Genshin Impact: How to Access the Fontaine Archon Quest

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Watch the trailer  here

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Like all regions in Genshin Impact, Fontaine has several reward sources called a Shrine of Depths, locked gazebo-like structures that require a special, region-specific key to unseal. Getting the keys is easy enough, though it’s pretty time-consuming, and there are more keys than there are Shrines, as the Fontaine region will continue to expand as Genshin receives additional updates. We’ll cover where to find all of the currently available Shrines of Depths in Fontaine, as well as how to get every key, in this guide.