This is an interactive map that shows all of the areas in Sand Land and Forest Land. See all of the regions, as well as a list of locations of Radio Towers, Camp, Villages, Towns, Grottos, and more!

Sand Land Interactive Map

Interactive Map

How to Use the Interactive Map

The Interactive Map both shows the location of key points on the map, and doubles as a collectible checker.

1. Click an icon on the right side to show all the pins of a specific type, or click the magnifying glass button to search for a specific pin by name.
2. Click a pin on the map to see its name and description, and a relevant picture or video if available.
3. From here, click Mark as Acquired to indicate that you've gotten a collectible already. This will change its icon on the map to show that it has been collected, and add 1 to that pin type's Counter.
4. To undo this, click on the same pin and click Restore to unclaimed.
5. To check how many pins you have marked so far, check the Counter in the bottom left, and click the icon that looks like a checklist to see counters for all pin types.
6. If the collected pins start to get in the way, you can hide them all by clicking the green Show Pins button on the left side.

Icon	How to Use
	Show Names This button reveals the Name of every icon currently shown.
	Show Pins This button will toggle between showing and hiding all the pins which you have already marked as acquired.
	Fullscreen This button will change the map display to fill the screen.
	Search Mode Toggle This button will display a searchbar which you can use to search for an individual pin by its name.
	Icon Mode Toggle In Search Mode, this button will toggle you back to Icon Mode, removing the search bar and displaying the icons again.
	All Pins This button is shown along with the Icons on the right when there are over 6 types of pins. Click it for a full selection of all available pin types.
	Counter Tracks the number of pins you have of a certain type. The pin type shown is set to the page and currently cannot be changed; however, all pin type counters can be viewed by clicking the checklist icon on the right side.
	View All Counters This icon is found on the right side of the Counter. When a map has more than one pin type, click this icon to see Counters for all pin types.
	Zoom In / Zoom Out This icon is found on the top left side of the map. You can press these buttons, or use your scroll wheel while hovering, to Zoom In and Out of the interactive map.

Map Legend

Legend for Map Icons
Radio Towers		Water Supply Points		Camps
Towns and Villages		Grottos		Ruins
Hills		Landmarks		Base
Army Facility		Checkpoint		Time Attack (Races)
Dungeon		Hideout		Battle Arena
Capital		Bounties		Bosses
Lost Properties			Blueprints

List of All Regions

Sand Land

Sand Land is a deserted area deprived of water, with giant rock formations and cliffs anywhere you look. This region is also home to monsters that reside in this sandy enviroment.

During the demo, you can only explore the Hotkae Region of Sand Land with some restrictions.

Forest Land

Forest Land is a region flourishing with vegetation as far as the eye can see. Players can freely travel back and forth between Forest Land and Sand Land to complete unfinished subquests.

List of All Map Icons

All Map Icons
Radio Towers	Camps	Towns and Villages	Water Supply Points
Grottos	Ruins	Hills	Landmarks
Base	Army Facility	Checkpoint	Time Attack (Races)
Dungeon	Hideout	Battle Arena	Capital
Bounty	Bosses	Lost Properties	Blueprints

Radio Towers

Radio Towers are essential for finding discoverable points of interests in the map. Radio Towers require materials to be fixed in order to reveal parts of the map and the surrounding points of interests.

There are a couple of radio towers that are tricky to get to, such as the W. Frontier Radio Tower and the Cascade Radio Tower. It's recommended to always keep an eye out for caves or passages that might lead to these radio towers!

All Radio Tower Locations

Camps

Camps can be used as fast travel points and can sometimes include a Water Supply Point for refilling water. Camps can also be used to change the time of day by resting.

All Camp Locations: What Does Camping Do?

Towns/Villages

Towns and Villages are home to various NPCs and can be used as fast travel points. Some of these house NPCs that offer side quests, sell you items, show you the list of bounties, and more!

All Fast Travel Points

Water Supply Point

You can refill your water gauge and restore HP at Water Supply Points found all over the map. Once used, a Water Supply Point cannot be used again for a certain period of time.

All Water Supply Point Locations

Grottos

Grottos can be explored to loot the chests inside for materials, but the outside areas of grottos are surrounded by enemies.

While there are enemies surrounding the location, one can attempt to quickly enter the grotto to collect the loot from the chests and then exit as quickly as possible to avoid fighting the enemies.

All Grotto Locations and Rewards

Ruins

Ruins can be explored to get Ancient Coins from chests and ores from ore veins, and are filled with enemies.

Ruins are easily distinguished by its pillars, broken or otherwise, but one particular ruin can be accessed by entering a giant quicksand pit.

All Ruins Locations and Rewards

Hills

Hills can be climbed to collect the loot within the chests at the top. There are also enemies surrounding the hills, so it's best to eliminate them first before climbing.

The Jump-Bot is required to reach most hills since they're too tall for Beelzebub to jump to.

All Hill Locations and Rewards

Landmarks

Landmarks serve as locations that are distinct and can be recognized at a distance. It may be worth checking out since the gang comments on the landmarks you visit!

All Landmarks

Bases

Bases are much like villages, but have better NPCs, including one that sells items and another that trades treasure maps for Ancient Gold Coins!

Spino is one of the bases you'll reach as you advance the story, and you'll be able to develop and expand it by completing side quests.

Army Facilities

Army Facilities are heavily guarded, which also restricts your actions to stealth as your only option once inside. You cannot execute attacks, skills, or deploy vehicles, as you're forced to sneak your way through the army to find and reach the chests containing great loot!

Checkpoints

Checkpoints allow access to adjacent regions and are guarded by soldiers. You can choose to ignore the guards and pass through the gates. Some checkpoints are locked, and you must progress the story to pass through them.

Time Attack (Races)

Time Attacks, or Races, are side activities you can participate in Sand Land, allowing you to earn rewards depending on how fast you finish the course.

All Races and Rewards

Dungeons

Dungeons have multiple floors, with lots of enemies and loot as you explore it. They're also locations that are part of the story, as the quest locations will eventually lead you to the dungeons.

Hideouts

Hideouts are a places occupied by the Diamonds, Hearts, Clubs, Spades, and Jokers gangs. Entering their territory will make every enemy in the vicinity to attack you, so make sure you're well prepared before heading into their hideouts!

Battle Arena

The battle arena is a place where you can fight strong opponents that reward you with Arena Coins, which you can exchange for items and parts at the Trading Post within the arena.

Battle Arena Location and Rewards

Capitals

Capitals are like towns or villages, but larger and housing more people. They also serve as fast travel points for quick travels!

Bounties

Bounties are targets you're required to hunt down and fight in order to claim the rewards for defeating them. You can only claim up to five bounties, and you must finish at least one to make room for another.

List of Bounties and Best Bounties

Bosses

Bosses are stronger enemies that drop rare loot used in crafting higher quality gear. Their health bars are shown at the top of the screen rather than above their model.

All Boss Locations and Drops

Lost Properties

Lost Property are treasures you find scattered around the world of Sand Land that's been dropped by someone else. Returning Lost Properties to its owners will earn you rewards.

All Lost Property Locations

Blueprints

Blueprints unlocks new Parts available for crafting for the specified Vehicle at the Garage. They're typically sold by peddlers across Sand Land and Forest Land, and some can be won through races.

All Blueprint Locations

How to Check Progress

Check the Counter on the Bottom Left

Progress per region can be checked by looking at the counter on the bottom left while the map is opened. The counter includes Radio Towers, Camps, Water Supply Points, Treasure Chests, Parts Chests, Army Facilities, and Time Attacks (Races).

Buy or Find Treasure Maps to See Which Chests are Unlooted

Treasure Maps allow you to see the remaining unlooted treasure chests and parts chests in a specific area. These maps can be bought at the Trading Post in Spino by exchanging Ancient Gold Coin, which can be found in Ruins. Some maps are found in the open world through exploration.

Buying Treasure Maps for a region will also include the chests located inside grottos, ruins, and on hills, making them an effective way to verify whether you've collected all the chests at these points of interests. If the unexplored POI doesn't have chests on the map, then it's most likely ore veins inside.

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