What to know
- There are 15 Shrines scattered throughout Beast of Reincarnation’s world.
- Each Shrine offers permanent rewards, including character upgrades, resources, or progression-related benefits.
- Most Shrines are optional, but completing all of them contributes toward 100% completion and several achievements.
- You can revisit Shrines at any time, making it easier to collect missed rewards later in the game.
After finishing the opening regions of Beast of Reincarnation, you’ll start encountering mysterious Shrines hidden throughout forests, ruins, caves, abandoned facilities, and late-game zones. These Shrines are among the game’s most rewarding optional activities, granting permanent character improvements and valuable resources that make later encounters much easier.
Because several Shrines are tucked away behind optional paths or require exploration abilities unlocked later in the story, it’s easy to miss a few during your first playthrough. This guide covers all 15 Shrines, where to find them, and the most efficient order to complete them.
All shrine locations in Beast of Reincarnation
| # | Region | Shrine location |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ogouchi Buffer Zone | Near the starting valley, just past the tutorial campsite. |
| 2 | Ancient Civilization Zone | Beside the collapsed highway leading into the ruins. |
| 3 | Great Wall Terraces | On the upper terrace overlooking the farming fields. |
| 4 | Pilgrim’s Zone | Hidden beside the mountain temple accessed via the eastern trail. |
| 5 | Matsukawa Zone | Southwest of the abandoned village near the waterfall. |
| 6 | Fuji Frontier Zone | Along the snowy cliff path before entering the mountain pass. |
| 7 | Giant Tree Zone | At the base of the enormous central tree. |
| 8 | Giant Tree Zone | Upper canopy section reached after unlocking the vine traversal ability. |
| 9 | Crater Zone | Eastern rim of the central crater overlooking the lava basin. |
| 10 | Crater Zone | Underground research facility beneath the crater. |
| 11 | Inukami River Zone | On the riverbank close to the broken suspension bridge. |
| 12 | Starfall Tower | Midway through the tower after activating the second elevator. |
| 13 | Mount Hiei Zone | Outside the monastery before the area’s main boss. |
| 14 | The Capital | Northwest district beside the ruined shrine complex. |
| 15 | The Capital | Final shrine immediately before the Beast of Reincarnation encounter. |
Shrines are one of the most important collectibles in Beast of Reincarnation. Finding all 15 unlocks the “Pilgrimage” trophy/achievement and also grants permanent exploration rewards as each shrine provides a checkpoint, healing, and a Blessing upgrade. Shrines remain activated permanently once discovered, making them excellent fast-travel points.
Tips for finding every shrine
- Explore every optional side path before defeating an area’s boss.
- Activated shrines become permanent fast-travel locations, making cleanup much easier.
- If you miss one during the story, every region remains accessible after completing the game, so none of the shrines are missable.
- The Giant Tree Zone and Crater Zone each contain two shrines, which are the locations most players overlook.
- The final shrine in The Capital can be activated before the last boss, so be sure to interact with it before progressing.
Reward for collecting all 15 shrines
Activating every shrine unlocks the Pilgrimage trophy/achievement while giving access to every fast-travel point across the world. This also makes post-game cleanup for collectibles, Keeper Golems, Manuals, and other trophies significantly faster.
Finding all 15 Shrines is one of the best ways to strengthen Emma before tackling Beast of Reincarnation’s toughest bosses. While none of the Shrines are permanently missable, taking time to explore each region thoroughly will save considerable backtracking later. By activating every Shrine, you’ll earn valuable permanent upgrades, move closer to full game completion, and be well-prepared for the game’s endgame challenges
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