Navigate by Landmarks, Not Unverified Coordinates

Verified notes / 01

What the sources actually establish

The first verified fast-travel sequence is introduced from the roof of Marrow Keep and leads into Fainweald. [Source: map-altchar]

Beacon, forge, chapel, crypt, and dungeon names are useful navigation landmarks in the reviewed material, but the source set does not establish a complete coordinate atlas. [Source: map-ggsage]

Player guidance / 02

Recommended navigation loop

Suggested loop: name your current objective, identify the last confirmed landmark, find the next landmark in that chain, and only then use fast travel. This keeps a route tied to a task instead of turning a partial map into a promise of universal pins. [Sources: map-ggsage, map-altchar]

When writing your own note, record direction as 'from landmark A toward landmark B' rather than as an unsupported coordinate. That format remains useful even when a map marker is missing or a guide screenshot is outdated.

Player guidance / 03

Quick lost-player checklist

Check four things in order: your active objective, your last named landmark, whether Marrow Keep is your intended return point, and whether the roof route is the transition you need. If none resolves the problem, stop before following an alleged complete pin list; the current evidence does not verify one. [Sources: map-altchar, map-ggsage]