credit to daphne@jude1004.com who got killed many times to construct these maps for the world:

This page exists to give you a basic idea of how Forgotten Island is laid out.

The first thing you do is go to the docks, south of Heine Castle. Here you purchase a ticket for 10,000 adena. Then you wait for the boat. Once you get on the boat, the only way back is by *boat*. The return ticket costs 1,000 adena. There is no teleporting on the island and supplies cost several times normal. These supplies are:

• Arrows (10 for 2 adena)
• Meat (2 adena)
• Whetstone (200/250 adena)
• Mail Paper (70 adena)
• Lesser Healing Potion aka Red (80/70 adena)
• Healing Potion aka Orange (440/400 adena)
• Greater Healing Potion aka Clear (1200/1000 adena)
• Cure Poison Potion aka Cyan (170/150 adena)
• Haste Potion aka Green (480/440 adena)
• Greater Haste Potion (3600/2200 adena)

However, note the high prices. The two prices refer to the two NPCs. They each set their own prices. After a short boat ride, you will arrive at the holding island. This island has only Obligon, the NPC which sells you the return ticket, and a portal to the main island. No monsters.

Once you step through the portal, prepare for some action.

Everything on Forgotten Island is stronger than their counterparts on Aden. The monsters found there are Owlbear, Lycanthrope, Ramia, Bugbear, King Bugbear, Ettin, Cyclops and Drake. Drops unique to this island are: +5% MR ring, +10% MR ring, Sealed Ancient Plate Mail, Sealed Ancient Scale Mail, Sealed Ancient Leather Armor, Sealed Ancient Robe, Sealed Ancient Crossbow, Sealed Ancient Great Sword, Sealed Ancient Short Sword and Ancient Scroll. The monsters here also drop condensed potions, wafers and haste potions.

The Sealed items are pretty much worthless, until they are unsealed. Then they are amazing. We will have more details on this as we learn it in the respective guides on ths site. To unseal an item, you must take the Ancient Scroll and the Sealed item to an NPC in the Ivory Tower. This NPC will unseal items for you.

Once again, thanks to daphne@jude1004.com for all the hard work to make these maps. The English captions were made by amateras.