[INTERACTIVE MAP] Soulmask (2026 UPDATED)

A complete breakdown of Soulmask interactive map + all filters available. We’ll keep you updated with a new filter list every time we add something new!

Summary

The Soulmask interactive map is the fastest way to clean up your route planning when you are bouncing between progression, farming, and exploration. Right now, the filter pool covers the stuff players actually hunt for in a real session, not just broad markers thrown on the world map. You can sort collectibles like Portal Parts, Mysterious Stone Tables, Damaged Hibernation Pods, the lone Anti-Radiation Tower, and the Mysterious Converter, then switch over to enemy pressure points like Barbarian Camps, Barbarian Barracks, Barbarian Fortresses, Beast Lairs, and World Boss locations. It also splits major exploration targets properly, including Ancient Tablets, Divine Tablets, Mysterious Portals, multiple mine types, Ruins variants, Dungeons, Arenas, Ancient Pyramids, and Mining Platforms, plus high value loot filters for Ancient Holy Relic, Golden Holy Relic, and Golden Legend. So yeah, if you want one place to plan tablet runs, portal repair routes, relic sweeps, or camp-clearing loops, this is the page to keep open.

Soulmask Interactive Map

Source: Soulmask Map[wand.gg]

Soulmask Locations & Filters

CURRENT FILTERS:

• Collectibles (Mysterious Converter, Portal Part, etc.)
  
• Enemies (Barbarian Fortress, World Boss, Beast Lair, etc.)
  
• Locations (Tablet (Divine), Tablet (Ancient), Arena, etc.)
  
• Lootables (Ancient Holy Relic, Golden Holy Relic, Golden Legen)

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is there a Soulmask interactive map in 2026?
  
  • Yes. This page is built to track the current Soulmask map filter set in one place, so you can search by what you actually need instead of dragging across the full world map every time.
  
  
• What can I find on the Soulmask interactive map?
  
  • A lot, and it is not limited to one kind of content. The current map filters cover collectibles, enemy zones, major exploration locations, and loot spots. That means you can jump from Portal Parts to Barbarian Camps, then over to Ancient Tablets or relic farming without changing guides.
  
  
• Does the map show Portal Parts in Soulmask?
  
  • Yes. Portal Parts have their own filter, which is exactly what you want when you are trying to rebuild travel routes instead of mixing those runs with Stone Tables or Hibernation Pods.
  
  
• Are Ancient Tablets and Divine Tablets separated on the map?
  
  • Yes, and that matters more than it sounds. Ancient Tablets are common enough that you usually route them in batches, while Divine Tablets feel better when you plan around the exact region you are already clearing. Having both split into separate filters saves a lot of wasted travel.
  
  
• Can I use the map for enemy farming and danger checks?
  
  • Yes. The enemy filters are useful for both. You can isolate Barbarian Camps for lighter clearing, Barracks for more structured enemy zones, Fortresses for stronger resistance, Beast Lairs when you are tracking wildlife threats, and World Boss markers when you are planning a bigger run with proper gear and tribemates.
  
  
• Does the Soulmask map include ruins, mines, and dungeon locations?
  
  • It does. The location side is pretty detailed, too. You can sort Ruins by type, track Dungeons separately, and even split mine routes by Small Pit, Medium Pit, and Big Pit. That is nice because ore runs and exploration runs are not always the same thing in Soulmask, even when the terrain overlaps.
  
  
• Can I find relic loot on the map?
  
  • Yes. Lootable filters currently include Ancient Holy Relic, Golden Holy Relic, and Golden Legend. If you are doing high value sweeps, these are the pins you care about most because they let you cut out the filler and stay focused on premium stops.
  
  
• Does the map help with progression routing?
  
  • Yes. It is especially useful when your session has a clear goal. Tablet hunting, portal repair prep, pyramid visits, arena detours, and ruin chains all pull you in different directions. A filtered map keeps that from turning into a messy cross-map run.
  
  
• Can I track what I already found on the map?
  
  • Yes, the map supports found and unfound style tracking, which is good for cleanup runs after a long exploration session. That way you are not second guessing whether a ruin, relic spot, or tablet marker is one you already cleared.
  
  
• Does the Soulmask map support teleportation?
  
  • Not right now. The page has a teleport option in the interface, but this specific map does not currently support teleportation. So for now, treat it as a planning and tracking tool, not a fast-travel shortcut.
  
  
• How often will this Soulmask map guide be updated?
  
  • This guide is meant to refresh whenever the filter list changes. If a new marker type gets added, removed, renamed, or split into a cleaner category, this page should reflect it so you can check the current map state fast.

Available Translations

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3682929081
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3682959838
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3682969770

Stay Updated!

We’ll be dropping fresh map pins, screenshots, DLC add-ons, and more in real time, so keep this guide on your radar and check back often!

[Brenry]

No Typhon Plume that's not the game we're playing we cant even find a Shifting Sands wiki online it doesnt exist.

[Typhon Plume]

While nice, when looking in to it, this is actually a link to a very questionable hackers tool site.

Insterestingly enough though, it's also not up to date.