Since healing items are so rare, we’ve also included locations for weltcaps - the healing, red mushrooms - and tarspores - the yellow poison-curing mushrooms. These temples are also where you’ll find the game’s other three weapons - the Smoldering Mace, the Hammer and Chisel, and the Martyr’s Blade. The game’s three other levels - Shrine of Ash, Crypt of Martyrs, and Seat of Infinity - each start in a temple where you’ll find another Sester Genessa. Once you’re ready to head for specific destinations, we have the locations of the other shells - Solomon, the Scholar Eredrim, the Venerable and Tiel, the Acolyte - marked in blue(ish). It’s always good to know where the bad guys are, but they also serve as useful landmarks as you explore. Each weapon in Titanfall uses some kind of ammunition through cartridges or energy, for different roles across the field. The best way to navigate the world is to look for landmarks - and we’ve included some of those landmarks on the map above.Īs you explore, you’ll notice the world’s human(ish) enemies tend to cluster around campfires. The game will then lead (more like gently suggest) you to Fallgrim Tower and Sester Genessa.Īs you expand outward from Fallgrim Tower, the world and its map becomes very complicated, interwoven, and confusing. You start your journey in the center of the map - this is also where you’ll pick up the Harros, the Vassal shell. We spent a lot of time thinking Mortal Shell’s world was laid out like a hub and spokes, but after making this map, we’ve realized it very much isn’t. It's a great weapon throughout the entire game and one you'll want to practice with. Its heavy attack is a long-distance thrust useful for poking from afar. This is your standard knight sword, with decent range and damage. Map of Fallgrim and Fallgrim Outskirts Image: Cold Symmetry/PlayStack via Polygon The first sword you’ll get access to in Mortal Shell is the Hallowed Blade.

Mortal shell weapons