World Tree Raid Map Guide & FAQ
The World Tree is its own instanced map. This view covers the arena layout, wave order and where the site's rarest Lucky variants are recorded. Includes boss locations, level bands, farming routes and a full FAQ.
Updated 2026-08-06
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How to read the World Tree Raid Map
The World Tree is its own instanced map. This view covers the arena layout, wave order and where the site's rarest Lucky variants are recorded. This map covers 1 region — World Tree — and highlights the raid layer so you can plan a route before you leave your base.
- ✓What this map shows
- ✓Regions covered
- ✓Bosses on this map
Boss locations on the World Tree Raid Map
The world tree raid map contains World Tree raid waves. Treat the World Tree as a damage race, not an exploration map. Bring four condensed Pals with mixed elements, stack Mega Health Potions, and clear waves at the arena edge so you never get surrounded.
- ✓Boss list
- ✓Fight order
- ✓Elemental plan
Best farming routes on the World Tree Raid Map
Routes here are built around node and spawn density rather than distance. World Tree is the anchor: A separate instanced map rather than part of Palpagos. Endgame raid arena and the source of the rarest Lucky variants on the site's roster.
- ✓Resource priorities
- ✓Base placement
- ✓Travel loadout
Pals and rare spawns on the World Tree Raid Map
Each region on this map has its own spawn table. Open a region on /map to see the live list pulled from the Pal Stars database of every Pal recorded there.
- ✓Spawn tables
- ✓Rare and variant spawns
- ✓Capture strategy
World Tree Raid Map FAQ
Quick answers about the world tree raid map: what it covers, which bosses live there, the level you need, and how it connects to the rest of the Palpagos Islands.
- ✓What does the world tree raid map show?
- ✓What level should I be for this area?
- ✓Which bosses are on this map?
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