How to solve Rathma's puzzle in Diablo 4 during A Blade's Weight

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You need to solve Rathma's puzzle in Diablo 4 during the A Blade's Weight quest, as you journey with Lorath through the Archive of the Makers. This is a fairly early challenge you'll encounter as you begin exploring Skovos during the Lord of Hatred campaign, so naturally you don't want to get stuck and halt your progress before it's properly begun. We've got the answer to help you move on, so here's the solution to the Diablo 4 Rathma's puzzle.

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Diablo 4 Rathma's puzzle solution

As you make your way through the Archive of the Makers during A Blade's Weight, you'll encounter a Rathmic Statue with various altars surrounding it – including three in front with skulls atop them. These are key if you want to solve Rathma's puzzle in Diablo 4, but you first need to know what to do with them. Check the area to the right of the statue to find a Time-Worn Inscription, which states "Power born of Hell begets Corruption."

Now inspect the three skull altars in front of the statue, to discover they feature translations of the three capitalized words in the inscription – which are Coruphar (Corruption), Abythos (Hell), and Dunaxys (Power). Using this information, you now need to interact with the Rathmic Statue and activate the altars in the same order as the inscription:

1. Dunaxys (Power)
2. Abythos (Hell)
3. Coruphar (Corruption)

Get the sequence correct and an opening will appear in the wall, which you can use to continue your journey through the Temple of Light as part of the A Blade's Weight quest.

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