Stellar Blade | Recruit Passcode Specialists Guide (All Prayer Locations)

In Stellar Blade, you can lend a hand to a lot of individuals in need. Whether they want you to enact revenge for them or catch a rare fish, there seems to be no limit to the aid EVE can offer. One of the requests you’ll receive towards the back half of Stellar Blade is the, humourously named, Recruit Passcode Specialist side quest. As the name suggests, the client is looking for someone to crack open a special locked container they found in the Wasteland. In fact, you may have also found this container far earlier in your adventures and been unfruitful in prying it open.

However, this quest isn’t as simple as it first appears. The client only leaves you with some brief hints at what the passcode could be and there aren’t any obvious clues scattered around the locked container itself. If you want to open this container and claim the special Nanosuit which is locked within it, you’ll need to embark on a bit of a fetch quest, one we’re here to help you out with. 

Here’s how to complete the Recruit Passcode Specialists side quest in Stellar Blade. 

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New Nanosuit

Wasteland Container Passcode

To the western end of the Wasteland, in a series of destroyed cargo ships just south of the Solar Tower, you’ll find the locked container mentioned in the request. You may have stumbled upon this locked container far earlier in the game to no avail. To open the container, you need a six-digit code and, unfortunately, there aren’t any clues around the cargo ship or even in the rest of the Great Desert. 

Instead, if you examine the quest description a bit closer, you’ll come to discover that the quest giver notes this container as a place where “Followers” congregated. The Followers in question are faithful believers in Mother Sphere and they’re the creators of the special Prayer series of documents scattered about The Wasteland and the Great Desert. You may have already picked up one of Prayers and noticed the strange symbols adorning each chapter. 

Well, there are six available volumes of Prayers, numbers one to six, and each Prayer has its dedicated symbol. To unlock the passcode for the Wasteland container in Stellar Blade, you must find all of the Mother Sphere Shrines to find the six Prayers, which are each adorned with the symbols that make up the passcode.

Prayer Documents and Symbols

All Prayer Locations in Stellar Blade

Chapter 1

The first Prayer is the easiest to find and one all players will likely have at the point where you can accept the Recruit Passcode Specialists quest. Unlike the other five, you won’t find it in either of the open-world areas of Stellar Blade. Instead, it’s located in Matrix 11, specifically the bunker where scavengers and civilians once lived out their lives. 

This particular Mother Sphere is given focus during the story as EVE, Adam and Lily all discuss the past of these fervent believers. After the cutscene ends, you can open the small chest on the Shrine to receive the first Prayer. If you didn’t manage to pick this up on your first run-through, the easiest way to get back to it is to fast-travel to the area just outside the Juggernaut Boss Fight: from there, you can take the elevator back up and retrace your steps until you arrive back at the Scavenger Camp. 

This first Mother Sphere Shrine will give you the Prayer Chapter of Trial 1, along with the first symbol needed to open the container. 

Chapter of Trial 1 Location

Chapter 2

The next three Prayers are all located within The Great Desert, Stellar Blade’s largest location and one of the more arduous ones to get around. The three Mother Sphere Shrines are located in vastly different areas of the map so we hope you’ve been unlocking those Base Camps. 

Chapter of Trial 2 is to the northern stretch of The Great Desert called the Buried Ruins. This area is north of the largely abandoned city and the destroyed pair of Hypertubes. The easiest way to reach this area is to fast-travel to the Base Camp next to Abyss Levoire and then hoof it north. 

One of the decrepit buildings in this location is a building with two floors that you can easily access using EVE’s double jump. Preserved nicely on the second floor will be the next Mother Sphere Shrine, as well as the next Prayer Chapter.

Chapter 3

Chapter of Trial 3, the next Prayer on our list, is much further south than the first Great Desert Prayer. It’s located within the Crumbling Overpass, a muddled series of broken roads and motorways that once led to the big city up north, which are now reduced to nothing. 

This area can be a little confusing to navigate but, from the Crumbling Overpass Base Camp, make your way north until you eventually find yourself under a piece of the overpass which is still largely intact. There will be a large congregation of Lurkers below the overpass, which is the area you need to visit for the Precious Treasure sidequest (which awards the Blue Monsoon Nanosuit), as well as a small path which will take you to a series of destroyed buildings.

There’s a second Base Camp near this area but, for now, ignore it and look for a hole in the wall to the right of where you entered. This hole will take you inside a desolate building which happens to be home to the next Mother Sphere Shrine.

Chapter 4

The Great Desert’s final Prayer – Chapter of Trail 4 – is in the Broken Hypertube. There are many busted and dismantled Hypertubes throughout the Great Desert but there’s only one that you can make use of. You’ll find it to the far west of the Great Desert which, conveniently, has a Base Camp nearby. This is also the Hypertube you need to visit for the side quest The King of the Tunnel. 

Once you arrive at the in-tact Hypertube, hop inside and enjoy yourself for a little bit. After a short while of high-speed havoc, the Hypertube will spit you out into a pool of water closer to the middle of the Great Desert.

This hollowed-out bit of the desert is hiding one more secret, another Mother Sphere Shrine. After falling into the water, swim to the right where you can climb up to a levelled-out stretch of earth. There, nestled behind some rocky walls, is the fourth Mother Sphere Shrine and the Chapter of Trial 4 Prayer you need. 

Chapter 5

The last two Prayer chapters are located in the Wasteland, the same area as the locked container. As such, we recommend saving these until last as they’ll make your hunt slightly less time-consuming. 

Chapter of Trial 5 is found extremely close to the Western Great Canyon Base Camp, which you can fast-travel to. Once you arrive at the camp, start heading east towards the massive ravine which runs through the canyon but stop before going in. 

At the mouth of the canyon, hidden in a little outcropping within sight of the Base Camp, is the fifth Mother Sphere Shrine. Just like before, walk up to the Shrine and take the second-to-last Prayer to add another symbol to the passcode.

Chapter 6

The final Prayer required to open the Wasteland container in Stellar Blade is located on the main path to Altess Levoire, the high-tech underground dungeon you visited during your first journey through the Wasteland in the main story. 

After descending the elevator which takes you to the grounds surrounding Altess Levoire, ignore the easier path you’ve opened up to the left. Instead, continue down the main path you took on your first trip to the Wasteland.

Shortly after your walk begins, the path takes a harsh turn to the left, with the right path being nothing but a bunch of rubble protected by a lone Naytiba. However, if you take a look around the right corner, this area reveals itself to be a small but dedicated shrine to Mother Sphere containing Chapter of Trial 6, the last Prayer you need.

Quest Rewards and Nanosuit

Once you’ve collected all of the Prayers, return to the container in the Wasteland. Even though you have all of the symbols, the hint option won’t auto-complete the passcode for you: instead, you’ll need to go into your Data Book and check the symbols on each Prayer individually under the Documents section. 

The code is six digits long and you should enter the symbols starting from Chapter 1. Successfully remember, and enter, the code and the containers will swing open, revealing your bounty inside. 

Container Passcode Solution

There will be two important discoveries within the Wasteland Container. The first is the seventh and final Prayer to Mother Sphere, the Chapter of Salvation, one which seems to prophecise the return of EVE to the colony where she will make new memories after the end of her mission. Meanwhile, the second, and likely more exciting reward, is a crate containing the new La Vie en Rose Nanosuit. This cute, almost Victorian-inspired dress is unlike anything else in EVE’s wardrobe. 

Now that you’ve cleaned out the container and taken all of the goodies for yourself, simply return to the Bulletin Board so that you can turn in the Recruit Passcode Specialists quest. You’ll only get one additional reward but, fortunately, it’s the single highest Gold payout in the entire game at 20,000 Gold. 

That was how to complete the Recruit Passcode Specialists request and open the locked Wasteland container in Stellar Blade.