Search one terrain zone per colour, return pieces to the wall wheel as you find them, and use the remaining gaps to recover the last missing piece.
Find the orange-red arena around 3370, 1490 below Yellow Tower and use the large wall-mounted wheel as your return point. Split the site by colour instead of searching randomly: yellow pieces sit around tree bases, green pieces hide beside or on rocks, red pieces are inside the central red structure, and blue pieces are on the raised orange rail. Carry every piece back and place it into any matching empty colour slot. For the awkward green piece, climb the rock ledge by the orange tunnel; for blue pieces, use the nearby boulders as steps onto the rail. When only one colour still has gaps, stop sweeping the whole arena and re-check only that colour zone. A full wheel triggers the completion feedback and reward.
Travel to approximately 3370, 1490, just below Yellow Tower. The correct site is a large orange-red arena wrapped by an elevated orange rail, with trees and boulders outside and a circular colour wheel mounted on the central wall. Daylight makes loose pieces much easier to see.
Go to about 3370, 1490 below Yellow Tower. Enter the orange-red structure and confirm the large circular board with four colour regions. Use this wall as the single return point for the entire search.
The wheel, central red floor, surrounding trees, rocks, and raised orange rail are all within the same compact site.
Count or point out the empty holes in each colour region. Assign one player as the wheel auditor and have them call which colour is still incomplete whenever a piece returns.
The team knows which four colours are required and has one person tracking the remaining gaps.
Walk a complete loop around the nearby trees, checking both sides of every trunk and the grass immediately at its base. Return each yellow disc before moving to a distant tree so the wheel count stays current.
Every nearby tree base has been checked once and the yellow region has no obvious empty slot left.
Circle the boulders around the arena for green pieces. Then inspect the raised rock ledge beside the orange tunnel: climb from the neighbouring stones instead of trying to jump straight up the wall.
The ground-level rocks and the elevated tunnel-side ledge have both been inspected.
Search the red floor, stairs, corners, and wall recesses inside the arena. Red pieces blend into the structure, so check each corner from close range and carry pieces directly to the wheel.
The central room, stair edges, and wall corners have been checked without leaving a loose red piece behind.
Use the rocks beside the orange structure as steps, reach the top of the raised rail, and run its full length in both directions. Look down into supports and under overhangs before returning every blue piece.
A player has traversed the entire raised rail rather than checking only the easy lower section.
Bring every find to the wheel and place it into any empty slot of the matching colour. The order within a colour does not matter. After each placement, the auditor announces the colour and how many gaps remain.
No collected piece is sitting in an untracked pile, and the wheel visibly shows the team's current progress.
Read the final empty colour on the wheel. Re-check only its zone: tunnel ledge and rock tops for green, the full rail for blue, every tree base for yellow, or interior corners for red. Fill the last slot and wait for the completion feedback and reward.
All colour regions are full and the puzzle produces its completion effect; a silent wheel with a gap means one piece is still missing.
One player sweeps trees and rocks while the other clears the centre and rail, then stays at the wheel to audit the last gaps. Community documentation reports nine pieces per colour in a two-player lobby, but always trust the current wheel.
Assign one terrain zone per searcher and keep one wheel auditor. More players can change how many pieces are required, but the colour-to-zone mapping and matching-slot rule stay the same.