Elex: Quest Map

Important Locations for Elex – Walkthrough – World Map

Crucial Quest Locations

Minor Quests

Crucial Quest Locations

1 – The ruins where the game begins, which can be explored at the start or later.

2 – A small camp that becomes a resting place for companions after recruiting the first ally. The ruins can also be explored while traveling with Duras for the “Survive” quest.

3 – The Goliet village, home to the berserkers faction. Many new quests can be picked up here, and Ragnar can be talked to about joining the berserkers.

4 – The Domed City, where members of all main factions can be encountered and side quests can be obtained. Access to the city is gained by completing the “Locked Out” quest or finding a secret path through the sewers.

5 – The Origin, a friendly village visited as part of the “Origin – Power of the Center” main quest.

6 – The Sandy Pines Motel, where Ray is hiding with Jax’s stolen gear. Finding Ray is part of the “Stolen Equipment” main quest.

7 – The Fort, home to the outlaws faction. Many new quests can be picked up here, and Williams can be talked to about joining the outlaws.

8 – The Converter in South Abessa, a hideout for the Alb separatists led by Sestak. Meeting with them is part of the “Refuge of the Separatists” main quest. Sabotaging this converter and others is necessary to complete the “War of the Machines” quest in the third chapter of the main story.

9 – The Hort, home to the clerics faction. Access is gained by completing the “Enter the Hort in Ignadon” quest. Many new quests can be picked up here, and Reinhold can be talked to about joining the clerics.

10 – The Converter in Edan. Sabotaging this converter and others is necessary to complete the “War of the Machines” quest in the third chapter of the main story. Potential companion Falk (“A Cleric Traveling Alone” quest) can be encountered on the roof of this converter.

11 – The Converter in North Abessa. Sabotaging this converter and others is necessary to complete the “War of the Machines” quest in the third chapter of the main story.

12 – The Converter in Tavar. Sabotaging this converter and others is necessary to complete the “War of the Machines” quest in the third chapter of the main story.

13 – The Converter in Ignadon. Sabotaging this converter and others is necessary to complete the “War of the Machines” quest in the third chapter of the main story. Access is gained after completing the “Ulbricht’s Big Offensive” main quest (battle of Ignadon).

14 – The Converter in East Xacor. Sabotaging this converter and others is necessary to complete the “War of the Machines” quest in the third chapter of the main story.

Location 15 is the Converter in West Xacor. In order to finish the “War of the Machines” quest from the third chapter of the main story, you must sabotage this converter as well as all the others.

Location 16 is the Ruins of the Dome. Here, you must defeat a Big Bang boss as part of “The Big Bang” main quest, which is unlocked in the Fort.

Location 17 is Zardom’s hideout, which is the Company Premises: North Abessa abandoned base. As part of “The Old Man” main quest from the second chapter of the main story, you must meet with Zardom here. Later in the game, a confrontation with Kallax also takes place in this location.

Location 18 is the Abandoned Cliffs, where Pilgrim Thorald resides. Finding him is part of the third chapter of the main storyline, the “Confronting the Pilgrim” quest.

Location 19 is Berseker Island. The only way to reach this island is by swimming towards it. Visiting this location is part of the “Family Meeting” main quest, but you can also unlock the “Exiled Unjustly” side quest here.

Location 20 is the Battlefield, located in front of the Ice Palace. In the game’s finale, the “Battle of Xacor” quest, a confrontation between the Free People factions and the Alb forces occurs here.

Location 21 is the Ice Palace, the last location visited in the main storyline. Hybrid resides in the Palace, but you cannot visit this place until you have advanced to the finale of the main storyline (the Ice Palace is surrounded by a forcefield before the finale).

Smaller quests:

Location 1 is The Pit. The most important find in this location is the C.R.O.N.Y. U4 drone, which is a potential companion as part of the “A Half Defective Tin Can” quest. The main path leading to The Pit is guarded by a berserker, but you can easily avoid him with a jet pack.

Location 2 is Nezol and Alb separatists hideout. To find the separatists, you must complete the “Searching for Clues” side quest received in Goliet. You can receive the “Clearing the Forest” mission from Nezol.

Location 3 is the World Heart. You visit this location as part of several quests. Thorgal can give you “The Missing Man” quest here.

Location 4 is Hunter’s hut. As part of the “A Beserker Warrior” quest received from Duras, you can meet with the hunters. You can also unlock two side quests here: “Hunting Loss” by talking to the apprentice Lennart and “On the Hunt with Geron” by talking to the hunter Geron.

Location 5 is the Exiles camp. The exiles are friendly towards the main character, and talking to them will allow you to unlock “Paranoid” and “Sounds in the Dark” side quests.

Location 6 is the Old Factory. Volkmar from the Clerics faction can be found here. You can receive the “Heavy Loss” side quest from him, which involves retrieving Volkmar’s weapon.

Location 7 is the Caravan. Kid can be found standing next to an attacked caravan here, and you can help him in reaching the Fort as part of “The Ambushed Caravan” side quest.

Location 8 is the Tavar Mountains. There is a gas station here, and Connor can be found nearby. You can complete a simple “Meat for Connor” quest for him.

Location 9 is the Dam. A group of clerics can be found near the dam, and you can assist them in eliminating a large group of reavers as part of the “Overrun by Reavers” side quest.

Castle Ruins of West Ignadon

A group of friendly clerics has taken over the castle ruins in West Ignadon. While completing a mission in The Hort, you can also unlock two side quests here – “Runners” and “Neighbor Troubles”.

Elex World Map

This map displays the game world in Elex and highlights the most important quest-related locations. The red points represent areas visited during the main storyline, including large cities, sabotageable converters, and essential NPC locations like Ray, Zardom, or Thorald.

The blue points indicate the starting points for side quests. Our map mainly focuses on the spots players need to find to initiate a given quest. If a quest starts in a city, for example, you can easily track it by setting it as an active quest in your journal. In such cases, our guide isn’t necessary, and you can proceed directly to the relevant quest walkthrough page.

FAQ

1. What is Elex?

Elex is a role-playing game developed by Piranha Bytes and published by THQ Nordic. It is set in a post-apocalyptic world where players must navigate through a mix of science fiction and fantasy elements. The game features an open-world environment with various factions and creatures to interact with.

2. What is the Map of Quests?

The Map of Quests is a feature in Elex that displays all the available quests in the game. It is accessed through the game menu and allows players to track their progress and find new quests to complete. The map is divided into different regions and shows the location of each quest, as well as the level requirement.

3. How do I use the Map of Quests?

To use the Map of Quests, simply open the game menu and select the “Map of Quests” option. From there, you can zoom in and out to view different regions and quests. You can also filter the quests by type or status, making it easier to find the quests you want to complete. Once you have selected a quest, it will be marked on the main game map, allowing you to easily navigate to its location.

4. Are all quests displayed on the Map of Quests?

No, not all quests are displayed on the Map of Quests. Some quests are hidden or can only be discovered through exploration or by talking to certain characters. However, the majority of quests are displayed on the map, making it a useful tool for tracking your progress and finding new quests to complete.

5. Can I complete all quests in Elex?

No, it is not possible to complete all quests in a single playthrough of Elex. Some quests are mutually exclusive, meaning that completing one quest may prevent you from completing another. Additionally, some quests have different outcomes depending on the choices you make, meaning that you may not be able to complete every quest in the way you want. However, completing as many quests as possible will help you progress through the game and gain experience and rewards.