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Our STALKER 2 Artifacts Guide will tell you how artifacts work, how you can increase your artifact slots, and where you can find more artifacts. As you explore the map of STALKER 2, you'll ...

But that process is often drawn out and doesn't always run smoothly. The set of human remains and other artifacts had been cataloged in the collection at Yale University’s Peabody Museum for ...

While standard artifacts will serve you relatively well for a good chunk of Stalker 2, there are unique legendary items peppered across the Zone that provide substantially better buffs.

Fibreglass was used to form dramatic arches and horizontal beams Guests enter Artifact Bar through a hidden door tucked away within the food court. Circular windows resembling industrial pipes ...

Artifacts in Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl provide the player powerful passive effects, enhancing your survivability and performance in the Zone. They also have a few drawbacks, such as usually ...

You can get artifacts by equipping your artifact detector when anomalies are nearby. The beeping it emits increases the closer you are to an artifact. You can reach their location by following the ...

You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Artifacts in STALKER 2 provide substantial benefits but come with radiation risks, requiring careful optimization for survival.

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Reading the news release, it occurred to me: The museum must have other fascinating artifacts and displays that haven’t gotten this much notoriety. I asked Margaret Wetherbee, head of ...