One objective at a time
Turn on only the layers you need. Search for a resource by name, inspect the marker, and mark it found. Hide found locations to make the next expedition easier to plan.
Treat coordinates as a reference
The map is a dated community data snapshot. Weather, time, progression and game updates can affect what you find in the game. Report mismatches with the marker identifier and your observed conditions.
Start with the right workspace
Choose Idyll or Astra first. Explore, Treasure, Challenges and Gather are quick layer presets; you can refine them by switching individual layers. Search all locations to find a named point even when its category is not currently visible. List view is useful when nearby markers overlap or you want to navigate with a keyboard.
Use a marker as a field note
Open a location to inspect its identifier and category. Mark it found after visiting it, save a useful point, or attach a short note describing what you observed. When using a nearest-transporter suggestion, treat the line as a direction reference. It is a straight-line estimate and does not account for terrain, caves or locked passages.
Share a view; back up your progress
Copy map link to share the current view. A link is not a backup of all your private notes and found locations. Use the map’s Saved tools to export those records before moving browsers, and keep your collection backup as well. If a point appears wrong, send its identifier and source date with the correction instead of only a cropped screenshot.