Map & Locations

Use the region list to group quests, vendors, landmarks, and rewards before you spend a segment crossing the valley.

Read a marker by where it appears, when it is visible, and whether it is tied to a quest or the open world. That keeps the map useful instead of noisy.

Separate main, side, story, point-of-interest, daytime, nighttime, and time-sensitive objectives so your route stays focused.

Keep vendors, fast travel, houses, villages, and other services in your route notes. A short stop can be more valuable than carrying a missing item into a fight.

Use each point of interest as a route decision: investigate, fight, climb, shop, or save it for the phase that makes the encounter safer.

Some objectives belong to a specific phase, and some routes become shorter or safer after a phase change. Use that rhythm to schedule the month.

Crowds, patrols, camps, and roaming encounters make the same route feel different at different times. Leave room for an unexpected fight when planning a long trip.

Long crossings are easiest when you combine nearby objectives, travel services, and the phase-specific abilities in your build.

When a route feels blocked, check marker state, region allegiance, tower progress, and the day/night condition before abandoning the objective.