**Triada Blessings: All Three Relics, the Cave Fight and Oluso**

**Triada Blessings: All Three Relics, the Cave Fight and Oluso** **Spoilers: the complete Triada Blessings quest, its puzzles and rewards.** Three relics, a haunted fort, a cavern full of crossing ziplines and a ghostly big cat waiting at the end: Triada Blessings makes a strong case for leaving the main road. Its rewards are substantial, too. The quest brings together Oluso, the Triador Supremo and La Varita, along with the gear hidden around the relic sites. These are the three Triada treasure hunts within Far Cry 6's twenty-one-hunt total. The remaining eighteen have their own regional guides. Here, the whole chain stays together so you can start at Oluwa Cave, collect each relic and return without losing track of the final step. **Start at Oluwa Cave** On Isla Santuario, head east of Clara's camp toward Oluwa Cave in Quito. Look for the chalk arrows and climb the marked approach. Inside, read the document among the ritual objects to start Triada Blessings and mark the three relic destinations. Open the nearby chests for Oluwa's Heart and Eternal Dance before leaving. The relics lie in three different mainland regions. You can tackle them as your travels bring you nearby. One timing detail matters: **Fort Oro opens at night**, so check that before making a special trip for Okú's relic. **Ída's relic: La Triada Mural, Lozanía** The starting note is at La Triada Mural, between Verdera and Hideout Trova in Madrugada. Grapple up, climb the vines and rock faces, then rappel into the cavern. Purple smoke marks the eventual destination, but the route winds through several chambers before you reach it. The main obstacle is transferring between ziplines. Look down the route before attaching: you need to release above the next cable and catch that cable, rather than ride every line to its end. Use the on-screen prompts for your own control scheme. Work through the cave in this order: 1. Take the first line, drop onto the second, then climb the rocks at its end. 2. Cross the next three-line sequence with two downward transfers. 3. Break the rubble and climb. Sprint into the next zipline approach to carry yourself across, then grapple to the far side. 4. Shoot the wooden obstruction before using the following line. Drop before its end, then use the next grapple crossing. 5. Transfer through another three-line chain. The last drop is deeper, so release earlier than on the close-together cables. 6. Climb the rocks, turn toward the opposite ledge when the jump prompt appears, and use the ladder. Follow the remaining marked cable route to the final climb. The cave's arrows are useful recovery markers if a missed transfer leaves you on a lower ledge. Stop and find the next climbable surface before trying to jump back toward a cable that is now above you. Collect the relic and open the chest for Ída's Sigil. Use the exit zipline rather than attempting to reverse all those downward transfers. For the awkward final chamber, [PowerPyx's illustrated route](https://t.co/dkzzc8R3Tx) supplies visual landmarks alongside the sequence. **Okú's relic: Fort Oro, Cruz del Salvador** Visit Fort Oro in Valle de Oro after dark. Once the entrance opens, the route is a chain of small puzzles: 1. Enter the room on the right. Most mirrors break as you approach. Smash the remaining intact mirror and press the button behind it. 2. Enter the newly opened room opposite. At the desk, press the three switches in this order: **middle, left, right**. 3. Go upstairs to the piano and read its note. Enter the revealed room and take the Dungeon Key. 4. Return downstairs and unlock the dungeon. Break through the boards and continue into the room of armed mannequins. 5. Press the red button by the pillar on the left. This opens the covered well outside. 6. Continue through the passage, grapple up through the opening and take the zipline toward the well. 7. Use the well's grapple point to descend. Reach the side ledge for the chest containing Okú's Deliverance, then use the rope to swing across to the relic's ledge. The mannequins are there to make you nervous; keep looking for the switch and the passage. If the well is still sealed when you get outside, return to the dungeon button rather than searching the courtyard for another key. Take the relic before leaving. The chest and relic occupy different ledges, so collecting one does not finish both jobs. **Mimo Abosi's relic: McKay Global Drill Site D, La Joya** This El Este hunt is shorter, but it puts two hazards directly in your path: live water and poisonous air. Read the starting note, break the entrance lock and go inside. The body to the left carries the Fan Room Key. The passage to the right leads to electrified water; leave that alone for the moment. Go back outside and disconnect the generator cable. Return to the water and swim through the tunnel. On the far side, unlock the fan room on the left and activate the ventilation. Once the gas is dispersed, use the other doorway and grapple down the shaft. Collect Mimo Abosi's relic and open the chest for Mimo Abosi's Mirage. Remember the sequence if you become turned around: **key, power cable, swim, ventilation, descent**. The water and gas are separate problems, with separate controls. **Return to Oluwa Cave** Bring all three relics back to the starting cave and place them together at the ritual spot. The newly opened passage leads to a chest containing Triador and La Varita. Opening that chest also brings out the guardian. Oluso attacks alongside spirit copies; the copies fall to a single hit, while the main enemy takes more punishment. Keep a clear patch of floor available for movement, clear an approaching copy before reloading and avoid backing into the cave wall while watching only one target. You have just received a new rifle, but a familiar close-range weapon can make it easier to handle the rushes. The important part is keeping the fight in front of you. When Oluso falls, approach and **revive Oluso** to finish the recruitment. Walking away after the fight leaves the last interaction undone. **What the rewards let you do** Oluso gives you a stealth-focused Amigo. Triador and La Varita provide the more unusual pairing: with the Supremo ability active, the combination lets you identify and shoot enemies through solid cover. Set up your position before activating it so the limited ability window goes toward useful shots rather than finding a better angle. That changes how you can approach an occupied building. Scout it, pick a safe firing position and decide which enemies need to go first. Then use the supernatural tools deliberately. The reward is more satisfying when you understand what it adds to your options, rather than simply equipping three new things and charging into the nearest checkpoint.