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DragonSword Awakening Interactive Map
Interactive beta · Independent Orbis atlas
DragonSword Awakening Interactive Map Beta
Search, filter, pan and zoom approximate Orbis markers while exact routes are still being verified.
No matching locations. Try another search or change the category, region or Hide found filters.
Official Eona, Organa, Waypoint, dungeon-system and game-context sources plus independent secondary location guides. Coordinates are owned schematic placements, not copied game pins, not imported map coordinates and not first-hand verified routes.
How to use the map
- Turn on the category you need. Treasure Chests is off by default; enable it, then choose a Chest region to narrow the results.
- Search by marker name or region. For chests, try a region such as Orbis Castle Approach. Select a numbered chest group to zoom in, then choose an individual marker to read its details.
- Use Mark as found to keep your own checklist. Turn on Hide found to focus on the remaining markers. Your checklist is saved in this browser when local storage is available.
No matching locations? Select Clear search, check that the relevant category is enabled, and review the chest-region filter. Turn off Hide found if you want to see markers you already checked off.
Does the progress counter mean 100% in-game exploration?
No. It counts markers you have marked as found on this website. It does not read your game save or measure your in-game exploration percentage. Clearing this site's browser data can remove your saved checklist.
Reset restores the map view. Reset found markers clears your saved checklist.
I reached a marker, but cannot find the chest
The current pins show approximate positions on our independent atlas. They do not establish a chest's exact in-game location, entrance, floor or unlock requirement. Use them for broad planning; a pin alone is not a verified route to the chest.
We have not yet verified those details for the current chest markers. We cannot tell from a pin alone whether a specific chest needs a quest, puzzle or treasure map.
What is mapped now
This MVP publishes a beta set for Eona's Legacy, named Organa Statue markers, 20 Warp Point planning anchors, 26 Dungeon entrance planning markers, 9 open-world Field Boss planning markers and 1,484 Treasure Chest planning markers across 20 atlas regions. The Eona pilot remains unchanged. Organa coverage is 13 published markers against a 13-14 public-source range; the 13 vs 14 count conflict remains retained because the apparent 14th map-layer entry is not yet named as a separate restoration statue. Warp Point coverage is 20 published / 20 known. Dungeon coverage is 26 published / 26 mapped entrances. Boss coverage is 9 published / 9 mapped Field Bosses. Chest coverage is full-scale published for strong and moderate public position agreement; weak or conflicting positions remain unpublished.
Verification status
Markers are plotted on the independent Orbis atlas with normalized relative placement. The live dataset contains 1555 approximate beta markers and 0 official, video or first-hand verified markers. The Chest layer uses multi-source public position corroboration with landmark-approximate precision; it does not claim exact in-game coordinates, respawn rules or first-hand verification.
Updates and data provenance
The official 1.0.7 note confirms World Map pin capacity changed from 100 to 200, which supports map-planning demand but does not provide marker locations. Dungeon sources are split between activity records and public entrance-layer evidence, so a dungeon name alone is not treated as a publishable location. Boss sources are split the same way: name-pool evidence alone is not enough, and only location-level open-world Field Boss candidates are published. Chest sources went through a full-scale public-coordinate gate before the 1,484-marker layer was exported; conflicting, weak or single-source chest positions remain unpublished.
Sources & verification
Evidence level: B (primary-source verified), with C (community verification) clearly labeled where live behavior could not be confirmed.
- Official Steam store page — Evidence B — confirms Orbis, meadows, watchtower cellars, deep seas, caves and dungeons.
- Official 1.0.7 update notes — Evidence B — increased saved World Map pins from 100 to 200.
- Steam global achievements — Evidence B — confirms Fast Travel Expert for activating all Waypoints.
- Waypoint and fast travel guide — Evidence C — explains Waypoints as fast-travel progression objects without exact coordinates.
- Public Orbis map data layer — Evidence C — reports 20 Warp Points; used for count/category corroboration, not copied coordinates.
- GrandWiki Orbis map — Evidence C — public technical model exposes 20 waypoint-category markers named Warp Point.
- Dungeon database — Evidence C — lists playable dungeon activity records; activity existence does not prove exact entrance placement.
- Dungeon guide — Evidence C — corroborates dungeon taxonomy and selected named dungeon records.
- Public Orbis map layer — Evidence C — public map layer lists dungeon entrances; coordinates and map assets were not copied.
- Dungeon taxonomy index — Evidence C — broader dungeon taxonomy used for candidate counting, not for exact placement claims.
- Story dungeon quest guide — Evidence C — confirms a Dungeon entrance step for Where the Giant Sleeps on the Orbis world map; no exact coordinates used.
- Altar of the Dragon quest guide — Evidence C — confirms an Enter Dungeon step for Altar of the Dragon on the Orbis world map; no exact coordinates used.
- Dragon Disciple hideout walkthrough — Evidence C — describes reaching the Dragon Disciple hideout entrance and heading inside; used only for location eligibility.
- Tomb of Greed access discussion — Evidence C — public player discussion treats Tomb of Greed as a dungeon/location access question; no coordinates copied.
- Field Boss map-icon guide — Evidence C — reports 9 Field Bosses as a separate public map layer from dungeons.
- Public Field Boss map labels — Evidence C — public map labels list 9 Field Boss names and nearby regions; coordinates and map assets were not copied.
- GrandWiki Orbis Field Boss layer — Evidence C — public map guide says field bosses use current in-game names for location questions and exposes a field-boss layer.
- World boss name guide — Evidence C — corroborates the world-boss name pool and explicitly does not provide exact map coordinates.
- Public chest map layer — Evidence C — used as one public position source for full-scale Chest position corroboration; exact source coordinates were not republished as-is.
- Dragonsword Companion public map — Evidence C — used as an independent public position comparison source for the full-scale Chest layer.
- GrandWiki Orbis map — Evidence C — confirms dense chest-layer map behavior and grouped search; not used as a copied chest coordinate table.
- Steam global achievements — Evidence B — confirms Treasure Chest gameplay through the Anything in Here? achievement, not exact locations.
- Community interactive-map discussion — Evidence C — demand and discovery signal only; not copied marker coordinates or a complete map claim.