Explore the world of Xenoblade Chronicles 3 with our maps guide. Read on to see the list of interactive maps for every region, how to open and use the map, as well the meaning behind every map icon in the game!

All Interactive Maps

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Aetia Region	Fornis Region
Pentelas Region	Keves Castle Region
Cadensia Region	Agnus Castle Region
Swordmarch	Origin
City

Aetia Region Map

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Landmarks

Rest Spots

Unique Monsters

Leaflet

Aetia Region, Upper

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Landmarks

Rest Spots

Unique Monsters

Leaflet

Aetia Region Interactive Map and List of Quests

Fornis Region Map

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Landmarks

Rest Spots

Unique Monsters

Leaflet

Fornis Region Interactive Map and List of Quests

Pentelas Region Map

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Landmarks

Rest Spots

Unique Monsters

Leaflet

Pentelas Region Interactive Map and List of Quests

Keves Castle Region Map

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Landmarks

Rest Spots

Unique Monsters

Leaflet

Syra Hovering Reefs

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Landmarks

Rest Spots

Unique Monsters

Shops

Leaflet

Keves Castle Region Interactive Map and List of Quests

Cadensia Region Map

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Landmarks

Rest Spots

Unique Monsters

Leaflet

Cadensia Region Interactive Map and List of Quests

Agnus Castle Region Map

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Landmarks

Rest Spots

Shops

Leaflet

Agnus Castle Region Interactive Map and List of Quests

Swordmarch Map

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Landmarks

Unique Monsters

Ether Channels

Leaflet

Swordmarch Interactive Map and List of Quests

Origin Map

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Landmarks

Rest Spots

Unique Monsters

Leaflet

Origin Interactive Map and List of Unique Monsters

City Map

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Landmarks

Rest Spots

Shops

Ladders

Leaflet

City Interactive Map and List of Quests

Map Exploration

Some Areas Require Field Skills to Reach

There are select areas that can only be reached by using Field Skills. These methods of traversal allow the player to navigate terrain you wouldn't be able to go through, such as crossing through quicksand or climbing cliffs.

Climbable Walls are Shown on the Map

World View	Map View

You can find which walls you can climb in an area by looking for an ice axe icon on your map or screen. Sliding ropes are also visible on the map as long lines connected by points from both ends.

Do note that sand spikes that save you from quicksand do not appear on the map.

All Field Skills and How to Unlock

How to Open the Map

Open from Shortcut Menu

Note that you can edit shortcuts by pressing ( + ).

You can access the map from the shortcut menu by holding ZL and pressing the X Button. This is the fastest way to check the map without having to navigate other options.

Open from Quest Display Menu

Alternatively, you can also access the map through the quest display menu by pressing the Y Button, followed by ( + ).

Open from Main Menu

Lastly, you can open the map from the main menu by pressing the X Button. Here, you will be able to choose the region map you want to view.

How to Use and View the Map

Press the Left Stick to Filter Icons

Pressing the left stick is helpful if you want to filter and limit the types of areas you want to see on the map.

List Search for Skip Travel

When you press ( + ), areas that can be used for Skip Travel, namely Landmarks, Rest Spots, and Named Graves will be displayed in a list format, all of which you can jump by type and name.

Map Icons and What They Mean

Icon	Description
Landmark	Key locations that give EXP once found. Harder to find locations are called Secret Areas. Players can Skip Travel to these areas.
Rest Spot	Small camps where you can take Quests, craft Gems, cook, and clean your clothes. Players can Skip Travel to these areas. ➤ What Are Rest Spots?
Named Grave	Areas where you can face off against a Unique Monster you've previously defeated. Players can Skip Travel to these areas. ➤ All Unique Monster Locations
Skirmish	Participate in Skirmishes wherein you are to choose a side to aid in battle. Only visible on the mini-map. ➤ Skirmish Guide
Soldier Husk	Areas with fallen soldiers. Interacting with these areas increases affinity to the solder's respective colony. Only visible on the mini-map. ➤ Soldier Husks Guide
Shop	Areas where you can buy, sell, or trade items and accessories.
Quest Event	Quest-related areas, either Standard Quests or Hero Quests.
Point of Interest	Areas that can cause an action on the field, usually leading to shortcuts or certain details worth checking.
Container	Xenoblade 3's treasure chests. Interacting with one gives you items, Nopon Coins, or accessories.
Ether Channel	Areas wherein you can harvest Ether using Ether Cylinders. Ether is used for crafting Gems as well starting up Fabricators.
Fabricator	Places that are activated using Ether. They can make vary rare and difficult-to-acquire items.
Supply Drop	Supply boxes containing items and other resources.
Climbable Area	Areas that require Field Skills like Wall Climbing, Rope Sliding, or Scree Walking to traverse.
Ladder	Used to ascend or descend certain areas. Its icon on the map will appear muted if you are not within the same elevation as the ladder.

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Characters	List of All Arts
Maps	Food and Dishes
Accessories	Enemies
Items	Skills
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