Overview

Region pages are the bridge between the map, material database, Kibo database, quests, and farming routes. After launch, each region page should become a hub for local resources, habitats, route notes, landmarks, and objectives.

Current region entries are pre-launch templates. Replace placeholder names only with verified official or in-game data.

Region list

Map strategy

Region typeBest SEO angleInternal link
Starting regionBeginner routes, early materials, first unlocks.Beginner guide
Resource areaMaterial locations, repeatable gathering loops, route order.Materials
Kibo habitatKibo locations, companion routes, habitat markers.Kibo database
Event regionLimited currency, event shop routes, update tracking.Update tracker

Progression paths

Region progression paths connect map routes, quest starts, Kibo habitats, local materials, and event areas into one navigation layer.

Data fields every region page should include

  • Official region name, map boundaries, and unlock conditions.
  • Local materials, bosses, gathering routes, shops, and event stages.
  • Kibo habitats, collection points, and companion materials.
  • Main quests, side quests, hidden objectives, and landmarks.
  • Links to map markers, farming routes, and material profiles.

Update rules

  • Keep region names and location descriptions aligned with official source wording.
  • Add map links as soon as exact markers are confirmed.
  • Connect each region to the materials, quests, and Kibo that belong there.
  • Refresh the page when route order, resource density, or local objectives change.

Regions FAQ

Should region pages be created before official names are known?

Template pages can exist, but they should clearly use placeholder wording until official names and locations are verified.

What region pages should be expanded first?

Start with the first explorable area, high-density resource zones, Kibo habitats, and event regions.