Mojocoyo Province Content

Weapon Cases

Weapon: MPX Submachine Gun

Find the Santa Blanca cocaine hideout southwest of Capachunco and approach the base from the north—eliminating the sniper in the watchtower before getting too close. Enter the brick building and climb to the second floor. A Weapon Case sits just outside the northern doorway.

Weapon: SRSA1 Sniper Rifle

Another cocaine hideout has been carved out of the rock, southwest of Rancho Sabala. Recon the area and eliminate the snipers who protect the cave entrance. Fight your way inside and follow the path to the back where a new sniper rifle awaits.

Accessory Cases

ACCESSORY: Extended 5.56 STANAG Magazine (30)

Infiltrate the house at the private helipad in eastern Mojocoyo from the north and sneak up the rear staircase. An Accessory Case rests on the railing at the front of the home.

ACCESSORY: Laser 3Dot (LMG)

Snipe the guard in the southwest watchtower before sneaking into the outpost from the west side. Staying alert for Santa Blanca patrols, enter the first house and climb the steps to the second floor. The Laser 3Dot rests on a small cabinet in the corner.

ACCESSORY: ATPIAL Laser Sight (Sniper Rifle)

A supply drop sits inside the abandoned prospecting site, located southwest of Rancho Sabala, and the rebels would love to get their hands on it. Complete the Rebel Op: Spotting side mission before collecting the Accessory Case that sits at the back of the cave.

ACCESSORY: Extended HK4.6x30 Magazine (30)

The southern cocaine hideout is located northeast of Chacatal, near the Mojocoyo Alpha rally point. Sneak onto the property and climb the exterior steps on the right. Inside the second floor of the house, an Accessory Case rests on a small cabinet in the corner.

Skill Points

SKILL POINTS: +1

At the Unidad checkpoint, located northeast of Capachunco Village, eliminate the two Unidad troops before collecting the medal that sits next a gasoline can on the left.

SKILL POINTS: +5

Santa Blanca’s Mojocoyo Base is well defended with a mortar, minigun, and multiple alarms. To collect items inside these walls, you must be extra sneaky or bring everything you got. Take care of the snipers at the watchtowers first and then move into the agricultural school, which is only accessible from the front and left side. Navigate the halls and stairwells to reach the rooftop and then search the far storage room for the Skill Points.

SKILL POINTS: +1

Civilian hostages are held prisoner southeast of Capachunco at a prison camp. Enter the two-story home on the south side and ascend to the second floor to find a medal, sitting on a desk.

SKILL POINTS: +3

Look for the large gray house in the eastern half of the city with an alarm located just to its north. Enter the brick building just left of the sirens and take the exterior stairs to the second floor, where a medal sits on the metal shelves.

SKILL POINTS: +3

Head to the sacrificial site, southeast of Rancho Sabala, and grab the Skill Points from the stone table.

SKILL POINTS: +1

Down the hill from Chacatal to the east, a sicario is your next target in the Guns for Hire side missions. Once he has been intimidated, enter the southern home and climb the stairs to the rooftop, where a medal rests on a pallet of supplies.

Bonus Medals

BONUS: Range

From the southwest, move around the back side of the first group of brick houses and climb over the fence behind the house. Go upstairs and collect the Bonus Medal from the desk.

BONUS: Flash Grenade

Fight your way or sneak into the three-story, brick building, located just west of the armory. On the third floor, find a Bonus Medal on the corner desk.

Kingslayer Files

DOCUMENT

Enter Capachunco Village on the west side and follow the road until you reach the second brick house on the right. Santa Blanca occupy many of the homes, so move inside cautiously and head up to the second floor to find a document sitting atop a red container.

DOCUMENT

From a safe distance, snipe the guard at the top of the watchtower before moving into the farm’s property. Climb to the top of the tower to find a document lying on the platform.

DOCUMENT

Travel to the prison camp, southeast of Capachunco Village, and enter the brick home. On the second level, collect the document off the corner of the bed.

LEGEND

As you move into the village from the northwest, move past the first two houses on the right, before cutting through the gap in the stone wall. Collect the legend that sits on the cart, behind the next home.

Tinku: Every year, rural communities in the region of Potosi organize big celebrations called Tinku. In daytime, the villagers brawl following special rites. Shedding blood is a way to honor the Earth goddess and ensure the promise of a good harvest. It is also a way to release social tensions. Clay pots such as this one are traditionally used to drink alcohol. The drunkest or toughest guys fight to the death. Even the women take part, helping their husbands or fighting each other.

DOCUMENT

In far south Rancho Sabala, a three-story warehouse sits just east of the highway. Climb the exterior stairs to the rooftop, where a document rests on the southern ledge.

DOCUMENT

Sneak toward the house at the private helipad from the north and climb the exterior steps to reach the second floor. Move around the balcony, enter the building, and collect the document that lies on the floor, next to the bed.

LEGEND

Travel to the sacrificial site, southeast of Rancho Sabala, and collect the legend that lies on the ground.

Wilancha: La Wilancha is a sacrificial ritual to honor Pachamama, the Earth goddess. Indigenous people cut a llama’s throat and shed its blood on the ground, hoping for a good harvest. Miners spill the blood over mine entrances for safety at work or to find a good vein of minerals. As Pachamama is a jealous goddess, the ritual is considered mandatory to satisfy her. During the Wilancha ceremony, a shaman or one of his aides may blow horns such as this one to attract Pachamama’s good graces.

LEGEND

From the sacrificial site, head south up the hill to find Chullpas, an ancient funerary building. Find another legend at the base of the second-from-the-right monument.

Chullpas: Chullpas are pre-Columbian stone funerary towers that can be found in the Andes of Bolivia and Peru. They were built to protect and honor the mummified bodies of noble family members. Along with some personal belongings, the corpses were placed inside in a fetal position. The door is usually facing East, so every morning the rising sun can flood the corpses with light, symbolizing the cycle of Life and Death.

DOCUMENT

Before entering the cocaine hideout, located northeast of Chacatal, snipe the guy on the rooftop and then sneak around the right side of the brick house. Climb onto the blue storage container and continue onto the lower roof. Step inside and collect the package off the filing cabinets.

DOCUMENT

The town hall sits directly across the intersection from the church. Head upstairs and collect the document off the mayor’s desk.