All Memento & Vessel Shard locations in Silver Pines

Silver Pines won’t hand out its best perks easily. In fact, it’ll only toss a memento at you after you’ve crawled through something unpleasant.

Mementos are the little trinkets that make Walker reload faster, hit harder, or swim further, and Memento Vessel Shards decide how many of them you can wear at once.

This guide covers all 25 mementos, what each one does and exactly how to get it, plus all 16 Memento Vessel Shard locations.

If you’re looking for the main walkthrough for Silver Pines, click that link.

All Silver Pines mementos

Here’s every memento in Silver Pines, what it does, and how to find it. Click a memento’s name to jump straight to its section. The two corsages share a spot, and you only ever get one of them, so you don’t need both. Collect all 25, and you can unlock the Live ending.

Where to find the Empty Matchstick Box

It’s in the Miner Diner basement, and you need the box cutter from Rodney’s General Store to get in.

1. Pick up the box cutter outside Rodney’s General Store, then head back to the diner.
2. Cut your way into the basement and take the Empty Matchstick Box. Your reloads get 25% faster, which matters more than you’d think in this town.

Where to find the Chipped Ceramic Bear

It sits in the room behind the palm tree door at the Crimson Bear Motel.

1. Fish the Grime Covered Object out of the pool grate with the Pool Net and clean it with the Cleaning Solution to get the Door Knob.
2. Fit the knob on the palm tree door downstairs in the main building. The Chipped Ceramic Bear waits inside and gives you +10 max stamina.

Where to find the Corroded Iron Ball

The tunnel boss on the way to the ferry drops it.

1. Save and reload both guns before you head into the tunnel. Keep your distance, dodge first, and aim for the head.
2. Pick up the Corroded Iron Ball when the boss goes down. It cuts the damage you take by 10%.

Where to find the Switchblade Cufflink

Blast the wooden wall near the Outskirts underpass with your shotgun.

1. Head back to the Outskirts once you have the shotgun and shoot the wooden wall near the underpass.
2. Take the Switchblade Cufflink from the crate in the room behind it. It makes your melee attacks 30% faster.

Where to find the Repaired Polaroid

Combine the two halves of the Torn Polaroid. One is in Eddie’s guitar case in the Grizzly Suite, and the other is backstage at the Rabbit Hole.

1. Open the guitar case on the bed in the Grizzly Suite for the first half.
2. Go backstage at the Rabbit Hole bar and pull the second half off the dressing table mirror.
3. Combine the two halves. The Repaired Polaroid makes you use healing items faster, and Flatleaf Herb heals 50% faster.

Where to find the Smooth Stone with a hole

Solving the bird cage puzzle in the Quiet Hour Cafe gives you this one.

1. Collect the red, yellow, and silver bird statuettes from the green building, the cinema, and the top of the cliff ladder.
2. Put all three in the cafe cage. The Smooth Stone with a hole makes headshots do 20% more damage.

Where to find the Mended Tooth

It’s in the Quiet Hour Cafe back room, and the quickest way in is through the Ammo Zone backlot behind a card-symbol padlock.

1. Read the “Stack your odds, become a member” sign through the Ammo Zone front window. It shows ♠ ♥ ♣ ♦.
2. Set the backlot padlock to the same symbols and go through the door into the cafe’s back room.
3. Take the Mended Tooth. It adds 15% melee damage, but your melee weapons break 25% faster.

Where to find the Cat Collar

Free the cat locked in the Pet Clinic basement. The cage code is 3819.

1. Crank open the storage unit by the “UNION” sign and take the Pet Clinic Key from the car trunk inside.
2. Pick up the Friendly Paws List in the clinic. It lists four cats and their ages: Howard 3, Uno 8, Amber 1, and Beryl 9.
3. Jump the railings near the sewers into the water and swim left to the platform under the clinic. Kill the dog guarding the cage.
4. Enter 3819 and let the cat out. The Cat Collar turns your dodge into a faster roll.

Where to find the Faceless Coin

It’s in the Silver Gazette’s back room, and the way in is a cracked wall in the sewers.

1. Smash the cracked wall in the sewer tunnel with the sledgehammer and climb up into the newspaper office.
2. Pick up the Faceless Coin in the back room. Your charged melee attacks do 20% more damage with it.

Where to find the Worn Silver Buckle

It’s on a corpse inside the ghost ship in the Downtown harbor.

1. Open the ship’s control panel by pressing 门 (door), 释放夹 (release clamp), 启用 (enable), in that order from the ship manual at the Riverside docks.
2. Go inside, kill the enemy, and take the Worn Silver Buckle from the corpse. Sprinting melee attacks do 25% more damage with it.

Where to find the Rusted Spur

It lies at the foot of a ladder in the sewer under Apartment Street.

1. Open the manhole on Apartment Street with the Manhole Cover Key and climb down.
2. Near the control panel, crack the wall on the right side wall with the sledgehammer and open a second manhole cover key.
3. Take the Rusted Spur at the foot of the ladder. It adds 10% ranged damage, with more recoil.

Where to find Badge 0013

Pry it out of the drowned man’s teeth in the Sheriff’s Office morgue with the crowbar.

1. Get the Crowbar from the evidence lockup in the Sheriff’s Office.
2. Examine the body in the morgue and pry the badge loose. Badge 0013 makes the last shot in each magazine do 25% more damage, and its number also solves the projector puzzle.

Where to find the Snake Earring

It’s yours after the deputy boss fight at the Sheriff’s Office.

1. Free the deputy from the holding cells with 3100 and listen to his tape.
2. Beat him in the boss fight that follows, then check his body for the Snake Earring. Your firearms fire 30% faster with it.

Where to find the Hula Figurine

It’s in the trunk of a blue car in Dana’s Auto Repair in Riverside.

1. Get into the auto garage at the back of Dana’s Auto Repair.
2. Crawl under the car on the left and open the trunk of the blue car for the Hula Figurine. Dodging costs 25% less stamina with it.

Where to find the Driftwood Stake

It’s in the Riverside sewer, clutched by a pile of dead enemies.

1. Open the manhole in the northeast of Riverside with the Manhole Cover Key and climb down.
2. Head left through the tunnels and past several enemies.
3. Take the Driftwood Stake from the dead enemies at the end. Slashing weapons do 15% more damage with it.

Where to find the V Guitar Pick

It’s behind a cracked wall in the Union Apartments’ flooded basement, in the laundry’s back room.

1. Smash the cracked wall in the flooded basement with the sledgehammer and clear out the enemies behind it.
2. Take the V Guitar Pick. The last hit of every combo does 30% more damage with it.

Where to find the Sea Polished Glass Shard

It’s on the beach in the apartment 4B dream, just to your left when you wake up.

1. Turn off the bathtub tap in apartment 4B and beat the boss in the flooded basement.
2. Grab the Sea Polished Glass Shard on your left when the dream starts. Swimming uses much less stamina with it, and you need it to reach Church Hill.

Where to find the 30 Days Sober Chip

It’s in the artist’s gallery in the Town Hall basement, behind a cracked wall.

1. Bring the sledgehammer to the Town Hall basement and head for the furnace.
2. Smash the cracked wall nearby and fight off the enemies behind it.
3. Take the 30 Days Sober Chip. Your melee attacks use 30% less stamina with it.

Where to find the Cracked Wrist Watch

It’s in a secret room on the Town Hall’s third floor, and the clock puzzle opens it.

1. Fit the Crank Handle into the clock on the Town Hall roof and turn the hands to 10:07.
2. Pull the candlestick in the third-floor corridor. A secret room opens.
3. Take the Cracked Wrist Watch. Your melee attacks get 20% faster and 20% stronger when you’re Wounded or Critical.

Where to find the Old Corsage and the Bloody Corsage

You dig up one of the two in the Church Hill cemetery with the Shovel. Which one depends on what you fed the thing in the hole in apartment 4B.

1. In the 4B dream, find the Injured Bird, the Black Flesh, and the Bloody Feathers. Combine the feathers with the flesh for a Bird Effigy.
2. Feed the thing in the hole either the Injured Bird or the Bird Effigy.
3. Take the Shovel from the digging man’s caravan Downtown and dig the patch of disturbed earth in the Church Hill cemetery.
4. Fed it the Bird Effigy? You get the Old Corsage: better weapon handling and 40% less recoil.
5. Fed it the Injured Bird? You get the Bloody Corsage: 15% more damage dealt, but 10% more damage taken.

Where to find the Dice Pair

Smash the cracked wall in the Church Hill funeral home’s bloody storage room with the sledgehammer.

1. Find the bloody storage room in the funeral home and smash the cracked wall on the left.
2. Take the Dice Pair from the backpack. Your ranged damage goes up by 20%, but you also take 30% more damage. Dice were always a gamble.

Where to find the Damaged Compass

Swim to the Church Hill docks on the far west shore and break open the crate.

1. Equip the Sea Polished Glass Shard so swimming barely touches your stamina, then swim all the way left.
2. Break open the crate on the docks and take the Damaged Compass. It makes you run 20% faster.

Where to find the Red Driving Glove

Climb up the vent in Stage 1 at Thelend Broadcasting.

1. Take the Stage 1 Key from the office and open Stage 1.
2. Shoot out the vent up and to the left, climb through, and go down the ladder for the Red Driving Glove. It halves the time it takes to charge a melee attack.

Where to find the 8 Ball Gear Shift

The Driver, the boss that appears after you turn the Stage 1 set red, drops it.

1. Fit magenta and yellow lenses in the Stage 1 projector to light the set red.
2. Beat The Driver for the 8 Ball Gear Shift: +10 stamina, 10% more damage dealt, and 10% less damage taken.

Where to find the Polaroid Negative

It’s past the gate after the flesh tree boss in the red door nightmare.

1. Stab the flesh tree with all three Metal Spikes, saving before the third.
2. Beat the boss and take the Polaroid Negative. Your shots get a 20% chance to pierce.

All Memento Vessel Shard locations

You get every shard by shooting a wooden bird figurine with wind chimes hanging under it. Four shards build a Memento Vessel, and each vessel adds a memento slot. There are 16 shards, so you can end the game with five slots.

Location	Where to find it
	Shard 1: Outskirts. Walk through the underpass and keep left to the burnt-hands man. The bird figurine is in his room.
	Shard 2: Downtown. Cross the river and look on top of the sluice gate maintenance structure.
	Shard 3: Downtown docks. Jump into one of the boats and shoot the figurine from the water.
	Shard 4: Downtown. Shoot the rusted lock on the building at the very back of the city. The shard waits inside.
	Shard 5: Union Apartments. It’s inside a second-floor apartment. Shoot the vent up and to the right and climb through.
	Shard 6: Town Hall. Crouch and crawl into the fireplace.
	Shard 7: Church Hill Woods. Swim left past the lighthouse to reach the woods.
	Shard 8: Saint Adjutor Parish Church. Shoot the bird hanging in the left confessional booth.
	Shard 9: Cable car station. Go through the door to the east of the bell rack and shoot the bird hanging on the balcony.
	Shard 10: Sheriff’s Office. Shoot the vent grille in the basement storage room, climb through, and hit the bird above.
	Shard 11: Riverside. In the dark tunnel with the truck radio, look up above the enemy.
	Shard 12: Riverside beach. It hangs on the riverbank in Riverside.
	Shard 13: Union Apartments. Before you go in, break into the small shed on the left and shoot the bird in the dark.
	Shard 14: Union Apartments. Between floors 2 and 3, smash the stairwell window, climb out, and go up the ladder.
	Shard 15: Church Hill. Head northeast past the funeral home, jump the fence to its right, and climb down.
	Shard 16: Thelend Broadcasting. As you go through the tunnel, head left and break the wall. On the other side, you’ll see this shard.

Combine every four shards in your inventory to build a Memento Vessel.

About the Author

Cande Maldonado

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Cande’s calling in life is to annoy NPCS, smash virtual pottery, and complete every side quest available in RPGs. Her passion for games dates to 2006, when she mounted a Chocobo for the first time, but she has been writing professionally for the past four years. Under Nintendo and Square Enix’s chokehold, she willingly pours hours upon hours into reaching 100% completion in the longest roleplaying games ever made. But hey, who needs fresh air and sunlight when you can just live in Ivalice?

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