World map

2D: scroll or use the zoom buttons, then drag to pan. Click a map area to open it, or hover or focus a name in the zone list to preview its area.

3D: maps open in Top view. Choose Angled view to keep that perspective as you browse; Top view switches it back. Click a map area or path to select it. Drag to rotate. Choose Pan or right-drag to move. Scroll to zoom. North restores the compass direction; Reset view brings the whole map back.

Touch: tap to select. One finger uses the selected Rotate or Pan mode; two fingers zoom and pan. Use Pan, Rotate, Top or Angled on the map to change the view. Camera controls contains relief and the compass.

Drag the person onto a mint route or click a capture station in either map view. You can also choose the panorama route in the path list.

Drag to look around. Point at the ground and click to move along a verified link. Scroll or pinch to zoom; use the station selector for deliberate jumps. Back to map or Escape returns to your selected station.

These are complete 360° panoramas. Travel uses approximate ground and distant scenery; it does not measure scene depth.

Focus the 3D map, then use arrow keys to rotate, + / − to zoom, R to reset, T for top view and N for north. Use Tab to reach every map option. Escape closes an options panel, then exits the expanded map.

Sampled from the ArcheAge client heightmaps through AAEmu. Relief scales vertical height: 0× is flat, 1× shows actual proportions. Contours show the original elevations at 25 m intervals.

Artwork and roads follow the ground. Buildings, bridges and cave floors are not modeled. Muted areas have no height data.