Genshin Impact: Shrines of Depths locations, where are they in Inazuma?
Last Updated on: 20th February 2022, 05:41 pm
Each Shrine of the Depths contains significant rewards in Genshin Impact, so here are all the Shrines locations for Inazuma.
Where are locations for the Inazuma Shrines of Depths in Genshin Impact?
The Shrine of Depths locations for Inazuma are, just like previous regions, split across the entire region map, as you might expect. As such, you’ll want to have explored much of Inazuma before you try to obtain them all – plus you’ll need the keys to open them up anyway, which can take a while to earn.
The locations of each shrine are shown in image form below, with their precise area highlighted by a small purple key indicator. I have also included some text reference to each to help locate them if you struggle to see them on the map.
There are two visible in our first image, located in the Chinju forest area, and another off on an island near the coast of Ritou. You’ll need to grab a waverider to easily that one, in all likelihood.
Another three shrines are split between Watatsumi Island and its immediate neighbour. One is near the Suigetsu pool part of northern Watatsumi Island, while the other two are around Jakotsu Mine on the neighbouring Island.
Another three shrines are shown in our next area, this time split between the island housing the Electro Oceanid and Tatarasuna. Two of them can be found around the large mountain that runs throughout Tatarasuna island, while the other is located in Koseki Village.
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Finally, the last two Shrines of the Depths in Inazuma are hidden away in the southern-most island, the one cloaked with fog for much of its story quest. To have the easiest time finding them, consider completing the local quest chain first – though this isn’t really essential.
Bear in mind that you will need a key for each of these to be able to open them, too. And make sure to leave yourself map markers to remind which you’ve cleared or which are left to make it easier if you can’t handle them at all once.
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That’s it for the Inazuma shrines collection in Genshin Impact – given that Inazuma seems to be largely finished at this stage it’s unlikely they’ll be adding more islands and thus potential shrines to the mix, so this should be the final resource you’ll need for them. In any case, make sure to keep an eye out for our Genshin coverage to see upcoming leaks, codes and other new content, in our dedicated Genshin Impact section, and you can always find more general gaming content on our home page.
