Crimson Desert Interactive Maps & Completion Hub

The Crimson Desert interactive map on MapMaster covers all regions across the continent of Pywel — five open-world regions, the Abyss, and dedicated dungeon zones — with 63 guide pages tracking every collectible, boss, gear piece, resource node, and service location in the game.

Whether you're hunting all 141 Sealed Abyss Artifacts for the Platinum trophy, trying to ring all 8 Bell Towers to clear the fog of war, or locating the nearest Abyss Nexus fast travel point, this is the most granular Crimson Desert map resource available.

17 Maps. Every Region. Every Dungeon

Five open-world regions of Pywel:

• Hernand — the starting grasslands where Kliff begins his journey. The most populated map in the game for quests, services, and early Sealed Abyss Artifacts.
• Pailune — the frozen northern tundra, home of the Greymanes. Snow-covered mountains, the Pailune city hub, and some of the game's hardest early bosses.
• Demeniss — the central military and political hub of Pywel, dense with Faction Quests, Bounties, and elite enemy spawns.
• Delesyia — the largest region, spanning coastal and island territory in the south. Six Abyss Nexus fast travel points, the Crown City, and the Delesyia Arena.
• Crimson Desert — the game's namesake region and its harshest terrain. The highest concentration of Abyss Nexus points of any region (13), the towns of Varnia and Arcosa, and the most advanced Sealed Abyss Artifact challenges.

Abyss and dungeon zones:

Axiom Archive and Ethereal Pathway — the primary Abyss maps, covering the sky island layer above Pywel with its own fast travel network, Abyss Restoration puzzles, and floating dungeon chains.

Ten additional dungeon-specific maps, each covering a self-contained combat zone or puzzle instance: Chaos Forest, Roots of Truth, Crescent Skybridge, Crow's Nest, Root's End, Precipice of Truth, Sanctorum of Insight, Secret Garden, Vault of Vengeance, and Courtyard of Precision.

What Each Map Covers

• Collectibles: All Sealed Abyss Artifacts (141 total, required for Platinum/1000G), Memory Fragments, Treasure Maps, Dyes, Abyss Gear, and Mounts.
• Navigation: All 8 Bell Tower locations to clear the fog of war, all 47 Abyss Nexus fast travel points, Abyss Cressets, Spires, Caves, Sanctums, Greymane Shrines, and Landmarks.
• Bosses: Every Boss spawn location across all regions, from the Queen Stoneback Crab and Hexe Marie to the mechanical dragon Golden Star — with exact coordinates and approach notes.
• Quests: All Quests, Faction Quests, Bounty Notices, Puzzles, Exploration Challenges, and Minigame Challenges — pinned to the exact NPC or trigger point.
• Gear: Full weapon taxonomy — Swords, Axes, Bows, Daggers, Spears, Maces, Shields, and Armor — with exact chest, enemy, and vendor source for every piece.
• Crafting: All Cooking Recipes, Alchemy Recipes, and Crafting Books, plus every Cauldron, Anvil, and Grindstone location.
• Resources: Every mining deposit across 10 ore and gem types — Copper Ore, Bloodstone, Azurite, Scolecite, Iron, Bismuth, Garnet, Diamond, Epidote, Silver, and Gold.
• Services: All 40+ service types, including Bonfires, Inns, Stables, Banks, Smithies, shops of every kind, and Pets.
• Loot: All Chests, Elixirs, Key Items, Gold Bars, and Tools.

For Platinum Trophy and 1000 Gamerscore Hunters

The game does not track your progress retroactively — none of your challenge progress counts until you physically find the corresponding Sealed Abyss Artifact first.

The recommended order is to ring all 8 Bells first to unfog the full map, then systematically collect Sealed Abyss Artifacts along the road network so every action you take is being tracked.

All progress syncs to your Pro account across devices, with an ad-free interface for uninterrupted sessions. Maps are actively updated after patches — check back when Pearl Abyss ships new content.