Unofficial companion · Dragonsword: Awakening
Every marker.
Every recipe.
The world map and cooking codex for Dragonsword: Awakening.
11,417 marked locations read straight out of the game's own level data, and all 71 cooking recipes with the exact buff at every star tier. Tick things off as you find them — your progress stays in your browser, and there is nothing to sign up for.
Free · no account · nothing to install
The Dragonsword: Awakening world map and cooking recipe list
World Map
11,185 markers scanned out of the game's level files, plus its own 232 map icons, across 90 named regions — drawn over the game's own rendered terrain.
- Filter by what you are hunting. Gathering nodes, ore, treasure boxes, puzzles, statues, mini-games and breakables — or by what you have still to find.
- Mark anything collected, star it, add a note. Chests carry the game's own grade colours, so a legendary reads as one.
- Import your save file and the map ticks off what you have already picked up.
Cooking Recipes
All 71 recipes — 29 grilled, 24 boiled, 18 sliced — with the exact buff at every star tier and the cooldown that comes with it.
- Answer the mid-session question. Search or filter by ingredient, effect, method, or whether you have cooked it yet.
- Mark it cooked — the way the game teaches a recipe. Favourite it, and keep your own notes.
- A count per method, so you can see what is left to discover.
Play with the map open
The Windows build does the one thing a browser cannot: it shows where you are standing, on the map, while you play. Press a key and the map draws over the game in borderless windowed mode.
Windows 10/11 · free
Read-only
- It opens the running game with read access only and asks for two facts: your position, and which level you are in — the same two your own minimap is already drawing.
- It never writes to the game. The Windows functions that could are not built into the binary at all.
- It never injects code, hooks the game, or automates your keyboard or mouse.
- It never shows you anything your own game is not already showing you: your position, and our map. Not other players, not live spawns.
Stays on your device
A reference page answers the same question for every reader. What this adds is the part that is only yours — and that part never goes anywhere.
No account, ever. No sign-up, no login, and no server holding your progress — because there is no server.
Kept in your own browser. Everything you mark lives in this browser's storage. Export a backup file whenever you like, and import it on another device.
Nothing measured. No analytics, no crash reports, no telemetry. The desktop app makes one request, and only if you ask it to check for a newer version.