There are several Ori's Muznakan Carvings you need to find while exploring Return to Moria, and this guide should help you out.
Ori's Muznakan Carvings are one of the many resources you can find while exploring Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria. These are scattered throughout the mines, and they can be challenging for you to track down. You'll discover the Muznakan of Ori's Line shortly after you find your way into the starting camp when you complete the handful of starting tutorials in the game. Finding the smaller statues is a much bigger challenge.
The first one I found close to the entrance before I arrived at the Elven Quarter, in the Dwarven Ruins in Return to Moria. Screenshot by Gamepur The second Ori's Muznakan Carving I found was inside a ruined house near a river, next to a Dwarven area with flower beds. Screenshot by Gamepur The third was discovered close to the swirling Shadows room, with darkness on the ground.
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