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01 · Toggle
Open or close
Open or close the active map viewer.
Everyday tools
Map & Exploration
Read the ground you have already uncovered, retrace visited routes, and plan the next leg of an active expedition.
/ opens the mapExplored terrain only
Exploration rule
Explore first. Plan second.
The map records what the hero has personally explored inside the active dimension. It helps with route planning without revealing the world ahead.
- Reveal nearby groundTerrain inside the gameplay viewport becomes seen.
- Mark the route you walkedCrossed tiles remain distinct from merely seen terrain.
- Keep discovery intactUnexplored routes and concealed discoveries stay hidden.
Map input comes from the same shared control catalog used by the game.
Map controls
02 · Navigate
Pan explored ground
Use directional movement inputs to move the viewer across explored portions of the current map.
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03 · Resume
Return to play
Close the viewer to restore normal movement and combat input.
Exploration record
Seen terrain
Tiles revealed inside the gameplay viewport become visible even when the hero has not stepped on them.
Visited terrain
Tiles crossed by the hero are recorded separately, making your traveled route easy to retrace.
Unexplored terrain
The viewer does not expose unvisited route structure or concealed discoveries.
One map, one recordYour exploration record follows the generated map it belongs to.
- New mapStart a fresh record
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- Saved expeditionRestore its matching record
Availability
Shows the current expedition’s explored terrain and supports panning.
Use visible facilities and the Shard Array directly; no world map is displayed.
Map inputs remain suspended until the active interface or transition closes.
Route planning
Before moving deeper
Read the terrain, then choose the route
A quick map check can turn remembered ground into a reliable way home.
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Retrace visited pathsUse the brighter route to return across known ground.
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Notice hard barriersPlan around visible terrain before committing to a fight.
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Keep an exit routeLeave a clear way back before opening a chest or entering a dense area.