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Bifrost map, the game terrain from above
Map without pins
Zones
Frequently asked questions

New to the map? Start here. Coordinates, pins and quests in short:

What do the coordinates mean?

The x, y next to a pin is exactly what you see when you type /loc in game. The pin sits on that spot of the map.

Why does a monster have more than one pin?

The same monster can spawn in several parts of a zone. The number next to its name in the list is how many spots it has; click the row and all of its spots stand out while the rest fade.

How do I move around the map?

Drag to move, zoom with the mouse wheel or the + and − buttons at the bottom right. The map gets sharper as you zoom in; at the closest zoom every detail of the terrain shows. When the map is fully zoomed out, turning the wheel down scrolls the page. On a phone, move and zoom with two fingers. The button at the top right opens the map in full screen.

How do I find the NPC who gives a quest?

Click a quest in the Quests tab; the NPC who gives it gets a yellow ring on the map and the map moves there. Pick an NPC first and then open the Quests tab to list only the quests that NPC gives.

How do I switch to another zone?

Press the zone button at the top left and pick a zone in the window that opens. Zones are grouped: world map, Delos Abyss, dungeons, events and arenas. Every zone has its own page; NPC and monster coordinates are also listed in tables further down the page.

Bifrost opens every day at 02:00 and 21:00 (Turkey time, UTC+3) and stays open for 2 hours. First the Bifrost Assault takes place in the middle of Ronark Land; the winning nation goes in first, and 30 minutes later both nations can enter. Entry costs 2,000,000 Noah; inside you collect Dark Fragments from the Seven Deadly Sins.

Bifrost at a glance

What level are the monsters?

43–120 level. The lowest is Ape, the highest Ultima.

Bifrost monsters 14

Sorted by level. Details in the monster guide.

MonsterLevelHP
Ape 43 —
Lamiros 58 —
Ashton 69 —
Harpy 69 —
Guard Tower 80 —
Pride 83 —
Gluttony 85 —
Wrath 87 —
Messenger of Pathos 88 —
Sloth 89 —
Envy 95 —
Lust 95 —
Greed 97 —
Ultima 120 —
How to read the map

The x, y next to a point is the same coordinate you see when you type /loc in game — the pin sits at that coordinate's real spot on the map.

The same monster can spawn in several places in a zone, so one record can have more than one pin. The number on the right in the list is how many spots it has.

Zoom with the mouse wheel, hold and drag to move around. Click a pin for details.

Where to look
  • For the anvil and the warehouse look at Moradon first; both are inside the town.
  • Job change masters stand in your own nation's castle.
  • Eslant field bosses are at the map corners; the big red pins are them.
  • Click a monster's name to see its drops in the monster list.
  • If you just want a name list, the Where is the NPC? page is faster.