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ECHO-MAPS

Core Keeper Echo-Maps: Every Type, What It Reveals and How to Get It

Which structure each echo-map reveals, where echo-maps come from and how to use them.

Data: the game files (version 1.3.0.6)

Summary

What are echo-maps?

  1. 9 types

    Reveal a specific structure

    Using one marks the location of a specific structure (scene) on your map. Each echo-map points to a different structure.

  2. Dropped by bosses

    Bosses drop echo-maps for structures you have not scanned yet.

  3. Consumed only on success

    A scan takes 2 seconds, and the echo-map is only used up when the scan succeeds.

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List of echo-maps (structure revealed and how to get them)

Echo-mapStructure it revealsMain sources
Stillwater Echo-MapStillwater Echo-MapFishing Merchant HouseSee how to obtain
Runic Echo-MapRunic Echo-MapChipped Blade TempleSee how to obtain
Phantasmal Echo-MapPhantasmal Echo-MapGlyph Parchment TreasurySee how to obtain
Fateful Echo-MapFateful Echo-MapThread of Fate ShrineSee how to obtain
Verdant Echo-MapVerdant Echo-MapAlien Challenge Arena (layout 1)See how to obtain
Gelid Echo-MapGelid Echo-MapAlien Challenge Arena (layout 2)See how to obtain
Pyric Echo-MapPyric Echo-MapAlien Challenge Arena (layout 3)See how to obtain
Sacred Echo-MapSacred Echo-MapTitan TempleSee how to obtain
Veil Echo-MapVeil Echo-MapLegendary Scepter TempleSee how to obtain

Structure names are the English scene names from the game data.

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How to use an echo-map

  1. Put the echo-map in your hotbar, select it and use it (the scan takes 2 seconds).
  2. If the scan succeeds, the structure is marked on your map and the echo-map is used up.
  3. Open the map and head for the marker.

To find a boss instead, use a boss scanner.

Mechanics from the Core Keeper Wiki (Fandom) page "Echo-Maps" (CC BY-SA 3.0), summarized in our own words (not confirmed in the game files).

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