V Rising Waygate map with all fast travel locations

V Rising Waygates — (Image credit: Stunlock Studios)

Our Waygate map for V Rising will lay out every single location you can fast travel to in all of Vardoran, and considering that each region has its own resources, bosses, challenges and rewards, you'll want to set up a network of operational Waygates to carry you across the entirety of the V Rising map. With the map having expanded for the 1.0 Release, there's more Waygates than ever to find, so we've laid out all their locations on our Waygate map for V Rising below.

All Waygate locations in V Rising for fast travel

We've got all the Waygate locations in V Rising shown on the map above, tagged with the usual green portal symbols that appear when you find them in game. You can make a Waygate active simply by getting close to it in-game, at which point you'll be able to teleport to it via other Waygates from that point on (or choose to spawn at them if you're killed).

Of course, one way to find them quickly is to use V Rising console commands. If you have them active on your server, entering the code TeleportToChunkWaypoint, followed by selecting one of the suggested coordinates, will bring you to those Waygates accordingly. Having found it once, you can use the existing Waygates to teleport back to it forever - or use the console commands again if you're so inclined, either works. That being said, be careful - just because you've reached a location doesn't necessarily mean you're ready for all the enemies that dwell there.

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