Interactive world map

Explore the stitched Fields of Mistria world, switch evidence-backed layers, and inspect exact points or honest search regions.

Focused areaMistria

Hover a marker for its label, click to keep it open, and click blank map space to clear it.

Region directory

Open each region’s full reference page for routes, connections, map facts, and related records.

How to use this map

Move around the world map

Scroll the mouse wheel or use + and − to zoom. Drag the map to pan; Fit world returns to the full map. The locator field only finds objects that this map can place.

Inspect and select markers

Hover for an immediate label. Click a marker to pin its information; a numbered marker contains several objects at the same true coordinate. Click it to choose one. Click blank map space to clear the selection.

Villager schedule playback

Choose an ordinary day and scrub the clock to see every matching villager schedule. A number beside a villager marker is the count of villagers sharing that map point. Hover the marker to see their names.

What each layer shows

Places: Authored map-menu points for regions, buildings and interiors. Shared entrances or stacked rooms may be grouped at one true coordinate.
Villagers: Schedule-derived positions for the selected season, weekday, weather and time. Enabling this layer opens the playback controls; uncertain story or rotation branches are shown as supported alternatives.
Forage: Eligible outdoor regions and the forage entries supported there for the selected season. Spawns are random, so these are region summaries rather than permanent item pins.
Fishing: Authored fishing-water points filtered by fish water type and season. A point identifies the supported water zone, not a guaranteed cast tile.
Dig sites: Regions with authored dig sites and the finds supported there. It is a search-area summary, not a guaranteed excavation tile.
Bugs: Authored overworld habitat regions and supported bugs for the selected season. Random spawns, mine-only habitats and water-only habitats are not presented as exact points.
Quests: Authored map locations used by quest cutscene triggers. A shared point may contain several quests; requirements and progression remain on each quest page.