Soul Land Soul Hunting World Map Strategy Guide Soul Land Soul Hunting World Map Exploration Guide

The Soul Land: Spirit Hunting World game has opened three core maps: Nodding City, Star Dou Great Forest, and Heavenly Dou City. Each map incorporates classic settings from the original world view while adding a unique exploration system. Today, I will bring you a guide to the maps of Soul Land: Spirit Hunting World, providing tips on how to explore the game maps, helping all spirit masters easily achieve 100% map exploration.

To achieve 100% exploration, various challenge projects must be completed, including but not limited to: Evil Spirit Master hunts, discovery of immortal grass secrets, clearing out havoc-causing soul beasts, martial spirit trials, deciphering the secrets of Soul Land, collecting immortal grass, and advancing through the chapters of spirit masters.

Many areas and quests in the game are only gradually unlocked as the main storyline progresses, such as certain buildings, secret passages, hidden NPCs, and dungeon entrances. Even if you run around the map in the early stages, you may not be able to trigger them. Therefore, it is recommended that after each segment of the main story, revisit the explored areas to often find previously missed interaction points or newly spawned challenge targets.

The game's spirit sensing function is an exploration tool that helps you discover hidden tasks, interactive items, secret entrance, and important targets like herbs around you. It is suggested to activate spirit sensing before exploring new areas, especially in complex terrains like mountains, dense forests, and mazes, which can significantly increase exploration efficiency. Some exploration projects will also be marked with small icons in the quest tracking bar; don't forget to check the mini-map and the left objective bar.

Many chapters of spirit masters and exploration goals are advanced through dialogues with NPCs. Some NPCs won't even show quest markers on the map until you initiate a conversation, triggering new clues. When entering a new area, prioritize talking to all named NPCs, especially the elders, scholars, guards, and young people in towns, who often hold important information or hidden clues.

Map exploration is not limited to ground paths; high platforms, behind cliffs, tops of towers, and treetops often hide immortal grass or treasure chests. The game characters have lightness skills or climbing abilities, so using combinations like jumping + gliding can help you reach places that cannot be accessed via regular routes. When encountering high platforms or suspicious buildings, don't rush to leave; take a walk around, climb up, and you might make unexpected discoveries.

When there are many exploration items, it's easy to miss some targets. You can open the quest interface and check the "Map Exploration" category, where the system will display what exploration elements are still missing on the current map, such as how many Soul Land secrets are unfinished, how many more immortal grasses are needed, or the number of Evil Spirit Masters killed. Following the prompts one by one not only gives you a clearer direction but also avoids missing rewards.

Some challenges, such as "Havoc Soul Beasts" and "Advanced Martial Spirit Trials," are multiplayer activities. Solo challenges can be very difficult, or even impossible to fully trigger, so it is recommended to team up with friends or guild members for exploration.

This concludes the guide to the maps of Soul Land: Spirit Hunting World. I hope this guide will help everyone avoid detours and achieve the goal of 100% exploration more efficiently, unlocking more rewards and hidden content. In the future, the game will open more new maps and challenges, so stay tuned.