Exploration · Community observation
Players use Pyramid for the large triangular desert structure shown in community recordings. The official Limestone entry confirms that mysterious desert structures contain Limestone, but it does not name this one, publish an entrance, or document an unlocking route.
What the evidence supports
The official materials catalogue does not publish a Pyramid entry. This page uses the common community description for the triangular structure shown in the cited recording.
The recording shows the structure in a desert surface scene. It does not prove a quest, an artifact reward, a dungeon, or a future update plan.
The official Limestone entry says it is impervious to all known tools. A recording also shows an unsuccessful attempt, but it cannot establish future-version behaviour.
The official exploration guidance supports revisiting unresolved ruins with later tools or materials. Only a confirmed trigger belongs in a step-by-step entry guide.
Community video walkthrough
These authorized timestamps document one community playthrough. They show the visible structure and attempted interactions, not an official entrance, reward, or future-content promise.
The recording shows the large triangular structure players call the Pyramid. Its official in-game name is not published in the local official sources.
A nearby sand interaction is shown in the same recording. Treat the behaviour as a timestamped community observation rather than an official structure mechanic.
The recorded attempt does not open or visibly break the shown structure. It does not establish a universal durability value or an exhaustive tool test.
The walkthrough explores beneath the structure without confirming an entrance, a reward, or an intended solution.
Questions answered
Pyramid is the community name for a large triangular structure shown in desert-surface gameplay. The official Wiki does not publish a dedicated Pyramid entry or official name.
No verified opening method is published. The cited community recording does not open it, and the official sources do not document an entrance, trigger, or reward.
The official Limestone entry says Limestone is impervious to all known tools. One recorded tool attempt also did not visibly break the shown face; neither source can promise how a future game update will behave.
There is no official page connecting it to an artifact puzzle. Treat that idea as unverified until an official source or reproducible evidence identifies a trigger.
Evidence notes
These are useful player examples, not official specifications.
