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Travel Window

Travel Window

Open from Toolbox Travel or /show travel . Per-window options live under Settings Travel .

The Travel window allows you to quickly travel to any outpost in the game that you have unlocked.

Main Features

  • Outpost Selection: Choose from a dropdown menu of all available outposts.
  • Quick Travel Buttons: Instantly travel to commonly visited outposts.
  • District Selection: Choose which district to travel to.
  • Favorites: Set and use your favorite outposts for quick access.

Usage

  1. Open the Travel window.
  2. Select an outpost from the dropdown menu or use one of the quick travel buttons.
  3. Choose a district if desired.
  4. Click to travel to the selected outpost.

User Travel Destinations

The quick-access buttons in the Travel window are fully configurable. To manage them, go to Settings Travel and scroll to the User Travel Destinations section:

  • Add: Click “Add Destination” to append a new button. Select the outpost, district, and optional district number for each entry.
  • Remove: Click the trash button on any row to delete that destination.
  • Reset: “Reset to Defaults” restores the original set of destinations.

Note: reordering destinations is not currently supported in the UI.

Chat Commands

Use /tp, /to, or /travel followed by the outpost name or abbreviation to quickly travel. For example:

  • /tp doa for Domain of Anguish
  • /tp embark for Embark Beach
  • /tp gh to enter or leave your guild hall
  • /tp zb|zm|zv for Zaishen Bounty/Mission/Vanquish, will take you to GtoB to accept the quests if you don’t have them yet

You can use various shortcuts and partial names for outposts and districts. Some examples include:

  • kama ae1 - Kamadan, American district 1
  • fa l - Fort Aspenwood (Luxon)
  • deep ee - The Deep, Europe English district, reqauires a scroll in inventory or chest
  • eee - Embark Europe English

Additional Features

  • Automatically retry if a district is full (can be toggled in settings).
  • Option to close or collapse the window after traveling.
  • Special handling for elite areas like The Deep and Urgoz’s Warren.
  • In pre-Searing Ascalon, only the 5 pre-Searing outposts are available.

Settings

Open via Settings Travel .

  • Close on travel: Automatically close the Travel window after selecting a destination.
  • Collapse on travel: Automatically collapse the Travel window after selecting a destination.
  • Automatically retry if the district is full: Keep trying to enter a full district. Use /tp stop to cancel.
  • Use English map names: When unchecked, the /tp command uses localized map names matching your current language.
  • Show Zaishen quest buttons: Toggle the Zaishen Bounty, Mission, Vanquish, and Combat travel buttons in the Travel window.
  • User Travel Destinations: Add or remove the quick-travel buttons shown in the Travel window (see above).
  • Outpost Aliases: Add, edit, or remove shorthand aliases used with the /tp command.

Notes

You can use the following shortcuts instead of [dest]:

  • fav1, fav2, fav3 for your favorite locations
  • gh to enter or leave your guild hall
  • gh [tag] for any guild hall in your alliance - the tag is not case sensitive.
  • toa - Temple of the Ages
  • doa, goa, tdp - Domain of Anguish
  • eee - Embark Beach, Europe English
  • gtob - The Great Temple of Balthazar
  • la - Lions Arch
  • ac - Ascalon City
  • eotn - Eye of the North
  • hzh - House Zu Heltzer
  • ctc - Central Transfer Chamber
  • topk - Tomb of the Primeval Kings
  • ra - Random Arenas
  • ha - Heroes’ Ascent
  • fa - Fort Aspenwood
  • jq - Jade Quarry

The [dest] argument also does a partial search on outpost names and returns the best match. Some examples include:

  • kama ae1 - Kamadan, American district 1
  • aurora int - Aurora Glade, International district
  • sunspear sanc eg - Sunspear Sanctuary, Europe German district
  • fa l - Fort Aspenwood (Luxon)
  • jade quarry k - Jade Quarry (Kurzick)
  • shing fr - Shing Jea Monastery, Europe French district
  • vizunah square l - Vizunah Square, Local Quarter
  • deep ee - The Deep, Europe English district
  • foib - Foibles’ Fair (when on a Pre-Searing character)

The [dest] argument also does a partial search on dungeon names:

  • catacombs of kathandrax, rragars menagerie, cathedral of flames - Doomlore Shrine
  • ooze pit, darkrime delves - Longeye’s Ledge
  • frostmaws burrows, sepulchre of dragrimmar - Sifhalla
  • ravens point - Olafstead
  • vloxen excavations - Umbral Grotto
  • bogroot growths - Gadds Encampment

The last word of the [dest] argument can also be a district shortcut as shown in the above examples:

  • ae - American (any district)
  • ae1, ad1 - American district 1
  • int - International district
  • ee - Europe English district
  • eg, dd - Europe German district
  • ef, fr - Europe French district
  • ei, it - Europe Italian district
  • es - Europe Spanish district
  • ep, pl - Europe Polish district
  • er, ru - Europe Russian district
  • ak, kr - Asia Korean district
  • ac, atc, ch - Asia Chinese district
  • aj, jp - Asia Japanese district

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