Havarl, Mass Effect: Andromeda Map
Map of the surface of the planet Havarl - Mass Effect: Andromeda. New missions, hidden caches, Roekaar datapads, unearthed Remnant devices, mission objectives, and more.
Map of the surface of the planet Havarl - Mass Effect: Andromeda. New missions, hidden caches, Roekaar datapads, unearthed Remnant devices, mission objectives, and more.
New Mission x5, Unearthed Remnant Device x14, Roekaar Datapad x6, Memory Trigger x3, Hidden Cache x2, Mineral Sample x1, Edible Plant x2, Shop x1, Remnant Monolith x1, Remnant Vault x2, Mission Objective x20, Forward Station x5, Other x2
The following legend of Havarl interactive game map defines the points of interest / markers displayed on the map. Each marker corresponds to a specific element to facilitate efficient navigation and interaction with the map.
Remnant Console
Console is inside a small cave occupied by one Roekaar soldier.
Path to the container with Fusion Mod starts here.
The Tempest
Memory Trigger
It's in the area of the third, hidden monolith. It's accessible during A Dying Planet mission.
Related quests: Ryder Family Secrets.
Hidden Cache
Cody Holdren
Holocommunicator
It's inside a small room on top of the building.Related quests: Cross-Cultural Alliances.
Kiiran Dals
Helping Havarl's Scientists - Make contact with the scientists at Pelaav.Related quests: A Dying Planet, Helping Havarl's Scientists.
Ruins of Raashel's House
Forgotten Stars - Recover data from Raashel's personal console.Related quests: Forgotten Stars.
Central Wilds
Forward Station
Forward Station
Mithrava
Pelaav Research Station
As Jaal explains, Havarl is considered the ancestral home of the angara. The ruins of angaran cities are a draw for researchers, looters, and angara who defy the kett to make pilgrimage. The planet's history also makes it a symbolic staging ground for the ruthlessly xenophobic Roekaar.
Long-range surveys by the Andromeda Initiative indicated Havarl was a garden world of lush green jungles and abundant liquid water. The planet was considered a "golden world," and given the label Habitat 3.
Our observations today show Havarl is unrecognizable. The jungles now dominate much of the planet's surface, demonstrating bizarre growth patterns. Samples show grotesque mutations and hormonal changes in the jungles' plant life, rendering it not only extremely hardy but hazardous for consumption. These factors point to a large-scale shift in Havarl's ecology that bears investigation.
