Lost Caverns, Earlwood, Wildwood, Goblin Caves

Mirkea

Crowd-filled cave arena facing a massive seated goblin king.
Goblin king arena used for Long Live the King.

Mirkea is the continent named in Steam about copy: Sylbos, Last of the Ogre Magi, seeks to claim Dimraeth, and Faustas recruits you to stand with Mirkea's free peoples. The playable opening is Lost Caverns through Earlwood Village into Wildwood Forest, with Goblin Caves added as a new Early Access region. The Sanctum is the named home you build inside that geography. This page places those five names, the official portraits (Alaric, Befr, Manga, Eldorian, Tamsin, Myrll), and the screenshot-named Basilton the Wildwood Golem. It does not draw a coordinate map.

Lost Caverns

Steam Early Access FAQ starter region on the way to Earlwood Village.

Earlwood Village

Starter village named in the Steam EA FAQ and development updates.

Wildwood Forest

Expanded for Early Access. Home of Basilton the Wildwood Golem.

Goblin Caves

New EA region in the September 2026 content post. Goblin king achievement.

The Sanctum

Player home named in Steam achievements when you recruit NPCs to the Sanctum.

Faustas

Venerable wizard who recruits the player against Sylbos. Named in Steam about copy.

Sylbos

Last of the Ogre Magi, antagonist seeking Dimraeth. Named in Steam about copy.

Alaric

Official site Characters tab portrait.

Befr

Official site Characters tab portrait.

Manga

Official site Characters tab portrait.

Eldorian

Official site Characters tab portrait.

Tamsin

Official site Characters tab. Wiki expands to Tamsin Fairweather; the Characters tab uses the short name Tamsin.

Myrll

Official site Characters tab portrait.

Basilton

Wildwood Golem in an official Steam screenshot, speaking to Acorn.

The opening line through Earlwood Village

Lost Caverns is the named start. Earlwood Village is the named first town. Wildwood Forest is the expanded overworld the launch post highlights. That three-step line is the Steam EA FAQ geography, not a fan-made chapter list. The First Steps quest (A New Start) and Village in Crisis (Village Hero) attach to Earlwood. New Lessons: Speak to the wizard is the on-screen task on the cliffside market still, with XP 1. Use those names when you walk; do not substitute a generic starter zone label.

Wildwood is also where Basilton the Wildwood Golem speaks to Acorn on an official still. That dialogue shot is the reason Wildwood gets a person as well as a tree line. Combat stills of forest elites and a Minotaur fire arc sit on the same biome. If you need stamina rules for those elites, open combat. If you need the quest order, open First Steps.

Goblin Caves and the seated king

Goblin Caves are called out as a new Early Access region in the September content post. Long Live the King is the achievement for defeating the goblin king. The captured still is a crowd-filled cave arena facing a massive seated king, which is the picture for that name. Death of a Tyrant completes Hoard King's Fall, a separate named quest that may share the fantasy of a king without being the same flag. Keep the achievement strings distinct until a patch merges them.

Act 1 ships as three chapters. Corrupted Exploration completes Opening the Throne Path. Heavy is the Crown completes Crown of Thorns. Timber! completes The Corrupted Treant. River Crosser completes The Broken Bridge. Blood and Bread completes Bread and Blood. Those titles are the first-party chapter-shaped quests attached to Mirkea without a published map of which cave mouth they use.

Faustas, Sylbos, and the portrait row

Steam about copy is the story spine: Sylbos, Last of the Ogre Magi, wants Dimraeth; Faustas grants you an ancient power and recruits you to stand with Mirkea's free peoples. That is the entire official prose. The official site Characters tab then shows portraits named Alaric, Befr, Manga, Eldorian, Tamsin, and Myrll without publishing full biographies on those tabs. They appear as named portraits without published biographies. The Characters tab short name is Tamsin.

Recruitment achievements (A New Ally, Sanctum Society) move some of those people, or others like them, into the Sanctum. Basilton remains a Wildwood conversation. Harald is named on a combat still as a party ally. None of these names are playable races; the playable trio remains Human, Minotaur, and Elf. Portraits are allies and story faces, not extra rows on the 3x3.

Why there is no coordinate map

No first-party coordinate dump, minimap API, or scale bar was captured. Competitors that ship a clickable map either traced a loading screen or guessed. Named regions stand without a traced loading-screen map. The evidence ledger on the homepage links Lost Caverns, Earlwood Village, Wildwood Forest, Goblin Caves, and Faustas as named nodes, which is the honest geography. When Mudtek ships a map UI screenshot with labels, those labels can become rows here.

For the walk that actually uses these names, open First Steps. For the home you build inside them, open Sanctum. For eight-player visits to a host's Earlwood, open co-op.

Names to walk, not a traced map

Lost Caverns, Earlwood Village, and Wildwood Forest are the opening line. Goblin Caves and the seated goblin king are the new EA region. The Sanctum is the home you place inside that geography.

Faustas recruits you against Sylbos. Portraits named Alaric, Befr, Manga, Eldorian, Tamsin, and Myrll appear on the official site. Basilton the Wildwood Golem speaks to Acorn on an official still.

Dialogue with Basilton the Wildwood Golem.
Basilton the Wildwood Golem speaking to Acorn.

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