Crimson Desert Chaos Forest Puzzle Guide (Abyss Gate)

The Chaos Forest is one of the first major Abyss puzzles you’ll face in Crimson Desert. It connects directly to the Spire of Insight and introduces multi-step mechanics involving Abyss chips, power sources, and environmental manipulation. This guide walks you through every step clearly so you can complete the puzzle without getting stuck.

Crimson Desert Chaos Forest Puzzle Guide (Abyss Gate)
Crimson Desert Chaos Forest Puzzle Guide (Abyss Gate)

How the Chaos Forest Puzzle Works in Crimson Desert

The Chaos Forest Abyss revolves around activating power sources using Abyss chips (or cells) and connecting energy across different areas. You need to:

  • Burn thorny roots blocking paths
  • Move and cool Abyss chips
  • Insert chips into slots
  • Power a central device to unlock progression

You must use abilities like Blinding Light, Axiom Force, Force Palm, and Nature’s Grasp to solve each section.

Step-by-Step: Clearing Chaos Forest

Crimson Desert Chaos Forest Puzzle Guide (Abyss Gate)
Crimson Desert Chaos Forest Puzzle Guide (Abyss Gate)

Step 1: Burn the Thorny Roots

Start in the main area where red vines block your path.

  • Use Blinding Flash / Concentrated Light to burn the vines
  • Keep aiming until the fire spreads and clears the entire area

This opens access to the lower level and nearby platforms.

Step 2: Get the First Abyss Chip

Once the area is clear:

  • Move to the right side across the ledge
  • Find a burning Abyss chip
  • Pick it up using Axiom Force

The chip is too hot to use immediately, so you need to cool it first.

Step 3: Cool and Insert the Chip

  • Take the chip to the nearby water pool
  • Submerge it to remove the heat
  • Bring it back to the empty slot near the entrance
  • Align it properly
  • Use Force Palm to slam it into place

If done correctly, the chip activates and powers part of the puzzle.

Step 4: Cross the Gap and Clear More Roots

Now move forward:

  • Cross the chasm using Fly or Axiom Force
  • Burn more roots blocking the next path
  • Head toward the newly revealed doorway

This leads to the next puzzle section.

Step 5: Open the Door and Place the Second Chip

Inside the room:

  • Use Nature’s Grasp to lift the door
  • Enter and locate a floating Abyss chip
  • Move it using Axiom Force
  • Align it with the wall slot
  • Use Force Palm to lock it in

This activates another power connection.

Step 6: Keep the Door Open

The door will not stay open on its own, which blocks the power flow.

To fix this:

  • Lift the door again using Nature’s Grasp
  • Pick up a stone slab (Abyss fragment)
  • Place it under the door before it closes

This keeps the door open permanently and allows energy to flow outside.

Step 7: Power the Central Device

With both power sources connected:

  • Head back outside
  • Find the large circular disc (central wheel)
  • Climb onto it
  • Hold the Resist button (Q/L2/LT) while gripping
  • Use Force Palm to strike the center

Alternatively:

  • Grab the button using Axiom Force
  • Trigger it using Force Palm

This fully restores the Chaos Forest mechanism.

Step 8: Claim Your Reward

After activating the device:

  • Use the nearby stairs or platform
  • Reach the upper level
  • Collect your reward: Abyss Artifact

This completes the Chaos Forest puzzle.

What to Do After Completing Chaos Forest in Crimson Desert

The Chaos Forest does not end here. It connects to other Abyss areas.

  • Leads to Roots of Truth, another puzzle island
  • Multiple Abysses form a chain
  • Some paths unlock elemental magic rewards

You can continue exploring to gain better rewards and abilities.

The Chaos Forest puzzle looks complex at first, but it follows a clear pattern: clear obstacles, move chips, connect power, and activate the main device. Once you understand how Abyss mechanics work, future puzzles become much easier.

Follow the steps carefully, and you will complete this section without confusion while unlocking access to even more advanced Abyss challenges. Play Now!

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