Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader - Navis Nobilite Lab Enigma Walkthrough

Discovering and solving the Navis Nobilite Lab Puzzle on Eurac V is the initial challenge in the Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader campaign. This puzzle heavily relies on the clues found while exploring the mini-dungeon. Our guide provides detailed instructions on how to solve the puzzle, enabling you to claim one of two possible rewards in Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader.

First solution and reward: Adaptive Antidot x6

Second solution and reward: Elixir of Warp Neutrality x6

How to solve the Navis Nobilite Lab puzzle in Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader

The Eurac V Puzzle in Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader is part of a quest called Secrets of the Navis Nobilite, where you can recruit a companion named Cassia. It's important to stay observant while exploring the mini-dungeon. Hold the Shift key to reveal any potential containers or lootable objects nearby.

Keep in mind that many of these quest items will be used in the puzzle ahead. Additionally, there are Research Notes scattered around that provide clues about the ongoing experiments.

You'll come across Research Notes and various materials needed for the puzzle.

How to interact with the Eurac V Lab Puzzle

Head further into the facility until you can unlock the doors to the experimentation area at the rear. Inside, you'll encounter several devices and interaction icons. We recommend making a manual save at this point in case of any issues. Here's what you need to solve the puzzle:

The machine features four icons where you can place an item in each. You must select the correct combination based on the Research Notes you've discovered.

After placing four items, only one button remains. Click it to claim your reward. Choosing the wrong material will result in the machine exploding. To the left, there is a Transducer device that breaks down specific items (such as Adamantium, Psi-Crystal, or Meteorite) into dust.

The Control Rod is obtained from the last device in the corner. This item is required to access the elevator that leads to Cassia.

When placing items inside the machine's slots, be careful.

First solution and reward: Adaptive Antidot x6

There are two correct combinations, but only one type of reward can be received. The first combination rewards you with six Adaptive Antidote, making you immune to toxic damage but with a -10 penalty to Toughness for the duration of one battle.

Transducer: Psi-Crystal

Tissue Flask: Mutated Flesh Sample

Data-Crypt Connector: H-41-OK

Catalyst Flask: Biogel

Second solution and reward: Elixir of Warp Neutrality x6

Reagent Flask: Crystal Dust

Second solution and reward: Elixir of Warp Neutrality x6

You can also experiment with the second correct combination to obtain Elixir of Warp Neutrality x6. This elixir grants immunity to warp damage during one battle, although it comes at the cost of -10 Fellowship. Additionally, you will be unable to deal warp damage for the duration of the fight.

Transducer: Adamantium

Tissue Flask: Flesh Sample

Data-Crypt Connector: K-04-OH

Catalyst Flask: Unidentified Acid

Reagent Flask Prize: Adamantium Dust

The choice of reward is completely yours, as both are consumable items. If you enjoy solving puzzles, feel free to explore our other guides on the Footfall Dock Puzzle, Footfall Hidden Cache Riddles, and Classified Information.

There are certainly more discoveries to be made as you continue your journey in the Koronus Expanse, so don't forget to visit our Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader guides hub.

Editor's P/S

As an enthusiastic fan of Warhammer 40K, I am thrilled to see the release of the new game, Rogue Trader. The Navis Nobilite Lab Puzzle is a great addition to the game, adding an extra layer of challenge and excitement. The puzzle is well-designed and requires players to pay close attention to the clues found throughout the mini-dungeon. The rewards for solving the puzzle are also very useful, giving players a choice between two powerful consumables.

Overall, I am very impressed with the Navis Nobilite Lab Puzzle and I look forward to seeing more puzzles like this in future Warhammer 40K games. I would highly recommend this game to any fan of the Warhammer 40K universe.