Hallowgrove features an open layout without a conventional shrinking zone, greatly reducing the pressure created by the Gyldenmist. Players can focus on free exploration instead of constantly watching the safe area. The Divine Anchor and woodland ruins form the center of the region, while dense vegetation and layered terrain create a mysterious atmosphere. It is recommended as a first destination for new Gyldhunters. Uncontrolled souls and the Gyldenmist have intertwined, dragging the whole of Hallowgrove into chaos. Monsters have become increasingly violent, previously peaceful areas continue to mutate, and the souls trapped within the forest are slowly losing what remains of their humanity. This is no longer merely a forest, but an ever-expanding nightmare. Once a formidable military fortress, Brandrgarde now lies in ruins in the far north. Its cold iron walls and hidden passages conceal valuable spoils, making the fortress one of the principal battlegrounds for Gyldhunters. Unlike Hallowgrove, the Gyldenmist closes in over time, creating a faster and more intense combat experience. Cataclysm · Unknown

Data collection in progress... Compared with regions completely consumed by corruption, Normal Hallowgrove still retains a measure of peace, and extraction is comparatively easier. Danger remains hidden throughout the forest, but most creatures have not yet lost control completely. Gyldhunters still have an opportunity to search the region and escape beneath the watch of the Divine Anchor. Uncontrolled souls and the Gyldenmist have intertwined, dragging the whole of Hallowgrove into chaos. Monsters have become increasingly violent, previously peaceful areas continue to mutate, and the souls trapped within the forest are slowly losing their human form. This is no longer simply a forest, but a nightmare that continues to spread. Compared with heavily corrupted regions, Normal Brandrgarde is considerably calmer. The number and strength of its monsters remain within manageable limits, the environment is relatively safer, and extraction is easier. Nevertheless, Gyldhunters should not become careless, because even a small mistake can still carry a heavy cost.