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Queen's Domain Guide: All Endings & How to Unlock Them

Queen's Domain Guide: All Endings & How to Unlock Them

Unlock all four Queen's Domain endings with the right swords, eight mementos, and the 69-skull ritual on a single save.

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How ending replays work

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Queen's Domain has four endings: Most Unfortunate, A Kingdom Free From Darkness, God Slayer, and Eat, all obtainable on one save. Your weapon determines which route opens through the final confrontation with Queen Siraatsu, while Eat adds a collectible hunt, a hidden ritual, and a final choice. Each outcome grants a separate achievement. Use the checklist to pick your next target, then follow its upgrade and quest steps below.

Story spoilers follow, including the final bosses and ending outcomes.

EndingAchievementMain requirements
Ending 1Most UnfortunateDefeat Queen Siraatsu without True Holy Sword Akunra or Okbujo's Judgement.
Ending 2A Kingdom Free From DarknessDefeat Queen Siraatsu using True Holy Sword Akunra.
Ending 3God SlayerObtain Okbujo's Judgement, defeat Queen Siraatsu and the Soul of Sipeha, and choose Banish.
Ending 4EatTurn in all 69 Strange Silver Etched Skulls, complete the hidden ritual, repeat the God Slayer route, and choose Eat.

How ending replays work

After an ending, the game returns you to the start with your existing progress. You can continue exploring, complete unfinished objectives, and return for another outcome. Clearing one ending does not award the other three achievements.

A practical order is the ordinary weapon route first, Akunra second, Okbujo's Judgement third, and the skull ritual last. The later routes require increasingly extensive upgrades and side quests, so there is no need to postpone your first ending until every collectible is found.

Keep a backup before the final encounters or choices if you want an extra safeguard. Separate new games are not required for the four achievements.

Ending one: Most Unfortunate

Reach Siraatsu Castle and defeat Queen Siraatsu without either ending sword. Your choice of Queen's Domain melee weapon is otherwise open for this route, so use an ordinary weapon you can handle reliably.

Siraatsu transforms after her defeat and kills Prince Beruim. The closing message describes his failure and points him toward the True Holy Sword. Although the story ends in defeat, this outcome still awards Most Unfortunate.

Queen Siraatsu in combat with Prince Beruim's ordinary weapon and status bars visible

The ordinary weapon ending

Ending two: A Kingdom Free From Darkness

Upgrade Endu and open the temple

The purification altar refuses to reforge Endu if its bond is not strong enough. Complete both weapon-leveling stages and the island's traversal requirements before attempting the final upgrade.

  1. Raise Holy Sword Endu to level 10. It becomes Soul Bound Endu, which must also reach level 10.
  2. Collect all five Wind Gems and the Storm Gem. Get the Storm Gem in Queen's Domain's Tower of Knowledge as part of this preparation.
  3. Activate all eight Sipeha seals. Use the Mask of Second Sight to reveal the seals on the seated Sipeha statues. Several require the gods' lenses.
  4. Enter the Temple of Puwema. Use its Altar of Purification to reforge the fully upgraded sword into True Holy Sword Akunra.

Receiving Akunra also unlocks Blade Bathed in Holy Light. Keep this altar separate from the hidden mausoleum altar used for the next ending; they belong to different weapon progression paths.

True Holy Sword Akunra selected in the weapon equipment menu

The sword for Ending 2

Use Akunra throughout the fight

Use Akunra against Siraatsu from the first hit to the final blow. This is the safest approach for targeting its ending without depending on a particular damage threshold. Having the sword in your inventory is not enough.

In this outcome, Beruim defeats and entombs Siraatsu, restoring peace to Bamaen and the surrounding lands. The epilogue leaves open Sipeha's return through another avatar, so the victory does not remove the underlying threat.

Ending three: God Slayer

Get the Memento Mirror and eight mementos

Defeat the Herald of Okbujo in the Record of Sin, then speak to it afterward to receive the Memento Mirror. The mirror lets you talk to characters' ghosts and collect their mementos once their associated tasks are complete.

You need one memento from each of these eight characters:

CharacterRequirement before collecting the memento
Chef GagiDeliver 60 meal tickets, found under food platters.
Captain AganmiDiscover his crew's fate, return their necklaces, and tell him what happened.
Erma, Matron of the DeepCollect every Orbewa egg.
Mechanical Engineer OssiReturn all of his modules.
Knowledge Keeper WourhaFinish his Bestiary task.
King Abraon, your fatherFind his ghost and speak to him with the mirror.
The knight from the first beachFind the ghost of the knight who gave you a sword near the beginning.
PehaFind her at her coffin after her role in giving you the Puwema lens.

For Wourha's task, include the rare enemies that appear after you wake the Petrified Garden. Working on that Bestiary hunt alongside the skull route reduces repeated trips through the same areas.

Chef Gagi's ghost offering a memento during a Memento Mirror conversation

Quest rewards become mementos

Forge Okbujo's Judgement

Take the eight mementos to the hidden altar in Deimpo Mausoleum. Find the lower level of the large red-water room containing a Wind Gem. Use all four lenses in the Mask of Second Sight to interact with the four wall symbols and reveal the hidden door.

An alternative entrance lies below the Tower of Knowledge, near the prison, and requires Akunra. This gives the previous ending's weapon another use beyond its own final confrontation.

Forge Okbujo's Judgement at the altar. Obtaining it unlocks Most Spiritual Sword.

Defeat both bosses and choose Banish

Fight Queen Siraatsu with Okbujo's Judgement, then use it against the Soul of Sipeha in the follow-up encounter. Set aside any weapon-switching rotation from your Queen's Domain melee damage build for these battles, and keep the route sword as your damage source throughout.

After Sipeha falls, interact with her body and select Banish. This completes God Slayer.

The ending remembers Beruim as the slayer of the dark goddess and presents Sipeha's defeat as the prospect of lasting peace, going beyond the temporary resolution of the Akunra route.

Ending four: Eat

Open the skull door beneath the Petrified Garden

The secret ending builds on God Slayer, so you still need Okbujo's Judgement. Its additional requirement is a hidden ritual reached through the Petrified Garden.

Follow these access steps:

  1. Obtain all five Trident Keys and all four lenses.
  2. Wake the Petrified Garden at its central fountain.
  3. Strike each glowing fish statue three or four times.
  4. Activate the symbols that appear.
  5. Drop down into one of the houses to reach the hidden area and the skull door beneath the garden.

Opening this route is only the access stage. You must also finish the skull hand-ins and take part in the ritual before returning to the final bosses.

Interaction point at the door beneath the Petrified Garden where Strange Silver Etched Skulls are handed in

Hand in every silver skull

Turn in all 69 skulls and complete the ritual

The door accepts Strange Silver Etched Skulls in batches. Deliver all 69. Some skulls require the final Wind Gem dash upgrade, so finish your traversal upgrades while searching the island.

After the final hand-in, the door's dialogue changes to preparing for a ritual. If it remains closed, rest and reload the area, then return. Take part in the ritual before attempting the ending again; gathering the skulls alone does not finish the requirement.

Repeat the final battles and choose Eat

Return with Okbujo's Judgement and defeat Queen Siraatsu and the Soul of Sipeha again. Interact with Sipeha's fallen body, then select Eat instead of Banish.

Beruim consumes the god-flesh, but his hunger remains unsatisfied. The closing message leaves the world facing possible chaos, making Eat a darker outcome despite its longer completion requirements.

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