Enshrouded Chest Locations Map

Choose a place, or click a row in the table. The close-up shows the counting circle and every chest that has this place as its nearest pin: inside the circle in full colour, out to 150 m faded. Gold, silver, wooden and shell chests are dots, locked chests rings, sarcophagi squares — the same colours as their map icons.

Most gold chests at 100 m: Pikemead's Reach (3). The link under each place opens the full map on its pin with all chest layers switched on, where every chest can be ticked off as found.

Every chest on the map by the region it stands in (the 1.0 biome map), whether or not it is near a named place.

The Hollow Halls are separate interiors, so their chests are not in the table above. The 1.0 files place 328 chests and sarcophagi across the 6 halls, 269 of them sarcophagi. Each map link opens the hall's floor plan with its chests.

A placed chest does not carry a fixed item list. Each placement points at a loot setting, and the game draws from that setting's candidate pool at runtime, rolling the level, rarity and item class. The bars show which kinds of item those pools hold for the settings each chest type uses most.

In those settings, gold chests draw only from weapons and equipment (99 of 330 gold placements). Silver and wooden chests add materials, consumables and ammunition (silver: 212 of 853 placements). For the drop tables of enemies and fixed containers, see loot.

Chests: the placed loot chests in the Enshrouded 1.0 dedicated-server files (Steam app 2278520, build 1267041), the six chest layers of our map. Placements within 1.5 m of each other are one map point with a count, and the count is used here.

Places: 302 named pins from the map, which come from the Enshrouded Wiki (CC BY-SA 4.0). Pins the wiki itself marks as having unfinished coordinates are left out. Repeated names get their region, and a number where the name repeats inside a region.

Rule: a chest belongs to its nearest place pin within 150 m (map distance; height is ignored, so a chest in a cellar under a village counts for the village). The radius buttons only narrow that. The files do hold a range for each place's map label, but we could not read it reliably, so it is not used.