In "Assassin's Creed: Odyssey", there are various weapons and clothing of different qualities, and of course the best equipment needs to be found by yourself. Next, the editor will sort out the treasure chest locations with the Wrath of Poseidon for you, hoping to help everyone.

Poseidon's Wrath Box Location

Players first take a boat to reach the location of the following large map

After arriving at this location, use Hawkeye to visually mark the treasure chest location at the bottom of the sea. Poseidon's Wrath has a total of 3 boxes. After all, dive into the water.

1. The location of the first treasure chest

Players first find a pillar on the bottom of the sea where the sea lies across the canyon. As shown in the figure below, the treasure chest mark can be seen in the figure

Next after crossing the fallen pillar, follow the cliff to the lower left corner and swim towards the treasure chest icon to find the box. The position of the box is as follows

2. The second treasure chest location

The player first finds the statue holding a harpoon, as shown in the figure below. The statue on the left is where the treasure chest is visible

Swipe towards the treasure chest icon, and you can see the second treasure chest in the building ruins next to the statue, as shown in the picture below

3. The third treasure chest location

First find a temple ruin with a high terrain on the seabed. As shown in the picture below, the treasure chest icon can be seen in the picture. There is also a large animal statue in front of the temple ruins, which is easy to find

When the player swam towards the treasure chest icon, the treasure chest can be seen in the middle of the ruins of the temple, as shown in the figure below

Note: Since there is a distance between the three treasure chests, it is best to bring Poseidon's trident that can breathe underwater, so you don't have to worry. If not, it is recommended that players pay attention to their oxygen during the process of going into the water to find the treasure chest, and go to the water surface to replenish oxygen in time, and be careful not to be suffocated to death.