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Criptograma Charts
Criptograma Charts are the coded symbol sheets that open Criptograma Chests. Every chest needs two of its own, so you hunt down 30 charts in all to empty the 15 chests on Yara.
- Set
- Criptograma Charts
- How many
- 30
Good to know
- Each chest has two unique charts, and a chart only works on its own chest.
- Painted Guerrilla Sigils near each chest guide you to its charts.
- Charts are logged in your collection once you unlock the chest they belong to.
- Charts sit close to their chest, so search the surrounding area before you travel far.
Where to find them
Every chart is near the Criptograma Chest it belongs to. Start at the chest, which you can spot by its wind chimes, then look for Guerrilla Sigils painted on walls and rocks around it. Follow those markings and they lead you to the charts.
How they work
A chest stays locked until you hold both of its charts. With the pair in hand, go back to the chest and open it. There are 30 charts for 15 chests: four chests each in Madrugada, Valle De Oro and El Este, two in Esperanza and one on Isla Santuario.
Reward
The charts themselves are the key, not the prize. Opening the chest gives you unique gear and fills in both charts on your collection list.
- El EsteEl Este is Yara's eastern region, a wild stretch of jungle and mountains. It is where you recruit the Legends of '67 and La Moral, and Admiral Benítez and Sean McKay hold it for the regime.
EsperanzaEsperanza is Yara's capital and largest city, and the heart of Castillo's regime. It is under martial law, most open streets are restricted areas, and the story only really sends you there near the end.- Isla SantuarioIsla Santuario is the small island in Yara's southwest where the game's opening chapter plays out. Comandante Rosario holds it for the FND, and Clara's Camp is your base here.
- MadrugadaMadrugada is Yara's western region: tobacco farms, coast and the Montero family's home. José Castillo's air force runs it, so expect heavy anti-aircraft cover when you try to fly here.
- Valle De OroValle De Oro is Yara's central region and home to Máximas Matanzas, the rebel crew led by Bicho. María Marquessa and Édgar Reyes run it for the regime.
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FND Caches
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Libertad Crates
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