Mistfall Hunter Maps

Quick answer: Mistfall Hunter currently has two playable maps: Hallowgrove, an open woodland where the Gyldenmist does not shrink, and Brandrgarde, a ruined northern fortress where the mist closes in over time like a battle-royale circle. Each region runs at multiple corruption levels — Normal, Chaos, and Cataclysm — and higher tiers demand better gear while holding greater rewards. For a safe first farm, Hallowgrove Normal is the community’s top pick (Best Farming Spots).

Last updated: August 5, 2026 — rebuilt as the maps hub: area overviews, a map comparison table, and a maps FAQ.

Mistfall Hunter is built around a small set of playable regions, each shaped by how the Gyldenmist behaves there. In Hallowgrove the golden fog does not shrink, so hunters roam freely, while in Brandrgarde the mist closes in over time and pushes rival teams together. Every region offers multiple corruption levels, with the hardest tiers demanding high-value gear and guarding the best loot.

All Maps at a Glance

Facts above are taken from the Hallowgrove map page, the Brandrgarde map page, and the Gyldenmist guide.

Hallowgrove

Hallowgrove is an open woodland region where the Gyldenmist does not shrink, which removes the usual zone pressure and makes it the recommended first destination for new Gyldhunters (per the Hallowgrove map page). It runs in Normal and Chaos modes: Normal is a ★★☆☆☆ low-pressure farm, while Chaos (★★★★☆) asks for 1,000+ equipment value and hosts the Cursed Moonwane boss at the Divine Anchor. Its high-value landmarks, the Divine Anchor and Hastine’s Fall, hold the best loot but are also the most contested spots on the map (Best Farming Spots).

Brandrgarde

Brandrgarde is a ruined military fortress in the far north where the Gyldenmist closes in over time, producing a faster and more intense combat experience than Hallowgrove (Brandrgarde map page). It offers Normal (★★☆☆☆, 300+ equipment value) and Cataclysm modes, with Cataclysm statistics still being collected. The Mist Lord Otto, the Flesheater, is fought in the Sealed Grounds or Main Hall, and the shrinking zone makes the fortress one of the most PvP-heavy maps in the game.

FAQ

How many maps are there in Mistfall Hunter? Two playable maps are currently documented: Hallowgrove, an open woodland with no shrinking zone, and Brandrgarde, a ruined northern fortress where the Gyldenmist closes in over time. Both regions offer Normal mode plus a harder tier — Chaos on Hallowgrove and Cataclysm on Brandrgarde.

What is the first map in Mistfall Hunter? Hallowgrove is the map recommended as the first destination for new Gyldhunters. It has no conventional shrinking zone, so the Gyldenmist pressure is greatly reduced and players can roam freely instead of watching the safe area — see the Gyldenmist guide for the design reasoning.

What maps are in Mistfall Hunter? The map list currently contains Hallowgrove and Brandrgarde. Hallowgrove is an open forest with Normal and Chaos modes; Brandrgarde is a ruined fortress with Normal and Cataclysm modes, where Cataclysm statistics are still being collected.

What is the difference between Hallowgrove and Brandrgarde? The Gyldenmist behaves differently on each map. In Hallowgrove the mist does not shrink, so there is no zone pressure and hunters roam freely; in Brandrgarde the mist closes in over time, shrinking the safe area and pushing rival teams together into faster, more intense fights.

Where is the best map to farm in Mistfall Hunter? Hallowgrove Normal is the community’s top pick for early- and mid-game farming: no shrinking zone, low entry requirements (Quality Excellent or lower), and safe extraction routes (Best Farming Spots). Landmark zones such as the Divine Anchor and Hastine’s Fall hold the best loot but draw the most PvP.

Related Pages

• Hallowgrove — the open woodland map and its Normal/Chaos modes
• Brandrgarde — the ruined fortress map and its Normal/Cataclysm modes
• The Gyldenmist in Mistfall Hunter — how the closing zone works on each map
• Best Farming Spots — where to farm on each map