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Root's End Abyss Puzzle Solution
April 4, 2026 at 09:58 AM
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The Root's End Abyss puzzle is a multi-stage challenge involving a descending laser shaft and a battery placement mechanic. It becomes available after completing the Abyss Without Balance main quest and clearing both the Axiom Archive and Ethereal Pathway Abyss puzzles.
Complete the Abyss Without Balance main quest.
Clear both the Axiom Archive and Ethereal Pathway Abyss puzzles.
Fast travel to the Ethereal Pathway Abyss Nexus.
Head east from the Nexus. You will see a bridge of floating rocks ahead.
Cross the floating rocks to reach the Root's End platform.
In the center of the Root's End platform, you will find a metal grate in the floor. To open it, you must crouch and use Force Palm while crouching. Jumping and using Force Palm downward will not work. Crouching is required.
After opening the grate, you fall into a long vertical corridor filled with lasers. The safest approach is to glide down slowly using your wings (Flight skill). Take your time and weave through the gaps between the laser beams. Rushing through will cause unnecessary damage.
At the bottom of the shaft, you enter a room with a floating blue battery and multiple sockets across two connected areas. The goal is to move the battery into the correct socket.
Use Axiom Force to grab the floating battery and move it through the rooms.
Position the battery over or slightly in front of the target socket.
Stand on stable ground nearby (the stairs or a ledge work well).
Crouch and use Force Palm to slam the battery into the socket.
Walk onto the floor button and use another crouching Force Palm to activate the mechanism.
Reward | Description |
|---|---|
Used for character upgrades and progression | |
Permanent fast travel point |
The crouching Force Palm requirement trips up many players. Regular Force Palm while standing will not open the grate or insert the battery.
In the laser shaft, you can use Aerial Roll for quick repositioning if you are about to hit a beam.
If the battery gets stuck in an awkward position, move to a different angle and try using Axiom Force again.
