Maps

A newly opened Season 4 map at the border of the Bahamar Highlands and the Evergreen Desert. Monteinor Valley is known for layered canyon terrain, towering waterfalls, and untamed natural scenery. The Merisosu River descends from the highlands and carves steep cliffs and wide valleys, while long mineral flow has formed crystal deposits and famous mineral-salt resources. Mines, caves, abandoned tunnels, and deep ancient ruins mark the rise and decline of old settlements such as Tavarok Mine. The valley also adds new enemy families: shrimp-mushroom variants, valley Muke variants, valley goblin variants, and valley fishman variants.

As Season 3 draws to a close, adventurers set out for the next chapter. After leaving the Bahamar Highlands behind, we reach a brand-new map: Monteinor Valley. Layered canyon cliffs and lush forests intertwine; waterfalls cascade down jagged rock walls. Ancient rumors, the restless Forgotten Woodland, the suddenly halted Tavarok Mine, strange shadows in the streams, and lurking ambushes weave a hidden crisis. This prosperous yet mysterious region awaits exploration. Our first stop in the valley: the Lize Business Route Belt. The trade route links the Bahamar Highlands to the Evergreen Desert, drawing merchants and adventurers despite sub-human raids and bandit gangs. Rize Village keeps its blue-roofed stalls and salt-cured jerky trade alive even after the mine shut down. At Belle Great Waterfall, travelers seek healing waters and rumors of a hidden hot spring behind the Limestone Inn.

The Lize Business Route Belt showed a landscape unlike the plains and highlands, but that was only the start of the valley journey. In the Merisosu River Basin, moonlit canyon rock and dense forest embrace crisscrossing waterways as clear rivers wind through the whole valley. The forking Twin Rivers, Wind-Binding Canyon hiding demi-humans and monsters, stone walls with ancient carvings, and mineral-salt shores reveal the past buried beneath dormant mines. The Merisosu River is the valley's most important waterway; locals call it the Twin Rivers because one branch runs through Rize Great Hollow toward the Evergreen Desert as the main trade route while the other flows through dangerous Wind-Binding Canyon. Mineral salt crystals prized for seasoning and trade became Lize Village's vital income after Tavalok Mine shut down. Rize Great Hollow is a vast underground world where patrol streetlights mark where rules still apply. Yalide Valley Pass guards the desert border with worn barricades while Muke elites hunt careless travelers. Falling Dragon Waterfall is one of three major falls, busy again with salt seekers. Sub-human threats include the Shell-Gathering Heretic, a magic-wielding goblin leader, and the Valley Vanguard Muke leader who tears through shield lines with a serrated greatblade. Arc-shaped ruins called Sky Stairs and the abandoned mine shafts below them record two vanished eras of prosperity in weathered sage stone carvings.

Following the Merisosu River deeper into the valley, adventurers reach the once-thriving Gareliji Abandoned Mine Area, where the rise and fall of mining veins left its own history. In the rugged steep canyon depths, giant dragon bone remains are embedded in stone pillars, scattered rainbow light washes over ruined ancient sites, and perplexing secrets hide in plain sight. Vanished drakes, desolate abandoned villages, weathered stone carvings, wandering tribes seeking a homeland, and lingering foul-smelling nightmares all signal the undercurrents stirring in this land. The Falling Dragon Pillar stands out among valley stone pillars with a dragon skeleton frozen mid-ascent and Bufalia machine remnants scattered nearby. Drake's Spring was once home to gentle drakes until fishmen hunted them out; mutated shrimp-mushrooms now dominate the waters under a dream-invading leader. Gareliji Abandoned Village rivaled Lize Village as a mining hub, practiced the Heng Shu philosophy in Sage Stone Carvings, and was mysteriously deserted; today it is a demi-human stronghold. The Valley of Sages records Balance and Deviation in riverside carvings left by a vanished school of thinkers. The Wandering Wanderer leads a displaced Moke tribe settled near the ruins, still searching for a true home. Red Bordeaux beans remain a valley staple export alongside Lize herbs, lithops, fir chips, and heavy-water fungi.

New area in Bahamar Highlands. A stretch of woodland where the setting sun dyes the forest in afterglow and tree shadows blend into a golden halo, giving the place its name. Legend holds that the mysterious Fagaro once lit bonfires at dusk and sang songs passed down only among their people. After the Illusory Bloom incident they were accused of spreading the Illusory Plague and vanished from these woods; when the afterglow fades, some say wind from deep in the forest carries their whispers. Deep within lurks Ridge Fang, a boar whose body is nearly the size of a mountain, with raised razor-sharp tusks like a mountain ridge and a charge no defense can withstand head-on. Theories tie it to Illusory Plague mutation, the ridge itself, or the vanished Fagaro. Wild Mountain Boars across Sunset Wilds are master ambushers who know every rock and shrub; even as the plague subsides, hunters in the highlands still call their sudden charges and bone-cracking tusks a lingering nightmare.

Within the dark, deep mine tunnels, crimson ore veins lie quietly dormant, giving off an eerie aura. In the depths of this forgotten forbidden land, buried truths lie concealed, and mutated monsters await adventurers' arrival. The Illusory Bloom incident in Bahamar Highlands has once again turned the long-dormant Sislesa Mine into the focus of scrutiny; as adventurers investigate deeper, the truth behind the mine is gradually exposed and the Blackstone Legion's actions begin to surface. The scandal has alarmed the upper ranks of the duchy and official purge orders have already been issued on the surface, yet underground excavation has never stopped. The Blackstone Legion ordered miners into the even more dangerous Untapped Mine to continue extracting high-purity Crimson Marrow. This mining area was once sealed off for unknown reasons; even its original name was erased from the records, replaced only by the vague and cold designation Untapped Mine. After the Illusory Plague outbreak, Arachnocrabs that once lived in wetlands and shallows tore through rock layers and followed mineral veins deep underground. With the Untapped Mine reopened, mutated Arachnocrab swarms roam the lightless tunnels and treat any intruder as prey. Deep within Sislesa Mine, the Predator Arachnocrab has shed its amphibious traits for claw-spikes capable of tearing through rock, occupying the crossroads of the mine tunnels. The Blackstone Legion has assembled elite forces several times to eliminate this threat, but every attempt ended in humiliating retreat. Its carapace bears vivid bright-yellow stripes that gleam under dim mine lamps like a final warning for intruders.

Towering needle-like rock peaks, strange and vivid flower-shaped ore, ancient ruins suspended in the sky… In the coming new season, adventurers set foot on the Bahamar Highlands as the curtain of adventure rises. Before that, follow the locals' guidance to learn about the highlands' customs and prepare for the journey ahead in the Bahamar Highlands. Our first stop: Sislesa Mine.

The moment you set foot on the Bahamar Highlands, the giant pillar-shaped ruin towering to the north captures everyone's gaze. The largest Bufalia ruin on the continent is revered as sacred by the religious order, attracting settlers who have formed a small settlement around it. This area of the Bahamar Highlands is the second stop on our highlands journey: Pillar of Divinity.

Passing beyond the Pillar of Divinity and heading west, the traces of civilization gradually give way to untamed wilderness. This rarely trodden land is home to demi-humans and wild beasts alike, where a powerful goblin tribe has taken root—posing a formidable threat to any merchant caravans that dare to pass through.

Beneath the deep and narrow river valley, the waters flow quietly, nourishing the life that thrives along its banks. Above the steep and towering cliffs, hidden paths lead to abandoned ruins where ancient secrets lie waiting to be uncovered. The final stop of our journey across the highlands will take us to Fallen River.

The forests surrounding the Bahamar Highlands conceal a labyrinthine ruin of eerie design. Its builders have long since vanished; now the trees blot out the sky, monsters lie in wait within, and even stray starlight that wanders in becomes hazy and distorted.

Season 2 Bahamar Highlands region: moonlit wilds beyond the core highlands trail. In-game map intel images can be added here when available.

The first area of Season 1. Though the Bufalia have left Magna, their ruins still shape the land. Upper plains: the Giant Tower stands with unknown purpose—observation, power, or messaging—its interior guarded by traps; a Burnhart scout team once entered and never returned. Above it, floating islands dot the sky; Stellien energy causes gravity imbalance there. The Kanamia tribe lived here before Astellize; they allied in the Independence War but after the Battle of Kanamia Forest many lost home and kin and now keep to themselves. The Heroes' Memorial Grove commemorates the war dead; from its heights the lighthouse shines like their spirit. Lower plains: Andela, once a glorious castle city, was destroyed in Bufalia turmoil; a later disaster buried more underground. Black mist and danger keep explorers away; only the giant floating ring hints at past glory. The Andela Landing battle site is now overgrown; scavengers and traders use Andela Station. Underground, a fallen mech's energy core let plants grow into giant trees. Minshotten, at the plains' center, thrives on trade with Astellize and Bahamar; prosperity is returning.

Part of the Regnas region: the underground district. Explore the subterranean streets and hidden passages.

On Asteria's wild coast, the canyon rises like a fissure in the earth. Eerie winds howl year-round like a great wolf. Weathered carvings and symbols on the rock suggest an ancient civilization. Steep terrain, strange flora and climate, and Bufalia ruins—half-buried pillars leaking chaotic energy—make this a place of danger and mystery.

The "Evershade Waters" near the coast of Asterleeds are notorious for frequent maritime disasters. Massive whirlpools that swallow ships extend deep beneath the sea. This eerie region has become a terrifying legend among fishermen, and The Andra Incident has led to the discovery of strange underwater caverns. Captain Doloney, who helped save the Andra, unexpectedly found a hidden path at the base of the cliffs leading to the Asteria Plains. Beneath a hundred metres of sea, shipwrecks form a "coral reef" of singular scenery; flying fish and giant tube worms move through the depths, and bioluminescent coral and algae weave a submerged dome. When adventurers proved the rumours wrong, this once-forbidden cavern opened to the world. Scholars are drawn to the paradox of its mixed ecosystem; merchants covet the value of its aberrant creatures. Above the whirlpools, fishermen still murmur prayers to the churning Evershade. Legend and truth resonate in the deep.

Duskdye Woods has unveiled its mysteries. What secrets await adventurers in the goblin-guarded woods and passages? Adventurers, the scenery of Duskdye Woods is beautiful. Make sure to visit when you have time!

The new map Everfall Forest is now open. Set foot on paths others have not reached. Past the bright forest, a rain-soaked primeval forest stretches before you. Various creatures inhabit this place; few tread here. Perhaps it will become a brand new stage for thrilling adventure.