Sealing Stone
Landmark- Reward
- Entrance to a self-contained dungeon
Entrance to a self-contained dungeon
The Relic: First Guardian map guide: the semi-open Arsilthus layout, Sealing Stones, Relic Energy points, and landmarks worth a detour while exploring.
Early exploration footage showing the semi-open map, Sealing Stones, and field events.
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Arsilthus is a semi-open world of interconnected regions. This map page catalogs landmarks, region types, and service NPCs as individual entries — use it while exploring, then return to the walkthrough for story order. Verified August 12, 2026.

| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Map type | Semi-open — terrain shapes the route more than hard walls |
| Region types | Villages, ramparts, caves, wilds |
| Key landmarks | Sealing Stones, Relic Energy, chests, Field Events |
Each card is one landmark type worth detouring for.
Entrance to a self-contained dungeon
Currency for skill-tree nodes and Relic slots
Gear, materials, or Relics
Short side encounter with its own loot
Notes and items that flesh out a Brutal backstory
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.
The same four region shapes repeat across Arsilthus with a consistent job each time.
Safer hubs to plan the next push and find services.
Often guards a Sealing Stone or a harder enemy pack.
Detour for chests off the main path.
Open ground where Field Events tend to appear.
Recurring services found in villages and ramparts. Bring the right materials before the trip.
Upgrades your current weapon or armor
Cheaply resets a weapon skill tree
Strengthens Relic abilities you already own
General trading and story-relevant items
It is semi-open — broad, interconnected regions with a mostly linear feel from natural terrain.
Each Sealing Stone opens its own separate, self-contained dungeon.
Yes, once you have discovered the points.
Side encounters — usually fetch or defend — that pay coin, materials, or the occasional Relic.
One of the earliest hub areas — branches toward locations like the Pond of Misty Greed.
August 12, 2026
Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.