Queen’s Domain Memento Mirror and All 8 Mementos: Locations, Quests and the Okbujo’s Judgement Altar

The Herald of Okbujo gives you the Memento Mirror after the Record of Sin fight

The Record of Sin is the library tower you reach from the Ancient World. Climb to the top floor, beat the Herald of Okbujo (the Dread Silver achievement), and then talk to it. The Herald does not drop the mirror on death. It hands it over in the conversation afterward, so do not leave the arena without talking to it. Our bosses guide covers the fight itself.

The item text reads: “An ancient cracked mirror made of solid metal, you can just barely make out your reflection in its fragmented surface. Light refracted by its surface takes on a strange hue and reveals details that you could swear were not there before.” That description sends a lot of players waving it at walls. It does nothing there.

What the mirror actually does: use it near the body of a named character who has died, or the spot where they were last seen, and their spirit appears. Talk to the spirit and it leaves behind a floating memento, an item named after them (Ekonta’s Memento, Peha’s Memento and so on). Walk into it to pick it up. One player sums up the rule well: it works on recently dead characters, corpses rather than old skeletons.

Eight characters leave a memento, and five of them need a finished quest first

The table lists every memento in the order you are likely to finish them. The requirement column is what has to happen before the spirit appears. The percentages are Steam’s global unlock rates for the linked achievement, checked in November 2026.

Every memento is named after its owner, so all eight sit together in your key items as Ekonta’s Memento, Gius’s Memento and so on. Each is a ghostly version of something the character treasured.

Ekonta, Gius and Peha only need the main story

Three of the eight need no side quest at all. If you have reached the Record of Sin, all three characters are already dead, so start with them as soon as you have the mirror.

Commander Ekonta: the knights’ encampment outside the Mausoleum

Commander Ekonta is the knight captain who hands you the Rusted Short Sword at the start of the game. His men at the encampment are overrun in a scripted event that players say always happens, whatever you do. Go to the Mausoleum’s front entrance, by the knights’ camp, and use the mirror there. His spirit appears with the ghosts of his knights, including knights you meet dying elsewhere on the island, such as Nu in the Mausoleum and Budaen in the Tower of Knowledge, and thanks you: “You’ve done me a great service finding my knights your Highness.” One player says you need to have seen all the knights die before he appears. By the time you have the mirror, the main route has already taken you past them. The memento is an ethereal crest with the royal seal of Bamaen.

King Gius Abraon: the cave past the Poenir and Duenir arena

After the Mausoleum boss your father, King Gius Abraon, is waiting wounded just past the arena, the scene covered in our Deimpo Mausoleum walkthrough. When you come back later, you find his body there instead. Teleport to Deimpo Mausoleum, walk back through to that cave and use the mirror by the body. His spirit says “My son, I know you can do it” and leaves Gius’s Memento, an ethereal crown.

Peha: her coffin in the Mausoleum garden

Peha is the woman in the Mausoleum garden who gives you Puwema’s Lens. When you return she is gone and there is no body, which is why so many players miss her. She told you she would go back to sleep: use the mirror at the coffin where you last saw her, and her spirit appears sitting on it with Peha’s Memento, an ethereal symbol of the goddess Puwema.

Listen to what she says. Her spirit tells you there is something hidden above the room and to go up through the broken window. You cannot reach it without flight, which comes from the Flying Mushroom Fossil at 30 silver skulls. Our key items guide covers the skull rewards.

Aganmi, Gagi, Ossi, Erma and Wourha die only after their quests are done

These five are the real work. Each one is a collection quest, and each character passes on some time after the final hand-in. Two of them, Ossi and Erma, also leave a boss fight behind when they go.

Captain Aganmi: four necklaces from his lost crew

Captain Aganmi of the Iryupe Raiders camps by the water in the Obmuer Temple area. One community guide puts his spot just left of the first save point there. He asks what became of his crew. Find the four Fallen Raider’s Necklaces on the crew’s bodies around the island, bring them back and tell him, which pops Fate of the Iryupe Raiders. He also gives you Aganmi’s Necklace, an accessory with a little poison resistance and a mild healing aura. That is his thank-you, not the memento. Leave, return, and use the mirror at his camp. His spirit says he set up a small memorial for his crew, and leaves an ethereal Iryupe Raiders necklace as his memento. The four necklace spots are covered in detail by several creators, linked in the credits below.

Chef Gagi: 60 Meal Tickets

Chef Gagi cooks in Deimpo Mausoleum, below the teleporter. Bring him 60 Meal Tickets, which pops Birds of a Feather. He gives you his Magic Pot, and that is the moment many players use the mirror too early. One player handed in all 60, used the mirror right away, got nothing and worried it was bugged. The fix was simply to wait until Gagi had passed on. Leave, come back, and use the mirror in the kitchen for Gagi’s Memento, an ethereal chef’s hat.

Some players see a glint in the kitchen after this that never goes away. It is a visual bug and there is nothing to pick up. A reload clears it.

Mechanical Engineer Ossi: all 10 Data Modules

Ossi’s lab is in the Ancient World, by the teleporter and save point. The ten Data Modules sit behind doors marked with an orange pause symbol, roughly one per area, and the orange key you get in the Ancient World opens them. Players mixed this up with the yellow key, so check the colour. Hand in all ten, leave and come back. Ossi has woken something up and it has killed him: you fight the Strange Explorer. Wise Work (“Witness the result of Mechanical Engineer Ossi’s experiment”) belongs to this step. Then use the mirror by his body outside the lab. His spirit grumbles “Blast it! I revived that thing and this is how I’m repaid?” and leaves Ossi’s Memento, an ethereal mechanical arm.

Erma, Matron of the Deep: all 50 Orbewa Eggs

Erma waits in Obmuer Temple near the teleporter. She only rewards certain milestones, so do not worry if a hand-in seems to give nothing. Steam counts 50 eggs for Sacred Waters, and the last few are the ones players struggle with most. Bring her every egg, leave and return. The Treacherous Sea Prince has smashed the eggs and killed her. Beat it, then use the mirror for Erma’s Memento, an ethereal Orbewa fetus. Its text says her spirit weeps over the destroyed eggs.

Early on, one player found Erma would not die after the final hand-in, which blocked the memento. A patch fixed it the same day, according to that player. If it still happens to you, rest somewhere far away and come back.

Knowledge Keeper Wourha: a complete Bestiary

Wourha’s study is in the Tower of Knowledge next to its teleporter. She wants the Bestiary finished, and this is the memento that takes longest. Two players report that entry 121 is not needed: they turned her quest in with every entry except 121. That makes sense, because entry 121 is the Soul of Sipeha, which only appears in the Ending 3 fight that this sword unlocks. Expect to hunt rare enemies, including secret bosses and the creatures that only wake when you revive the Petrified Garden. When she accepts it, she gives you the Extravagant Hourglass, an accessory players use to speed up weapon levelling, and A Lifetime’s Work pops. Leave, return, and use the mirror in her study for Wourha’s Memento, an ethereal hourglass.

One player reached 100 percent without entry 121 and found Wourha would not acknowledge it. Nobody in that thread posted a fix, so if it happens to you, check for a missing entry other than 121 before assuming a bug.

The memento altar is behind a four-lens wall at the bottom of the Mausoleum’s red water room

The altar sits deep in Deimpo Mausoleum, and the main way in is easy to walk past. Several players describe the same route:

1. Teleport to Deimpo Mausoleum and go to the large room with the red water, the bats and the moving stone pillars, where you found your fourth Wind Gem.
2. Drop to the bottom floor. An offshoot there leads into a long hallway with Impalers, a Wheel Dancer and a bat statue with a green gem in its base, the emerald statue from the trident key puzzle.
3. Equip the Mask of Second Sight. Just to the right of the bat statue, in a small room with an Impaler pecking at the opposite wall, a wall shows four symbols. Each needs its lens fitted to the mask, so you need all four (the Magic Eyes achievement).
4. Interact with all four symbols. The way opens onto a hall of azure fire. Air dash across the big gap, because the fire nearly kills you if you fall in, and the altar is on the far side.

The back way in from the Forgotten Dungeon side

There is a second entrance from behind. Take the Tower of Knowledge shortcut toward the prison. Just before the prison, in the cave area with a lone Josami Templar, look up: there is a large hole high in the rock. Players have reached it with flight, with Wind Gem dashes from Akunra, or by abusing the Cestus jump, and one got there very early that way. It drops you into the same azure fire hall from behind the pillar. A hidden door at that end only opens from the Mausoleum side.

Placing all eight mementos forges Okbujo’s Judgement on the spot

The altar has a ring of plates, one for each memento. Interact with it and offer the mementos one by one, in any order. A tablet beside it, the engraving of the primordial sanctuary, tells you to perform sacred rites of offering to call on Okbujo’s will, and asks for the memories of eight people: a great warrior, an adventurer, a mother, a scholar, a sage, a chef, an artisan and a leader. That is your eight characters.

When the last one is down, the altar forges Okbujo’s Judgement and pops Most Spiritual Sword, which only 3.6 percent of Steam players have. Its text reads: “A sword forged from interdimensional metal from the Dekanima. The hidden god Okbujo’s magic blesses this sword, allowing its wielder to pierce the veil and directly confront and banish the gods after slaying their avatars.” It comes out at level 1, with 15 Power, Fast speed and Slash plus Azure Flame damage. It levels like your other weapons, and one player we watched took it to max before the final fight.

What you do with it is covered in our endings guide: use it for the whole fight against Queen Siraatsu, choose Banish for Ending 3, or finish the silver skull ritual first for Ending 4.

Nothing here is missable, but a ghost with no memento means the character has not passed on

Players who have finished the game agree that nothing in Queen’s Domain is permanently missable apart from a few lines of dialogue. Every memento waits for you, however late you come back. The common snags:

• The mirror does nothing: the character is still alive. Finish their quest, leave the area, rest somewhere far away and return.
• A boss is standing where the character was: that is Ossi’s Strange Explorer or Erma’s Treacherous Sea Prince. Beat it first.
• No body to find: Peha leaves none. Use the mirror at her coffin anyway.
• The four symbols will not all clear: you are missing a lens, or you are standing too close to the top symbol.

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Source & credit

Queen’s Domain is developed by Freshly Baked Games and published by Future Friends Games. Screenshots are from the game’s Steam store page. Achievement names, requirements and unlock rates come from the game’s Steam achievement page, checked on November 9, 2026. Spirit dialogue and memento names were read from footage by Nerzgunzen79 (Ekonta, Peha, Ossi and Gius), the altar and forging from PC Indie Master Race’s eight mementos run, and every memento’s English item text, plus Aganmi’s and the knights’ spirits, from The Collector’s Hubs full playthrough. For Aganmi’s necklaces, see Nightmare Cow’s crew locations. Thanks also to the players on the Steam discussion board and the author of the Steam community guide to the Memento Mirror, who mapped the altar routes and the order of events.