THE SHORT ANSWER

The Early Access description names three regions of Auroria: Diamond Shores, Gylden Ruins and Astron Plains. This is a setting overview; the collected sources do not support an interactive map, coordinates or optimal travel routes.

Official ArcheAge Chronicles promotional screenshot
Official promotional image · XLGAMES · Illustrative, not a map.

Which regions are included in Early Access?

The developer names Diamond Shores, Gylden Ruins and Astron Plains as the three regions in the Early Access version. Each is described as having its own narratives and quests, with freedom to explore beyond a fixed path.

The collected text does not provide reliable boundaries, level ranges, travel times or point-of-interest coordinates. We therefore list the confirmed names without presenting a decorative image as an accurate game map.

Confirmed regionWhat the collected sources establish
Diamond ShoresNamed in the Early Access region list
Gylden RuinsNamed in the Early Access region list
Astron PlainsNamed in the Early Access region list

Source: Official Steam listing (opens in a new tab) · checked 29 Oct 2026

What brings you to Auroria?

The official story introduces Auroria as a rediscovered land during an age of pioneers. The player arrives as an experienced explorer working with an established trading company.

The premise involves ancient ruins, a catastrophic airship crash and the people connected to that event. This is the announced narrative setup, rather than a walkthrough of quests or an account of a completed playthrough.

Source: Official Steam listing (opens in a new tab) · checked 29 Oct 2026

Will the world expand?

The developer’s Early Access plans include additional regions, adventures and stories. The published FAQ also says those plans may evolve with player feedback.

Future regions, dates and a final world-map size are not established by the collected sources. Treat expansion plans as plans until an official update confirms what has shipped.

Source: Official Steam listing (opens in a new tab) · checked 29 Oct 2026