Where to find and use Timeworn Ophiotauroskin Maps in Final Fantasy XIV

Plenty of new content came to Final Fantasy XIV with Patch 6.3. One of the smaller features of the game involves getting new treasure map portal areas. Players can get these new maps and try their luck for a portal, possibly getting some good loot and Gil in the process.

Where to find Timeworn Ophiotauroskin Maps in Final Fantasy XIV

Players can search the locations where the maps will spawn. There are usually a few nodes in the map where the maps will show up, but players will have to search around for a bit before one will pop up. Some lucky players could find them right away.

Timeworn Ophiotauroskin Maps are harvestable by a Disciple of the Land—either a Fisher, Botanist, or Miner—and are only found on level 90 nodes. The gatherer level required to mine the node is the same as the Timeworn Kumbhiraskin Maps, which are gatherable in Ultima Thule and one fishing spot in Thavnair. A map won’t show up every time since it’s a hidden node but should pop up fairly quickly. Only one map can be gathered every 18 hours.

Here are the currently known approximate locations for where the maps can be found:

Botanist:
- Harvesting nodes:
  - X:20.1 Y:25.4,
  - X:19.3 Y:23.0
- Logging nodes:
  - X:10.2 Y:20.8
  - X: 7.4 Y:23.9
Miner:
- Quarrying nodes:
  - X: 15.6 Y:16.8
- Mining nodes:
  - X: 22.3 Y: 10.8

Fisher:
- Lethe

This is the first time that a map has led to one specific zone. In past expansions, there was typically only one map for both portal locations, meaning that any zone could pull one of the two instanced areas that a portal leads to. The Elpis maps will only lead to the Shifting Gymnasion Agonon, but the rewards from each area will be the same.

This article will be updated as more information becomes available.