Atreia field guide
Search entrances, travel points, quest givers, non-player characters, and important coordinates across the indexed world.
One of the many hidden Lepharist research centers spread across Eltnen. The facility is home to a myriad of research initiatives—including processing Drana into energy and breeding test subjects. However, its test subject research has been halted for reasons unknown.
A site that once housed records of research conducted by a Balaur named Iagosh and some humans. Today, all of those records have been destroyed or relocated, and the facility now serves as a temporary storage for all tribute collected from the Shugo.
A temporary base for Indnath, who has been chasing Nemon ever since the Lagta Fortress in Altgard. The base is meant to accommodate his forces temporarily until they can eliminate Nemon.
A cave occupied by Naga who reluctantly follow Sigebert's command in the absence of their leader, Dragon Lord Fafnir. They share frosty relations with the Fate Archons, and consider the Krall to be beneath them.
A supply base that once stored and distributed combat provisions for the Ishtar Brigade during the Balaur's ancient war. It was particularly notorious for its mobile bombs, which inflicted massive Daeva casualties. Even now, long after the Balaur have occupied Eltnen, several of these mobile bombs remain deep within the base. Due to the passage of time, no one dares to salvage them out of fear that they may detonate unpredictably. Only the Balaur send occasional patrols to inspect the bombs and monitor the state of the base.
The main base of a Taytra Brigade Kurpak unit under Sigebert's command. The unit is made up of swift and decisive soldiers that can be deployed anywhere in Iralcig Highland and Muspel Volcano Zone.
A cave created to shield the Fire Temple from the humid ocean air. For eons, the Spirit guarding it remained faithful to an ancient promise made with Kromede—only to be consumed by wrath after rumors that she abandoned the temple and fled.
A research facility packed with the Lepharists' most fanatical and aggressive special operations units. Driven by an obsession with strength, these radicals willingly become test subjects for their own experiments, fostering an atmosphere of ruthless competition in the name of enhancing combat performance.
Once an annex attached to the Eltnen Barrier Tower, this area served as a final refuge for the Life Daevas when the tower collapsed. In the end, the Balaur stormed the halls, slaughtering nearly all the Daevas hidden within. Yet, even in the shadow of death, life still blooms. It was here that Kion, the very last of the Life Daevas, was able to ascend.
A recently excavated cave archive that was hidden from the world for a long time. Likely built to store records detailing the construction of the Eiron Hill ruins nearby, its interior is now too deteriorated to yield any useful data. Today, all that remains is the wandering spirits of the Life Daevas who once managed the archive.
A Daeva hiding from the Balaur once cast a spell on the Manduri here for protection. However, the flawed spell caused the Manduri to become exceedingly aggressive. The Daeva fled, leaving only these furious creatures behind.
A plantation for Drana built by the Balaur. These plantations can be found all across Elysea, as Drana are able to develop unique characteristics depending on their environment. The vegetation in this specific area is known to cause mutations in Drana.
A cavern occupied by the outlaws of the Patamor Plains. Composed primarily of former Blades members, this gang has risen to infamy by robbing travelers and merchants journeying between Altgard and Morheim.
The entrance to a subterranean cave system flooded with groundwater. Rumors speak of treasure awaiting in the depths of the cave, drawing the attention of fortune seekers time and time again.
A cave that is home to the Giant Karnif Istan—a ferocious beast that emerged as the apex predator in a bitter, cold land without Mau. Strangely enough, it shares a nest with a Debry.
A spring near Muspel Volcano, located under a cliff so dangerous that not even the treasure hunter Kromede has dared to get close—or at least, according to the rumors. Many a starry-eyed explorer has ventured here in hopes of surpassing Kromede's glory.
The base of the Ratcatchers, a group that kidnaps refugees in Lacephin Village and trades them for profit. Named after their tendency to refer to victims as 'rats', its members infamously revel in the criminality of their actions.
According to legend, the Ancient City of Roah was the pinnacle of Atreian civilization until it was swept away by the Abyss and disappeared. Nobody knew where this magnificent city of the past had vanished to, with only the merest fragments discovered in Reshanta. By tracing the wavelength of Roah's Heart, a relic of the Ancient City, the tenacious relic-seeking Shulak of the Shuliman Expedition were able to discover the city's ruins, along with the shifting Abyss connected to them. Many adventurers were drawn by rumors of a relic of Israphel, but the entrance to the shifting Abyss was expensive to maintain and frequently closed. Finding out what lies inside remains the life goal of many an adventurer.
A land littered with ruined tombs and ancient relics, now overrun by wraiths and other undead. Though abandoned, this land untouched by time boasts buried riches and long-forgotten resources.
A small cavern tucked away on the outskirts of the Ruberein Hills. While it appears completely ordinary from the outside, there are whispers of an endless spring of pristine water deep within. Rumor has it that the source of this pure water is an ancient relic left behind by the Life Daeva, hidden far beneath the spring's depths. Drawn by these tales, bandits from across the region flock to the cave.
A temple so ancient that its origins are lost to time. Gradually flooded by seawater over eons, most of the structure and the valuables within now lie buried underwater. However, whispers persist of treasure waiting in areas yet to be swallowed by the sea.
A hideout Verdandi stayed in when she came to Morheim with Skuld—before she settled in Patamor Village. Now, the area is occupied by Indnath's forces, who have been chasing Nemon all the way from Altgard.
The Abyss Rift Zone—an Abyss within the Abyss, accessible only through rifts that open periodically. Here, too, the Balaur run rampant, their attentions directed squarely at the Daeva. But the conflicts that raged in Reshanta showed no signs of fading in the new realm, only intensifying further. Even in the Abyss beyond the dark, peril-filled rifts, the Daeva of each dimension clashed fiercely, continuing their conflicts, and even the mighty Balaur were relegated to little more than a means to prove one faction's superiority over the other. To Daeva who plunged fearlessly into the Abyss Rift Zone, even the mightiest Balaur were nothing more than prey worthy of their honor. With the opening of each new rift, Elyos and Asmodians alike rush in to form base camps from which they may continue waging all-out internecine war and hunting down Balaur.
Formerly part of the Ferocious Horn Den before it was drawn into the Abyss, this den is now ruled by Gargaum, who has mastered the power of the primal Mau. Once defeated and exiled by Nuakum, Gargaum returned and subdued his former tribe through his newfound strength. When the full moon rises, he revels in the hunt, slaughtering even his fellow Mau. Bosses & Drops Kapu Dhakan Gargaum
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A Balaur base set up to monitor the area around Black Claw Village. Watch Commander Amurahta keeps a close eye to ensure the local Mau do their work efficiently, and extorts them for their supplies under the pretext of offering them protection.
An outpost manned by Balaur of the Lagta Brigade, built to support their research into destroying the Blood Barrier. Whether human or Shulak, any who dare approach Impetusium Square without permission are attacked indiscriminately.
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No separate description is exposed for this dungeon record.
No separate description is exposed for this dungeon record.
A shrine to Illusion God Kaisinel, built by his own order before the Second Great Catastrophe. Ardus Shrine and its surroundings were crystallized by energy from the Spirit Realm and the power of Kaisinel, and now glows with a blackish-purple light much like Kaisinel's own brilliance. The surrounding vegetation absorbs the energy to grow lush, and glows too at night.
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Formerly a Legion outpost overseeing the Muspel Volcano Zone, it fell into ruin following a volcanic eruption. It now serves as the base of a cult that worships the volcano.
When the Aullaeu crossed over to the Verteron, they worshipped the new Dragon Lord Ishtar as their god at ceremonial sites like this.