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Halo Campaign Evolved Guides Map All Changed Skull and Terminal Locations Across Missions
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In Halo Campaign Evolved's 343 Guilty Spark guide, the Skull sits on top of a small dirt mound at the end of a hill to the right of a large tree early in the mission; another Skull is dropped by a hostile human soldier along the main path, and the Terminal is hidden behind a door to the right after a room with dead Covenant, with a glowing-plant cue guiding players to a dark forest area.
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The Maw guide notes Skull 1 is in the back-left corner of the cryo storage room containing four cryo pods, and a second Skull is located along a narrow path in the hangar area after progressing to the upper floors via the ramp and unlocked door.
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In The Silent Cartographer, Skull 1 is found in a cave to the right of the starting structure, while Skull 2 sits on a ledge atop the central pillar after defeating two Hunters; the Terminal is located past the holographic console in the main interior area.
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Pillar of Autumn's guide notes the Terminal is in a damaged control room behind a door reached by turning left after entering, and the first Skull (Speed Limit) is in the starting tutorial room, accessible by jumping onto a two-container platform to reach an overhead area.
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ScreenRant highlights that Halo Campaign Evolved changes skull placements across missions, such as the Floor Is Lava Skull near the Jackal snipers (requiring a jump to rocks), Give & Take in a cave with a stream, and Grunt Funeral tied to progress after the Acrophobic/Acrophobia moment in The Silent Cartographer.
Halo Campaign Evolved has reshuffled every collectible location from the original game, and Push Square has published mission-by-mission guides to help players track them all down. The game contains 42 total Skulls, with 39 found across main missions and bonus content, according to Push Square.
The guides cover key missions including Pillar of Autumn, 343 Guilty Spark, The Silent Cartographer, The Library, and The Maw. Each mission holds three Skulls and at least one Terminal, and the new placements often demand fresh routes through caves, elevated ledges, and hidden rooms.
343 Guilty Spark and The Maw Hide Skulls in Tricky Spots
In 343 Guilty Spark, the first Skull sits on top of a small dirt mound at the end of a hill, just right of a large tree early in the mission, according to Push Square. A second Skull drops from a hostile human soldier along the main path. Players follow a glowing-plant cue to find the Terminal behind a door to the right of a room filled with dead Covenant.
The Maw places Skull 1 in the back-left corner of a cryo storage room with four cryo pods, Push Square reports. A second Skull waits along a narrow path in the hangar area, reached only after climbing a ramp and passing through an unlocked door to the upper floors. Terminal details for The Maw are still being tracked as players discover late-game collectibles.
Silent Cartographer Rewards Players Who Explore Caves and Ledges
The Silent Cartographer, the game's 4th mission, hides Skull 1 in a cave to the right of the starting structure, per Push Square. Skull 2 sits on a ledge at the top of the central pillar and can only be grabbed after defeating two Hunters. The Terminal is found past the holographic console deep in the main interior area.
Push Square also notes that the Grunt Funeral Skull is tied to story progress after the Acrophobic moment in this mission. Another Skull called Give & Take is tucked inside a cave with a running stream. The Floor Is Lava Skull requires a jump to a cluster of rocks near Jackal snipers.
Pillar of Autumn's First Skull Is Right at the Start
Pillar of Autumn, the opening mission, rewards early exploration. The Terminal is inside a damaged control room, reached by turning left after entering through the main door, according to Push Square. Players who skip this room will miss it entirely.
The first Skull, called Speed Limit, is also in the starting tutorial room. Players must jump onto a platform made of two stacked containers to reach an overhead area where the Skull rests, Push Square explains. It is one of the easier grabs in the game but easy to overlook if players rush ahead.
Skull Placements Are Fully Redrawn Across All Missions
Push Square makes clear that Halo Campaign Evolved does not simply copy skull locations from the original Halo. Every mission has redrawn placements. Some skulls now sit in caverns, others behind walled corridors, and several require jumping to elevated ledges players would not normally visit.
The guides are updated as players report new finds, particularly for late-game missions like The Maw where some Terminal locations are still being confirmed. With 42 total Skulls spread across the full campaign, Push Square is building a complete mission-by-mission reference for players who want every collectible.
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