Cloudheim Interactive Map
The Cloudheim Interactive Map covers the entire world of Cloudheim, bringing together locations, dungeons, resources, enemies, quests, and collectibles in one clear view. With Cloudheim’s floating islands and layered zones, having everything mapped makes a huge difference when you’re trying to progress efficiently or clean up missed content.
Cloudheim rewards exploration, but it’s easy to overlook things when islands stack vertically and objectives spread across multiple regions. This map helps you plan island routes, clear zones methodically, and keep track of high-value items like treasure chests and reputation objectives without backtracking.
How to Use the Cloudheim Map
- Locations include Areas, Dungeons, Healing Totems, Loadout Statues, Points of Interest, Reputation Boards, Viewpoints, and Island Reputation markers
- Collectibles & Puzzles include Quest Items and World Stars
- Quests include Main Quests and related objectives
- Enemies include Minibosses
- Resources include Fishing Zones, Gathering Spots, Mining Spots, general Resources, and Stone Gates
- Other includes NPCs and miscellaneous interactables
What the Map Can Do
Plan island-by-island exploration
Cloudheim’s islands encourage focused exploration rather than endless wandering. By seeing all areas, points of interest, and viewpoints together, you can clear one island at a time instead of bouncing between zones.
Dungeons and minibosses often sit near resource clusters or quest routes, so planning paths around them lets you combine combat, progression, and gathering in a single run.
Track progression and reputation
Island Reputation and Reputation Boards drive progression and unlock rewards. The map makes it easier to see which islands still have unfinished reputation objectives and where Sylfstone and other key progression items are located.
This is especially useful when you’re pushing reputation thresholds and want to avoid missing small objectives that slow you down.
Optimize resource farming
Resources matter in Cloudheim. Mining Spots, Gathering Spots, and Fishing Zones support upgrades and crafting, and they’re spread unevenly across the map. With all resource nodes visible, you can build efficient farming loops instead of relying on trial and error.
Stone Gates also stand out clearly, helping you identify blocked paths or progression-gated areas early.
Clean up collectibles and puzzles
Treasure Chests make up a large part of Cloudheim’s completion loop, and missing a few can be frustrating. With every chest, World Star, and Quest Item visible, cleanup becomes a checklist instead of a hunt.
Cloudheim Map Overview Table
This table outlines the main map categories in Cloudheim and explains how each one supports exploration, progression, and completion.
| Category | Example | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Treasure Chest | Loot container | Gear and upgrade materials |
| Dungeon | Combat area | Progression and rewards |
| Island Reputation | Regional objective | Unlocks and progression |
| Resource Node | Mining or gathering spot | Crafting and upgrades |
| Miniboss | Elite enemy | Challenge and rare loot |
FAQs
Does this cover the full Cloudheim map
Yes. The map covers all islands, locations, resources, enemies, and collectibles.
Are all treasure chests included
Yes. Every treasure chest across the world is tracked.
Does the map show reputation objectives
Yes. Island Reputation markers and Reputation Boards are included.
Can I use this for resource farming
Yes. All mining, gathering, and fishing locations are shown.
Is this a complete Cloudheim Interactive Map
Yes. All major systems, progression paths, and exploration content are represented.
Credit: Cloudheim Map by MapGenie
