World map
This is a reference map of the continent of Dagda: realms, provinces, seas and place names, taken from the Fire Emblem Wiki. It is not the in-game world map used to travel between battles, which shows named location nodes such as castle towns, post towns, posthouses, temples and oases, connected by roads, with its own viewport minimap. A node-level map along those lines is intended to follow, once in-game screenshots exist to build one from.
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Reachable area by route
Cai’s access to the Dagda world map is more limited than the other protagonists, with several regions his party cannot travel to during Part I (Cai’s Path walkthrough, RPG Site). Theodora is the only protagonist who can explore all the water routes in Part I because she has a ship, including the Lir Sea to the north and the Danann Sea to the east (Theodora’s Path walkthrough, RPG Site).
One further source, not independently verified† unverified, adds that Dietrich has full overworld access from the start, and that Leda can find secret spots only she can reach.
The guide operator has observed in their own playthrough○ observed that the four protagonists’ world maps are not identical: the centre is the same for all of them, but the areas they can reach beyond it differ.
These dungeons only open on a single Part I route, per this guide’s own availability data:
- Coris Mine (Leda only)
- Dagsion Sewers (Cai only)
- Hundred-Hole Cave (Leda only)
- Northern Passage (Theodora only)
- Rubess Forest (Leda only)
- Southern Passage (Theodora only)
- Temple of Balor (Cai only)
- Wandering Wood (Theodora only)
- Wodan Pass (Dietrich only)
By contrast, no quest in this guide’s data is tied to fewer than all four Part I routes: 70 are tagged for every route and 35 carry no route tag at all (shared Part II/III content).