To earn Wisdom Mastered, you must upgrade all five Faie powers — Ignite, Sprint, Warp, Vacuum, and Copy — by finding and clearing each one’s Mausoleum of the Mystic.
Wisdom Mastered is the reward for taking Faie all the way — and that means clearing every one of the five Mausoleums of the Mystic scattered across the Ages. Each Mausoleum is tied to one Faie power, and only by enhancing all five do you tick off the objective. The details below come from a single available mapping of the game, so treat the locations and effects as the best current guide rather than fully settled fact.
- What Wisdom Mastered actually asks for
- Every Faie Mausoleum at a glance
- Ignite Mausoleum: west of the Rainbow Lotus dungeon
- Warp Mausoleum: the northwestern edge of Whiterea
- Vacuum Mausoleum: the orb puzzle in the Age of Safekeeping
- Copy Mausoleum: the route through the Eastern Caves
- Where to go after Wisdom Mastered
- Frequently Asked Questions
What Wisdom Mastered actually asks for
The full set is one Mausoleum per power: Ignite, Sprint, Warp, Vacuum, and Copy. Clear all five trials and the achievement pops. One thing worth flagging up front: ability names are a little inconsistent depending on where you look — you may see Ignite written as Fire and Copy written as Clone — but they refer to the same powers.
Every Faie Mausoleum at a glance
| Faie Power | Mausoleum Location (Region / Age) | How to Open It | Upgrade Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ignite (a.k.a. Fire) | West of the Rainbow Lotus dungeon, Age of Reconstruction | Light the sealed brazier with Ignite, then enter and clear the trial | AoE fire burst when Ignite ends |
| Sprint | Southeast of the Northern Westerea guidepost, north of the central lake | Hit the button below the Mausoleum, then Sprint the zig-zag route before the gate closes | Sprinting into enemies sends them flying |
| Warp | Northwestern edge of Whiterea, Age of Reconstruction | Climb the ladder, Warp across the gap, then Warp past the barrier | Brief invisibility after warping |
| Vacuum | Lake in the middle of the Age of Safekeeping, southeast of the Water Ruins | Vacuum the red orb out of the water into the bowl on the slope | Shockwaves that stun enemies when Vacuum ends |
| Copy (a.k.a. Clone) | Northeastern edge of Neverwither, through the Eastern Caves | Use Copy to press the two pressure plates outside | Faie-Elliot tether deals more damage; Faie gets a damage boost while copying |
Learn the matching Faie power before you travel to its Mausoleum — these trials enhance an ability you already have, so a Mausoleum stays sealed if you haven’t unlocked its power at the corresponding Shrine yet.
Ignite Mausoleum: west of the Rainbow Lotus dungeon
Once you have Ignite, head into the Age of Reconstruction and make your way west of the Rainbow Lotus dungeon. The Mausoleum of the Mystic – Ignite sits sealed when you arrive, but the way in is right there: there’s a brazier nearby that you light with Ignite to break the seal.
With the brazier lit, step inside and clear the trial. The reported reward is an area-of-effect fire burst that triggers when Ignite ends — handy for hitting a cluster of enemies rather than a single target. As with the rest of these, the exact location and effect trace to one mapping, so it’s the best current pointer rather than a corroborated fact.
Warp Mausoleum: the northwestern edge of Whiterea
For Warp, travel to the northwestern edge of Whiterea in the Age of Reconstruction, northeast of the Northern Whiterea adventurer’s guidepost. This one is a short traversal puzzle that uses the very power you’re upgrading.
Climb the ladder, then Warp across the large gap you can’t otherwise cross, and finally Warp past the barrier blocking the entrance. Clear the trial inside and, by early accounts, Elliot gains a stretch of invisibility shortly after each warp — useful for slipping past or repositioning mid-fight, though that effect is unverified.
Vacuum Mausoleum: the orb puzzle in the Age of Safekeeping
The Vacuum trial is out in the lake in the middle of the Age of Safekeeping, southeast of the Water Ruins. Instead of lighting or warping, this Mausoleum opens with a small orb puzzle.
There’s a red orb sitting in the water and a bowl on a nearby slope. Use Vacuum to pull the orb out of the water and into the bowl — that drops the seal and lets you enter. Clear the trial and Vacuum reportedly gains a finishing kick: shockwaves that stun nearby enemies when the pull ends. Again, single-source, so treat the stun as the reported behavior rather than confirmed.
Copy Mausoleum: the route through the Eastern Caves
The last of the four detailed here is Copy (which some sources call Clone), tucked away at the northeastern edge of Neverwither. Getting there is more of a journey than the others, since it runs you through a cave system and a bit of light demolition before you reach the trial.
STEP 1/6
Enter the Eastern Caves
From the northeastern edge of Neverwither, head into the Eastern Caves.
STEP 2/6
Take the easternmost exit
Work through the caves and leave by the easternmost cave exit.
STEP 3/6
Head north to the blocked ladder
Outside the caves, go north until a boulder blocks a ladder.
STEP 4/6
Bomb the boulder
Destroy the boulder to clear the ladder, then climb up.
STEP 5/6
Go east to the Mausoleum
Follow the path east to reach the Mausoleum of the Mystic – Copy.
STEP 6/6
Press both pressure plates with Copy
Use Copy outside to stand on the two pressure plates at once and open the door.
Inside, finish the trial to land the final enhancement. The reported payoff is twofold: the tether between Faie and Elliot deals more damage, and Faie gains a damage boost while copying Elliot. Clear this one and, with the other four done, Wisdom Mastered should unlock.
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Where to go after Wisdom Mastered
If you’re chasing the full Faie picture, a few related goals pair naturally with this one. The Faie Shrine locations are the unlock counterparts to these Mausoleums — worth tracking down, since you can’t enhance a power you haven’t learned. It also helps to think about the best order to unlock powers, because several abilities let you revisit areas that were blocked earlier. And once Wisdom Mastered is done, the related Wisdom Revealed objective is the natural next box to tick.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a Faie Shrine and a Mausoleum of the Mystic?
A Faie Shrine is where you first learn a power. A Mausoleum of the Mystic is a separate trial that enhances a power you already have. Wisdom Mastered is about the five Mausoleums, not the Shrines — and a Mausoleum won’t open unless you’ve already unlocked its matching power.
Does the order I enhance the powers in matter?
The five Mausoleums don’t appear to require a fixed sequence among themselves — you tackle them as you reach each region. The only real ordering rule is that you must have learned a given power before its Mausoleum will open, and unlocking certain powers earlier makes it easier to reach areas that were previously blocked.
Why do some guides call these powers Fire and Clone instead of Ignite and Copy?
It’s the same abilities under different labels. Ignite is sometimes written as Fire, and Copy as Clone. The naming is inconsistent across sources, so treat it as source-dependent unless you can confirm the exact wording in-game.
Is this the same as Grow a Garden 2 — does it involve Sheckles, pets, or Robux?
No. Faie powers, Mausoleums of the Mystic, and Wisdom Mastered are all from The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, not Grow a Garden 2. There are no Sheckles, no Robux, no pets, no crops, and no shop purchases tied to this objective — that’s a mix-up between two unrelated games. Everything here is found and cleared in the world, not bought.
What exactly does Wisdom Mastered reward you with?
Wisdom Mastered is the achievement (or trophy) for fully upgrading Faie by clearing all five Mausoleums. The concrete gameplay payoff is the set of five power enhancements themselves — the AoE fire burst, sprint knockback, post-warp invisibility, vacuum stun, and stronger Copy tether. Any reward beyond the achievement and those upgrades isn’t confirmed, so don’t expect a separate item or currency drop.
