Interactive Map Guide for Enshrouded: Locations, Collectibles and More

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To thrive in the vast world of Enshrouded, players continually explore to gather resources and uncover secrets. Defeating bosses grants new skills and opens fresh pathways. Enthusiasts have built a detailed interactive map, and this guide explains how to use it and what the various icons signify.

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Interactive map Enshrouded — where to find things and how to use it

The map itself is accessible via a dedicated link. Among several options, the most complete version is updated periodically with new screenshots and fresh points of interest. An authorization window appears at the top right. Registering provides extended access to the map:

  • Mark points you discover;
  • Keep track of collectibles;
  • Add your own notes.

There are additional features in the PRO version for players who want to support the developers:

  • Share a map with personal markers;
  • Unlimited progress tracking;
  • Ad-free experience.

At the bottom right are controls for zooming in and out on the map, along with a tool for adding notes.

On the left, the map legend helps locate specific items or search everything at once. To remove an item, click it once with the left mouse button. The test modes Show all and Hide everything toggle pins. A search box sits just below, though many users prefer browsing through the interactive menu for speed and convenience.

Below we describe each section and offer quick descriptions to aid map navigation.

All locations on the interactive map (LOCATIONS)

Places that contain chests or interactive elements.

  • Old Obelisk — a quest area where players uncover lore about the game;
  • Spire of the Ancients — a tall structure with puzzles. Reaching the top lets you teleport there and glide to other locations;
  • Cave — underground sites with rare chests;
  • Dungeon — large zones filled with enemies, riddles, and unique rewards;
  • Elixir Well — an underground cave housing a veil, a root, or a boss with many enemies;
  • Shrine of the Flame — a small altar with a flame. Gaining experience here can yield the resource Spark;
  • Place — a named area;
  • Shroud Root — a hidden root concealed by the world’s layers;
  • Tomb — buildings where Flame allies like Blacksmith and Huntress may be found. Some graves are empty but held valuables.

Collectibles and chests on the interactive map (COLLECTIBLES)

Most locations with interesting chests, plot pieces, and rare gear are marked here.

  • Chest — a container with valuable rewards. While many chests exist, those with high potential contents are flagged on the map;
  • Equipment — rare armor recipes or unique gear;
  • Kingdom History Page — a fragment of the game’s plot that reveals the world’s backstory.

Camps on the interactive map (CAMPS)

Settlements in the form of towns and small bivouacs.

  • Enemy camp — a small outpost with many foes and average rewards;
  • Settlement — cities with ruined buildings. Expect many chests, a workbench to repair gear, and notes from characters;
  • Survival camp — a cluster of tents, often with notes or an extra quest.

Quests on the interactive map (QUESTS)

This section includes both main and side tasks. In practice, the game keeps quest data in real time as you explore areas where you must go.

  • Flame Quest — a starting sequence that teaches the basics of the game;
  • Survival Quest — tasks from rescued workers. The map may not show them correctly since they reside at your camp;
  • Story Missions — early locations for major quests. Their positions can shift as progress is made.

Resources on the interactive map (RESOURCES)

Locations with large mineral or food deposits. Most will be encountered naturally during questing.

  • Agricultural plot — small farming zones. It is possible to assemble and run a fully functional farm at your camp;
  • Mine Area — caves or zones rich in a single resource such as flint, salt, clay, and similar materials.

Other (OTHER)

Other items that are important but do not fit the above categories.

  • Blessing — totems that grant temporary boosts. They can be subtle and easy to miss;
  • Boss — large, dangerous enemies best tackled with a prepared team;
  • Other — various places that may hold useful finds or serve secondary quests;
  • Return Beacon — save points. They are typically placed near major battlefields to shorten travel time.

Other guides

Additional resources and tips for navigating Enshrouded are compiled for players seeking deeper understanding and streamlined play.

Source: VG Times

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