Map of Valestia

The westernmost ruins. Where most Guardians take their first swing.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Pokemax

• Chit Beetle → Shell Beetle → Boulder Beetle
• Pebble Tortoise → Craghide Tortoise → Mountain Tortoise
• Rockroll → Stone Armadillo → Granite Armadillo

These regional lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Open the Lab to compare their stats and moves.

The port city of Chapter One. Valdris holds real political power here. Cara's pawnshop is on the South Docks; the Grey Maren left from Pier 7.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Pokemax

• Pebblecrab → Shellclaw → Tidecrusher
• Splashpup → Streamotter → Riverlord Otter
• Sparkeel → Voltcoil → Volteel
• Inkspot → Reef Octopus → Kraken

These regional lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Open the Lab to compare their stats and moves.

Where you met Jessie, mid-ambush by Wealth Hunters. Shadow stalkers and fae.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Pokemax

• Leafkit → Thornfox → Bramblefox
• Fawnling → Wooddeer → Wildeer
• Sporeling → Webspider → Venomspider

These regional lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Open the Lab to compare their stats and moves.

Caravans, highwaymen and sellswords. The trade hub.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Pokemax

Merchant Crossroads draws first-stage wild Pokemax from Starter Ruins, Crimson Plain and Stormbay Docks. It does not have its own native evolution lines.

Castle region. Iron constructs, deserters and corrupt sentinels.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Pokemax

• Ravenling → Stormraven → Tempest Raven
• Hatchhawk → Windhawk → Skyhawk
• Flutterbat → Nightbat → Duskbat

These regional lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Open the Lab to compare their stats and moves.

Fog and the things standing in it. Wraiths, gloom tyrants, reaper lords.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Pokemax

• Dimmoth → Phantom Moth → Shade Moth
• Flickerwisp → Wispflame → Hollow Wisp
• Ghostfawn → Wraithdeer → Spectral Stag

These regional lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Open the Lab to compare their stats and moves.

The pass. Where the ice sits longest and the wind comes from one side.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Pokemax

• Frostpup → Frostfang → Glacierfang
• Snowowlet → Frostowl → Blizzard Owl
• Slushpup → Iceseal → Glacierseal

These regional lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Open the Lab to compare their stats and moves.

Volcanic. Lava golems, wildfire demons and cinder lords.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Pokemax

• Cinderling → Embertail → Magmaw
• Emberpup → Ashhound → Cinderhound
• Sootboar → Emberboar → Magmaboar

These regional lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Open the Lab to compare their stats and moves.

Cave ambushers and outlaw warlords, on the road to the Sanctum.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Pokemax

• Grottobat → Cavebat → Deep Cavebat
• Digmole → Tunnelmole → Boulder Mole
• Sandscorp → Grotto Scorpion → Stinger Scorpion

These regional lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Open the Lab to compare their stats and moves.

The deepest region on the map. Void husks, lich adepts and knights of the void.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Pokemax

• Shadowcub → Nightpanther → Voidpanther
• Gloompup → Duskhound → Shadowhound
• Dusklet → Duskraven → Voidraven

These regional lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Open the Lab to compare their stats and moves.

Pale woods of conservation, field medicine and supplies. Travel from Starter Ruins or Ravennor when regional access is open.

Greywood access and clan claiming are enabled separately. Check the region panel: a closed region cannot be entered. You do not need to have personally fought in its Liberation campaign to travel once access opens.

What you can hunt here

Three enemy families; each changes its name across seven level bands. Enemy attributes scale with your level.

Hunt materials

Each category is rolled separately. A successful roll gives one unit of one material from its pool. These are base category probabilities, before elite and other applicable bonuses; Drop Level is the region’s investment level, not your character level.

Its common pool contains Linen Fiber and Silver Ore; uncommon: Sterile Gauze and Antiseptic Compound; rare: Greywood Tannin, Hollowbark Fiber and Stillwater Salt. Pale Amber is its only signature material.

Pokemax

• Barkbud → Knothold → Oakenfort
• Pipnut → Cachetail → Foragrove
• Mossnip → Lichenjaw → Brackenmaw

These regional lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Open the Lab to compare their stats and moves.

Regional activities, Gym and clan

Nine Grass-type Pokemax

Line	Role	Level-40 signature
Barkbud → Knothold → Oakenfort	Wall: absorb pressure	Bark Renewal — Cures burn, poison and toxic on the user.
Pipnut → Cachetail → Foragrove	All-rounder	Seed Volley — 40% chance to lower the target’s ATK by 1 stage.
Mossnip → Lichenjaw → Brackenmaw	Wallbreaker: offensive pressure	Briar Break — 35% chance to lower the target’s DEF by 1 stage.

The three lines evolve at levels 16 and 36. Their final forms learn the moves above at level 40. Check the Lab for current stats, genes and their complete learnsets. Greywood’s new final forms do not currently have a Primordial awakening.

Route trainers: Jun, Mabel, Hale, Iris and Alder. The regional Gym’s NPC leader is Elowen; its reward is the Amberleaf Medal. This is an optional eleventh medal: the League still requires the original ten, and Amberleaf does not replace a missing one.

Explore the Lab ↗Primordial awakening ↗Gyms and medals ↗

Regional events

These activities must be published or scheduled in the game. Recommended levels describe the intended challenge; check the lobby for actual entry conditions. Rewards below are the current template amounts for an eligible victory.

Event	Recommended	Objective	Base reward
The Medicine Cart	Lv.10–20 · 1–2 players	Keep the cart medic alive for 4 rounds; reinforcements on round 3.	500 OIL · 350 XP · 2 Linen Fiber · 1 Sterile Gauze
Salt at Dawn	Lv.20–30 · 2–3 players	Defeat the patrol and its round-3 reinforcements.	700 OIL · 520 XP · 2 Silver Ore · 1 Antiseptic Compound
The Silent Choir	Lv.35–45 · 3–4 players	Defeat the Hushed Cantor, guards and round-3 relief.	1,050 OIL · 850 XP · 2 Sterile Gauze · 1 Antiseptic Compound

Daily territorial clan missions

Mission	Party / recommended level	Base reward
Supply Line	3 · 15–25	700 OIL · 500 XP · 2 Linen Fiber · 1 Sterile Gauze
Stillwater Recovery	5 · 25–35	1,000 OIL · 750 XP · 2 Silver Ore · 1 Antiseptic Compound
The Hollow Watch	8 · 40–50	1,600 OIL · 1,200 XP · 3 Sterile Gauze · 2 Antiseptic Compound

The clan that controls Greywood can receive these combat missions through the territorial daily selection once the content and region are enabled. They are separate from cumulative clan objectives such as “win several battles.” Neither these missions nor the regional events award the Seal or Greywood’s four hunt materials.

Heart of Greywood

Greywood’s territorial passive starts at +2% maximum HP at Passive Level 1 to eligible clan members. It gains 1 percentage point per regional passive level, reaching +11% at level 10 before temporary regional modifiers. It is inactive while Greywood is closed or locked by a siege. It combines additively with Guardian Vitality when that PvE clan passive applies: at passive level 1, 2% + 15% = 17% over the same HP base, not 1.02 × 1.15. It is calculated when preparing combat and is not a repeatable heal.

The Liberation campaign is a separate cooperative event. Clearing a local event does not resolve that war, and the presence of a region in this guide does not announce its outcome. Follow the published campaign panel for fronts, objectives and rewards.

Map and travel ↗Clan progression ↗War Campaign ↗