches and gravestones. Illustrations are the collectible posters on walls, not every advertisement you can see. Ordinary chests provide money and materials; the larger locked chests can contain important crafting rewards. Helix Glitches often need a roof, ledge, or rope-launcher approach rather than a street-level search. Collection types (https://t.co/o9WWLh0wGB). For a sensible sweep, I would finish one borough's flowers and illustrations, collect nearby chests along the way, then revisit the high-up glitches. Don't keep switching to the other end of London whenever another icon catches your eye. Keep these guides beside the map - 20 beer bottles: individual pub/interior locators. - 12 royal letters: individual Buckingham Palace-area locators. - 32 Secrets of London: individual music-box locations and vault redemption. Those three companion guides cover the collections that are easier to confuse with nearby rooms or buildings. The World War I section is a separate cleanup area. It has 10 Letters from the Front; don't mix those up with the royal letters. Check the WWI area's own counters rather than assuming your seven London boroughs cover it. WWI letters (https://t.co/o9WWLh0wGB), ten-letter count (https://t.co/eLOz4DNYQk). Jack the Ripper is different For Ripperologist, the DLC collectibles actually are part of the full-sync requirement: 76 chests, 10 illustrations, and 30 Helix Glitches. Buy the chest and illustration maps from DLC merchants and use the Progress Tracker. Three story-only areas each hold seven chests and two glitches: Owers Manor in Memory 4, Deptford in Memory 6, and Lambeth Asylum in Memory 10. Replay those memories if their counters are incomplete. Clearing the free-roam streets will not clear these interiors. DLC cleanup requirements (https://t.co/5L6uqjNR0r). Finish the associate activities with their optional conditions, too. The ten-memory full-sync guide is the story checklist; it isn't the whole DLC counter. Use the tracker to identify the specific unfinished activity instead of replaying everything. This is a practical cleanup guide with native-map support, not a claim that every ordinary chest has a separate tested route.