If you’ve been wandering the ornate halls and eerie corridors of Blue Prince, you’ve probably stumbled across the elusive Music Sheet Puzzle. It’s a brainy little side mystery tucked away mid-run, but solving it unlocks one of the game’s most powerful tools: the Conservatory blueprint.
Where to Find the Music Sheets
To crack the code, you’ll need to locate all eight music sheets scattered across different rooms. Each one contains a part of the larger mystery:
- Music Room: Sheets 1 through 4
- Greenhouse: Sheet 5
- Ballroom: Sheets 6 and 7
- Workshop: Sheet 8
As you find these, snap a screenshot or jot down notes, you’ll need to revisit the content of each sheet to piece things together.
The Hidden Clue Inside the Sheets
Here’s where it gets clever. Each sheet has one bolded word. If you line them up in order (1 to 8), you’ll see the message:
"First words on the sheets are true message."
So the real puzzle lies in the first word of each page, not the bold ones. Check those out, and you’ll get the actual riddle:
"Find among the white trees under two stones."
That’s your key.
Where to Go: Hidden Location & Reward
There’s only one obvious place that fits that description, the copse of white trees just behind your Campsite, outside the manor.
Here’s what you need to do:
- Make sure you have a Shovel in your inventory.
- Exit the manor and head east, toward your campsite.
- Look for the small cluster of white trees.
- You’ll find a dirt mound between two stones. Dig there.
Why the Conservatory Is a Game-Changer
The Conservatory isn’t just for show. Once unlocked, it becomes part of your drafting pool for future runs, and here’s the kicker, it lets you adjust room rarity.
That means higher odds for rare and powerful rooms like:
- Workshop (crafting-focused)
- Attic (boosted loot like +8 items)
- And other game-altering spaces
In short, solving the Music Sheet Puzzle sets you up for more control and stronger runs moving forward.
While this puzzle can be skipped or brute-forced, taking the time to piece it together organically feels incredibly rewarding. Plus, the Conservatory can seriously change your strategy, especially if you’re aiming for meta-progression or min-maxing your builds.
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