Introduction
The stone carving puzzles are a self-contained chain: you find carved stones in different regions, read them as a sequence, and interact in the right order. This hub covers the rule behind the ordering and the two regions where players most often get stuck.
The order rule
The carvings are not a memory test. The order page explains the logic the puzzle is built on, so you can work out a sequence you have not seen yet instead of copying a list you cannot verify.
The regional pages then apply that rule to specific carvings, listing what the sources place where. Where a location is reported by one source and not another, the page says so.
Carvings by region
Two regional sets come up most often in search. Each page keeps the carving locations and the sequence together, because knowing where a carving is but not when to touch it is the usual failure.