Short answer
Current community sources place the early quest route through Anchor Town, then Clown Town, then Maple Village. The approximate 1–30, 30–70 and 70+ bands are useful routing signals, but the active main quest is the actual authority when an island or gate is unavailable.
Current island progression matrix
| Route stop | Community-backed purpose | Route check | Not published yet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anchor Town / starting route | Tutorial, main quest and nearby early repeatables | Read the current quest before trying to leave | Exact NPC coordinates, shop inventory and gate price |
| Clown Town | Mid-route repeatables and active progression | Move when the quest / available route supports it | Complete quest list, boss table and XP values |
| Maple Village | Later current route and wider progression systems | Use the main quest as later content changes | Full island map, resource map and future-island claims |
How to use a route band
- Start with the main quest shown in the client.
- Take repeatables that overlap with that quest instead of choosing a distant single objective.
- When XP feels slow, check the next route band and its current quest prerequisite.
- If a route is closed, verify the quest state before assuming the level number is wrong.
Why there is no interactive map
An island map needs verified current coordinates, named NPCs, resource nodes, boss spawns, shops and quest conditions. Those fields are not all ready. A decorative map would make users trust markers that could be wrong, so it remains UNVERIFIED / HOLD.
Stuck-state checklist
| You see | Check first |
|---|---|
| A closed gate / island route | Active main quest and nearby NPC dialog |
| You are over-levelled but cannot advance | Story prerequisite, not just raw level |
| Your repeatable stopped paying well | Current route band and an overlapping next objective |
| You need a combat check | Skills, mastery and weapon requirements before backtracking too far |
Next step
For a level-specific prompt, use the Leveling Route Planner. It is deliberately limited to the three current bands above until a fuller route can be independently verified.