Official Steam community media · used as visual context, not as evidence for guide claims.
What the map research covers
The collected map sources describe Orbis maps with chests, gathering points, mining, monsters, NPCs, quests, dungeons, Rifts, travel points, Goddess Statues, Field Bosses, and other points of interest. One source also lists characters, Bestiary entries, cooking recipes, Mounts, and Familiars as database categories.
Map tools can search locations, monsters, NPCs, and other layers, while filters help separate treasure, travel, dungeons, bosses, resources, and quest markers. Dense layers may be grouped at low zoom and separated at higher zoom.
The collected sources disagree on coverage totals and marker counts. Those numbers are therefore not treated as fixed facts and remain 待确认.
How to use map information safely
First confirm the region, floor, version, and active filters. A missing result may mean a marker is hidden rather than absent, and a coordinate does not prove the safest route, elevation, entrance, or activity unlock condition.
Windmills can become fast-travel points after their puzzles are solved. Dungeons can be discovered and used for travel, while restored Goddess Statues provide healing and travel utility with limited uses.
The research also describes local browser progress for marking discovered locations and hiding completed markers. Do not treat that local state as live synchronization with the game account.
Exploration routes and limits
Use map layers to plan chest routes, dungeon farming, ingredient collection, and quest objectives. Follow a marker into the associated quest, boss, material, or database entry when the activity has a prerequisite.
This page uses the collected research only. Where sources disagree or do not provide a verifiable detail, the answer is marked as 待确认 rather than filled with a guess.