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Overview
The game world of Red Dead Redemption 2 is massive, with a wide array of biomes and geographic diversity. Players can explore this game world to uncover points of interest and landmarks on the map, which are helpful when it comes to navigation or finding specific items, characters or areas.
These points of interest are marked on your map, and can be highlighted to help traveling to them from any other location. Red Dead Redemption 2 doesn't have a traditional fast travel mechanic, so you'll be travelling a lot if you want to explore every point of interest.
Points of Interest
Of the 49 Points of Interest found in the game, players must discover at least one to unlock the 100% completion achievement. To discover a Point of Interest, you need to interact with it hwne the game prompts you. This will also unlock a sketch in Arthur Morgan's sketchbook, as well a brief passage of text describing it.
Ambarino
- Barrel Rider
- Defaced Grave
- Face in Cliff
- Frozen Settler
- Mammoth
- Meditating Monk
- Mysterious Hill Home
- Strange Statues
Lemoyne
- Abandoned Church
- Agnes Dowd
- Bolger Glade
- Braithwaites' Secret
- Gray’s Secret
- Phonograph
- Pleasance
- Tiny Church
- Withered Arm
New Austin
- Crashed Airship
- Donkey Lady
- Jesuit Missionary
- Sperm Whale Bones
New Hanover
- Abandoned Trading Post
- Brush Fire
- Fossilized Man
- Manmade Mutant
- Meteor House
- Meteorite
- Oil Derrick
- Old Tomb
- Old World Scripts
- Register Rock
- Serpent Mound
- Strange Statues (Cave Painting)
- Trading Post
- Trail Trees (I)
- Trail Trees (II)
- Trail Trees (III)
- Trail Trees (IV)
- Warped Tree
West Elizabeth
- Circus Wagons
- Faces in Trees
- Flying Machine (West Elizabeth)
- Giant Remains
- Hermit Woman
- Hidden Tunnel
- Native Burial
- Obelisk
- Pagan Ritual
- Whale Bones
- Wickiup
Landmarks
Lucky’s Cabin
Lucky’s Cabin is a location in The Heartlands, New Hannover.
Resources
Animals:
- Eastern Wild Turkey
- Timber Rattlesnake
- Ring-necked Pheasant
- North American Raccoon
- Indian Tobacco
- Bay Bolete
- Creeping thyme
- Blackberry
- Oregano
