Towns & Settlements

Settlements matter for three reasons. They are safe — monsters will not follow you past the boundary, and defeat anywhere on the road revives you at the nearest town you've unlocked. They offer services — general stores buy loot and sell essentials; blacksmiths hold the furnace, anvil and tempering bench that drive the whole crafting game. And they are anchors — teleport scrolls can return you to any settlement you have already discovered.

Wanderer's Rest (levels 1–6)

Thornwald (levels 6–16)

Greyfell Hills (levels 14–27)

Grimvale (levels 23–38)

Blackfen (levels 34–50)

Hoarfell Reach (levels 44–60)

The Cinderlands (levels 52–70)

Crownwatch March (levels 69–90)

Greymill Crossing (levels 81–100)

Thornmere Fen (levels 90–112)

Old Veyr (levels 96–122)

Highmere Pass (levels 106–131)

Blackroot Wilds (levels 117–141)

The Gilded Vale (levels 145–170)

Sporewood (levels 155–180)

The Shattered Coast (levels 162–190)

The Glasswind Reach (levels 171–200)

The Sundering Field (levels 179–210)

The Eldenwood (levels 188–220)

The Weeping Fen (levels 197–230)

Starfall Valley (levels 206–240)

Veyrath, the Fallen Capital (levels 215–250)

The Blightmarrow (levels 223–258)

Gloamspire Pass (levels 232–268)

Aurorafell (levels 241–278)

The Titanfall Barrens (levels 250–288)

The Cindermaw (levels 258–298)

The Godsgrave Marches (levels 267–307)

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