Alright Guardians, eyes up. Inside the collector's edition, there is a degree chart on the back of the "Sleeper Stimulant" blueprint plus some steps you are given to follow. I got it with my PS4 edition but looked around for things on the 360 attempting to find a "North" in this game and converting in game travel distance to "Local Nautical Miles". _______________________________ Here are the steps: <Start at the crashed ship> <Begin observations and proceed 147 Local Nautical Miles on heading 102.5> <Set course 195 and continue 68 nmi> <Turn 59° to starboard and travel 115 nmi> <Travel at heading 308 until due south of the ship where you started, then stop and analyze your collected data> _______________________________ In terms of degree headings: North=0°, East=90°, South=180°, and West=270° The degree diagram is set on a small section of Latitudes and Longitudes. 56° N, 55°N and 54°N Latitude Along the 43° W Longitude Degree circle spread between 54° and 56° Increments of 60 somethings. Marked with a " ' ". Inside hollow of book is "55°52' North" and "44°11' W" Not aure if they correlate with the "written steps" or not. 1 nautical mile=1.15 kilometers. Rounding down to 1 km for easy translation of "walking-to-nmi" ratio. 30 seconds of casual walking is about 200 meters in game. Possible starting locations for a "crashed ship". -First ship on Earth -Forgotten Shore tanker (For Nautical Miles) -Maybe a Cabal ship on Phobos (Anyone seen a crashed ship yet?) Let me know what you gals and guys find and come up with. It's the first task at hand for "Legacy of Fenrir" in terms of a enigmatic puzzle. Anyone is welcome to help. Loot is involved I hope. Any clarifications needed or questions? [b]EDIT #1[/b] Provided by Prime, use the MIDAs compass to locate north. I didn't think about it because I confused it for not working as a treasure radar rather than a compass. [b]EDIT #2[/b] Two new places: Dreadnought: Cabal crashed frigate Venus: Crashed Fallen skiff after going through Ishtar academy. Dreadnought seems more doable because of how massive it is.