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Rogue Trader Eurac V puzzle solution

Taming the Transducer.

Fans of Warhammer 40,000 lore are in for a treat in Rogue Trader but it’s not all just story. Sometimes, as on Eurac V, I’ve found the notes and books I’ve discovered are key to solving a puzzle. If you haven’t solved this one yet, read on for the details.

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Eurac V is the navigator planet you can visit after completing the Rogue Trader prologue. You’ll have to decide which inhabitants to side with, but whichever way you choose you should eventually find a research laboratory. But how do you use it?

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As you hunt around the various locations on Eurac V you’ll find several unusual objects. You’ll also find several research notes that you can read to give you clues as to the correct combination of ingredients required to successfully use the lab. You’ll need:

  • Mutated Flesh Sample
  • H-41-OK
  • Biogel
  • Psy-Crystal (for making Crystal Dust)

When you discover the research laboratory, you’ll see five accessible containers. Full instructions on how to use them are below. Once done, you’ll be rewarded with six Adaptive Antidots. Be warned if you get the combination wrong, the tube you get the reward from will explode. You only get one chance (unless you have a save game). 

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Where to find the research ingredients on Eurac V - Rogue Trader

You’ll find all five ingredients around the compound. 

Mutated Flesh Sample

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Once you’ve defeated the main group of defenders in the large central room, you’ll find the Mutated Flesh Sample on a corpse by the statue in the northwest corner of the room.

H-41-OK

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After the cutscene where the guard kills his colleagues, you’ll find the H-41-OK on the desk (the loot looks like a book).

Biogel

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Once you’ve opened the main door north from the large central room, the Biogel is in a yellow loot crate on a table in the first room you come to. 

Psy-Crystal

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In the same room as the Biogel, in a large red crate.

How to use the research laboratory - Rogue Trader

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Any character can use the tubes and transducer, as they don’t require skill checks to use. You’ll need to use the Transducer to make Crystal Dust from the Psy-Crystal by dragging the crystal onto it. Afterward, loot the Transducer to get the Crystal Dust. 

Next, add the correct four ingredients to the four green tubes to solve the puzzle. Simply click a green tube and drag the item onto it. If the ingredient matches the tube, the window you’re dragging it to will have a green background. Afterward, a new button will appear. Click it, the screen will briefly darken, and you’ll have a new location on-screen to loot. 

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Chris Marling
Chris Marling is a writer and editor with more than 20 years of experience across newspapers, magazines, and websites. Based in the UK, he has written professionally on everything from tech to tearooms. But his real passion is gaming, going right back to the Atari 2600 - and especially RPGs and MMOs. He cut his teeth on games such as The Realm and Anarchy Online. But 20 years on still gets excited about exploring each new world. When not online, you'll find him gaming analog-style around the table. Chris has had five of his own board games published, including Pioneer Days and Armageddon.