Alone in the Dark Lagniappe locations - all 15 sets

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When It Makes You Worse

The Pirates of Pontchartrain

Lost Children

All The World’s A Stage

A Great Depression

A Goat Without Horns

Vagabonds

After the Alone in the Dark Lagniappe locations? Though entirely optional collectibles, Lagniappe are well worth getting and not just if you’re a completionist as completing sets rewards you with additional lore, special scenes, new objectives, endings, and even weapons.

We’ll walk you through the location of the Alone in the Dark Lagniappe location throughout Decerto and the memories. For more guides, check out how to get the shotgun, how to get the machine gun, and where to find the Barlow Lens.

Note that you’ll need to play through the game as both Emily Hartwood and Edward Carnby to pick up all the Lagniappes as both have unique sections, dialogues, and memory areas, especially during Chapter 4.

When It Makes You Worse

An in-game screen capture from "Alone in the Dark: Lagniappe" showing a map interface, highlighting various rooms, player position, and points of interest. — Captured by VideoGamer

Rorschach – on a shelf at the back of the Clerk’s Office.

A digital map of the "Alone in the Dark: Lagniappe" game level showing different rooms, player position, and various points of interest with status indicators. — Captured by VideoGamer

Jack in the Box – on a chair back of Grace’s Room on the Second Floor of Derceto. Interact with the box to open the lid, then interact again to grab the Lagniappe.

A digital map of the "Alone in the Dark: Lagniappe" video game level showing various rooms, the player's location, and different points of interest. — Captured by VideoGamer

The Flying Dutchman – on the lounging chair in the Treatment Room on the First Floor of Derceto, accessible from Chapter 4.

The Pirates of Pontchartrain

A digital map from the video game "Alone in the Dark: Lagniappe" displaying various rooms, player's position, and points of interest such as puzzles and locked doors. — Captured by VideoGamer

Opera Playbill – on an armchair in the Small Parlor on the first Floor of Derceto. It spawns at the start of Chapter 4 after Carnby returns to the manor after visiting the Sunken Temple.

A screenshot of the "Alone in the Dark: Lagniappe" video game's map interface showing the second floor layout of a building with various rooms and player objectives. — Captured by VideoGamer

Map of Caribbean – inside the globe in the Sitting Room on the Second Floor of Derceto. You’ll need the France key piece, which is found in the Clerk’s Office safe from Chapter 4 onward.

Man in vintage clothing standing alone in front of an old, worn-out armchair in a forest setting. — Captured by VideoGamer

Pallid Mask – on the red chair on the second floor of the Steamboat during the A Place for Hiding memory in Chapter 4. You can access the room by jumping down through a gap on the top floor deck of the boat.

Unspeakable Cults

Children of a Dark Sun – in a small alcove at the foot of sarcophagus on the upper level of the Sunken Temple, accessed during Chapter 3.

A digital in-game map displaying various locations and points of interest with legend keys for player position, puzzles, locked doors, and objectives in Alone in the Dark Lagniappe. — Captured by VideoGamer

Ashes of Indigo – on the draped over furniture to the right as you enter the Empty Room on the First Floor of Derceto. Only accessible from Chapter 4.

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Scapegoat – on a stretcher in the Infirmary on the Ground to the right as you enter from the Stairwell. Only accessible from Chapter 4.

The Hartwood Curse

A character in a fedora and suspenders examines a dimly lit room filled with barrels and crates, experiencing the eerie lagniappe of Alone in the Dark. — Captured by VideoGamer

Discarded Palette – on the second floor of the boathouse in the Hateful Mound during Chapter 2. After lowering the bridge and crossing, head upstairs. Before going through the window, take a right through a small gap you can squeeze through. The palette is in a tool box in the corner.

Witness the Black Pharaoh – on the wall in the yard to the right of the house where Jeremy and the Dark Man first met in the New Orleans Riverside memory during Chapter 3. It’s accessible right after the warehouse and just before entering the townhouse.

Alone in the Dark – obtained during a second playthrough by opening the Clerk’s Office safe early, though you haven’t technically found the code yet.

The Crescent City

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Streetcar Ticket – on a shelf in the Food & Wine Cellar, just ahead of the first iron gate.

A person in a hat gazes alone at a dimly lit balcony adorned with candles and plants at night. — Captured by VideoGamer

Ju-Ju – to the right at the top of the stairs on the way to Miss Jackson’s seance parlor in the French Quarter Chapter 1.

Matchbook – given to Edward by Ruth automatically when you visit the Pregtz shipping company at the New Orleans Riverside right after the Convent of Taroella memory section in Chapter 3.

Prisoner of Ice

In-game map interface showing a player's location in an attic with icons denoting objectives and points of interest in Alone in the Dark Lagniappe. — Captured by VideoGamer

Tessellated Shard – found on a table in the small cupboard at the back of the Attic during Chapter 4.

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Do Not Disturb – on the door to Dr Gray’s Apartment on the Second Floor of Derceto. Available after the Steamboat memory in Chapter 4.

A character in a fedora, alone in the dark, examining a tent at night with an illuminated mysterious symbol on it. — Captured by VideoGamer

Sallow Offering – on the red tent in the camp at the start of the Coast of Greenland portion of Chapter 4.

Lost Children

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Rubber Stamp – on the clerk’s counter in the Reception room in Derceto.

An in-game map screen displaying various locations and icons representing player objectives and points of interest on the second floor of a virtual building in Alone in the Dark: Lagniappe. — Captured by VideoGamer

Fountain Pen – on a low table in Batiste’s Room on the second floor of Derceto.

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Dog Collar – on the low shelf of the desk between two chairs at the back of the Drawing Room on the first floor of Derceto.

Dying with Dignity

War Photo – on the chest of draws to the left as you enter Ruth’s Room. Only available when playing as Emily during Chapter 4.

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Toe Tag – on the foot of John’s corpse in the Morgue on the Ground Floor of Derceto. Complete the floor plan puzzle and watch the cutscene, then head back to the corpse to find the tag.

Sheet Music – During the graveyard memory in Chapter 3, you’ll enter a cave then get pursued by several enemies. Once they stop chasing, press on forward to the first ledge. Instead of climbing up, take a left through the gap in the wall to find the Sheet Music lagniappe.

Death of the Author

A man in a fedora and suspenders standing alone on a misty dock by a large mechanical structure and a rowboat. — Captured by VideoGamer

Typewriter Ribbon – at the end of the pier on a stack of wooden boxes in the New Orleans Riverside memory in Chapter 3.

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Broken Spectacles – in the sink basin of the WC on the first floor of Dercato at the start of Chapter 4.

Digital map of "Alone in the Dark: Lagniappe" game level showing player position, puzzles, and locked doors on the second floor of a building. — Captured by VideoGamer

Movie Script – found in the trunk on your left as you enter Cassandra’s Room on the Second Floor of Derceto. Only spawns from Chapter 4 onwards.

Beast of Burden

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Mummified Cat – in a shallow hole dug next to a statue of a woman holding a small bowl in the southeast of the Kitchen Garden. Available from Chapter 2 onward.

Gazing Statuette – on a workbench in a boat house in the Hateful Mound during Chapter 2. After breaking the barrier, follow the path across the swamp, then take a left when you reach a cluster of houses. Squeeze through the gap to reach the back of the boathouse and find a door you can open. The Gazing Statuette is on a workbench inside, but watch out for the enemy on your left as you enter.

A man in vintage attire standing alone in the dimly lit room overgrown with ivy. — Captured by VideoGamer

Unmasked Evil – in a hidden room behind some vines on the third floor of the library in the Convent of Taroella, which is explored at the start of Chapter 3. As you reach the top of the stairs, look right and you’ll see the gap leading to the room.

A Thousand Young

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Forsaken Crucifix – on a shelf to the right of the wine rack in the Cellar on the Ground Floor of Derceto.

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Nurse’s Watch – on the window sill in Lottie’s Room on the First Floor of Derceto. To reveal the Lagniappe, you’ll need to first interact with the window to close it.

A character in a cowboy hat explores a dimly lit room with a wooden crate and bottles, alone in the dark. — Captured by VideoGamer

Severed Horn – on crate on the bottom floor at the back of the Pregtz Shipping Company warehouse during the New Orleans Riverside memory in Chapter 3.

All The World’s A Stage

A man in a hat stands alone in the dark, in a dimly lit vintage room, looking at a table with various items including a photograph and a vase with flowers. — Captured by VideoGamer

Curious Napkin – on the table to the right as you enter the hotel during Carnby’s French Quarter memory portion of Chapter 4.

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Toy Talisman – in Dr Gray’s Apartment during Chapter 4. You’ll need to first access the hidden room, then backtrack to the first room. The talisman is on the floor to the left of the desk.

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Box of Biscuits – on a desk at the back of the morgue office on the Ground Floor of Derceto. It’s only accessible when playing Emily after her Chapter 4 memory in the trenches.

A Great Depression

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Rat Poison – on the floor of the pantry in the room just off from the Kitchen on the Ground Floor of Derceto.

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Beignet – in the Mezzanine inside a large bronze bowl on a chest of drawers.

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Syringe – found on the floor in the Grand Parlor after talking to Ruth in Chapter 2. Only available when you play as Emily.

A Goat Without Horns

A person alone in a dimly lit vintage general store, surrounded by shelves stocked with various goods and baskets of plants. — Captured by VideoGamer

Preserved Reptile – on the workbench in the corner store in the French Quarter in Chapter 1.

Man in a vest and hat looks alone towards a dilapidated wooden shack in a foggy swamp. — Captured by VideoGamer

Profane Totem – after leaving the hotel in the French Quarter in Chapter 4 as Carnby, follow the path through the swamp until you hit a fork. Take the left path to a small hut sinking into the water. Inside on the floor is the totem.

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Jangling Shaker – on the floor behind the bar when the Grand Parlor turns into a jazz club in Chapter 4.

Vagabonds

A digital in-game map display indicating various rooms, player position, and points of interest with navigational icons and a legend in "Alone in the Dark: Lagniappe. — Captured by VideoGamer

A Brightness From Afar – on the table to the left of where you first talk to the woman in the green dress, Ruth Tallant, in the Mezzanine. You’ll need to leave the area after the cutscene and return to get the Lagniappe.