Mortal Shell 2 map and how to reveal it
Revealing the Mortal Shell 2 Map requires speaking to an old friend at various locations
The Mortal Shell 2 map is very well hidden - you can even find yourself inside areas that are still under the classic fog of war. You see, unlike many other game maps, the Mortal Shell 2 map doesn't even reveal itself when you explore the area. Instead, you must find sections of map around the world.
Finding these Mortal Shell 2 map fragments is easier than you may think, as you simply need to find Ruk's statues, and pick up the fragments from in front of them. Fortunately, these location is conveniently marked on your map as you reach new areas - it's just getting to him that's going to be the problem.
Mortal Shell 2 map locations
To reveal the Mortal Shell 2 map, simply locate large statues, atop some of which you'll find Ruk, who is watching over pieces of the map in various locations. All map fragments are marked on your in-progress map with icons of the black bird himself.
You can see these markers on the image above, and these reveal themselves when you find a new area. Locating Ruk and the map fragments then reveals the terrain in the area, while more crucial maps, guarded by Ruk, also reveal the Corrupted Gates in the area, thus guiding you to your next major destination.
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