Brandrgarde

What is on this page

Two things, and they are held apart on purpose.

The images are the map as the source wiki has it — both halves, full resolution, zoomable. Nothing is drawn on top of them.

The lists are what we can say with a source: 13 places — eleven named in the game’s own English text, two we could only find as Chinese labels — and the eight quests whose objectives send you here.

The places the game names itself

Eleven of the 13 are the game’s own English. Six come from quest objectives, with the quest that names each one:

Place	Named by
Mining Quarter	Mark Supplies, Recovering the Blueprint
The Mine	Trails of the Mine
Prison	Mark Supplies
Forest Altar	Mark Supplies
Oath Bridge	Recover Belongings
Outpost	Investigate the Forbidden Zone

Three of those six come from a single quest, Mark Supplies, which asks you to mark resource points in the Mining Quarter, the Prison and the Forest Altar in turn. That is the densest naming of Brandrgarde’s interior anywhere in the quest data.

The other five come from Treasure Key item descriptions, which name a place and then say where it is:

Place	The game’s words
Drill Yard	“lower levels of the Drill Yard in Brandrgarde, southwest of the Underground Prison”
Battle Ruins	“southern caverns at the bottom of the Battle Ruins in Brandrgarde”
Velgr Passage	“lower caverns of eastern Velgr Passage, south of Brandrgarde”
Cobalt Grove	“eastern Cobalt Grove, north of Brandrgarde”
Witchery Woods	a wooden platform on its west side, in southern Brandrgarde

Cobalt Grove is worth a note: the labelled thumbnail carries 青石林 in roughly that position, and 青 is exactly the blue-green that “cobalt” translates. We had it down as “Bluestone Forest” before finding the key text — a reasonable reading of the Chinese, and not a name any English player would recognise.

There are certainly more places than 13. The only labelled Brandrgarde image is 360 pixels and most of its text does not survive enlargement — 深渊之门 and 中央大厅 are legible and are listed with no English name, because we found none. The rest of that image is illegible, which is a different thing from empty.

Why nothing is marked on the map

Every interactive game map worth using marks things: extractions, bosses, loot, spawns. This one marks nothing, and that is a limit rather than a design choice.

We hold no coordinates. The quest data gives objectives in sentences — Search for belongings near the Oath Bridge — with no position attached, and the images carry no grid or legend to read one off. It would be easy to look at the picture, decide which structure is probably the Prison, and drop a pin on it. That pin would render identically to one placed from a confirmed position, and a reader has no way to tell the two apart.

So the map is a map, the places are a list, and the two sit beside each other until someone can confirm a position in-game. When that happens the data file grows a coordinate and the pins appear.

What the quest data does and does not say

Eight quests name Brandrgarde in an objective. Thirteen more mention it in their completion text — Dew senses that the powerful soul within Brandrgarde is surging — and those are not counted here.

The difference matters more than it looks. A Fair Trade! mentions both Brandrgarde and Hallowgrove in its narrative and is set in neither; counting prose mentions would put it on two maps at once. Objectives describe where you go. Completion text describes what someone says about it afterwards.

Where these came from

Images: mistfallhunter.wiki, captured 2 August 2026. Quest data: mistfalldb.com, captured 6 August 2026. Both are third-party; Bellring Games has published no map material at all.

The Hallowgrove map is the other raid map, and the only one we hold with its place names printed on it — lower resolution than these two, but it tells you what you are looking at. What the extraction itself involves is on how extraction works, and the full quest list — all 128, not just the eighteen tied to a map — is on quests.

For what comes out of a Brandrgarde run, the Blood Moss location and Celestigold location pages are the places a material’s route here is written down — a mining region, not a spawn point, and the honest limits around both.