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Maps
Surface regions, underground cities and the Realm of Shadow.
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Base game / RegionLimgrave
The starting region that introduces open-field encounters, caves, churches and Stormveil.
Base game / RegionWeeping Peninsula
A southern extension of the starting area with Castle Morne and accessible early exploration.
Base game / Legacy dungeonStormveil Castle
A large legacy dungeon full of side corridors, shortcuts, dangerous courtyards and secrets.
Base game / RegionLiurnia of the Lakes
A broad lake region connecting Raya Lucaria, Caria Manor and many side quests.
Base game / Legacy dungeonAcademy of Raya Lucaria
A major legacy dungeon built around sorcery, lifts and interior traversal.
Base game / RegionCaelid
A scarlet-rot-stricken eastern region with high-threat encounters and the Radahn Festival.
Base game / RegionAltus Plateau
A highland region connecting major roads, ruins, Volcano Manor and the capital approach.
Base game / RegionMt. Gelmir and Volcano Manor
A dangerous volcanic region mixing vertical paths, lava and a major optional storyline.
Base game / Legacy dungeonLeyndell, Royal Capital
A dense legacy area with layered streets and tree roots leading toward a critical boss.
Base game / RegionMountaintops of the Giants
A late-game snowy region leading toward the Forge of the Giants.
Base game / Optional regionConsecrated Snowfield
An optional late-game snowy region leading toward hidden locations.
Base game / Optional legacy dungeonMiquella's Haligtree
A challenging optional location leading to Malenia.
Base game / Underground regionSiofra River
An underground area with ancient ruins, spirit-like enemies and optional exploration.
Base game / Underground regionNokron, Eternal City
An underground city reached through a major story-world change.
Base game / Underground regionNokstella, Eternal City
A deeper underground city tied to Ranni's quest and further descent.
Base game / Late legacy dungeonCrumbling Farum Azula
A late-game floating ruin with dragons, dangerous paths and Maliketh.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC regionGravesite Plain
The first major region of Shadow of the Erdtree, filled with branching routes.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC regionScadu Altus
A central DLC highland connecting major routes and Shadow Keep.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC legacy dungeonShadow Keep
A crucial DLC legacy dungeon with layered entrances and numerous connections.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC regionCerulean Coast
An optional southern DLC landscape reached through winding approaches.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC regionJagged Peak
A dragon-focused mountainous DLC route culminating in an optional boss.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC regionAbyssal Woods
An unsettling DLC area with unusual enemy behavior and limited traversal options.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC late regionEnir-Ilim
A late major location in Shadow of the Erdtree.
Base game / Underground regionDeeproot Depths
An underground region associated with Fia, root systems and optional bosses.
Base game / Underground regionLake of Rot
A hazardous underground area connected to Ranni's long quest.
Base game / Optional regionMohgwyn Palace
A late optional area housing Mohg, Lord of Blood and rare exploration rewards.
Base game / DungeonSubterranean Shunning-Grounds
A layered sewer dungeon beneath Leyndell tied to several important questlines.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC legacy dungeonBelurat, Tower Settlement
A major early Realm of Shadow dungeon linked to the Divine Beast Dancing Lion.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC dungeonCastle Ensis
A DLC castle leading toward Rellana and the upper realm.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC locationFinger Ruins
Distinct DLC regions linked to a questline about fingers and hidden history.
Shadow of the Erdtree / DLC dungeonStone Coffin Fissure
An optional DLC route associated with Saint Trina.
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