Once Human: Lost In Madness Quest Guide (Cultist Treasure Location)

Lost in Madness is an early-level side quest in . It is a bit misleading, as the starting area is around level 7, but the hunt itself takes players into a dangerous level 32 zone. This means you will need to sneak around carefully or enlist the assistance of other players. If you want to make the quest even easier, consider waiting until you are level 30+ to complete it.

The crate’s location is nearly on the other side of the map. While it is possible to walk there, it is much faster to travel in a vehicle. Consider acquiring a motorcycle, which can either be built or gained instantly from a side quest. Whatever mode of transport you have, it isn’t invincible. Be sure it is maintained and prepared before exploring in.

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You can begin Lost in Madness by heading to the east portion of Dayton Lands called Coastside Plaza. There will be a noticeable market with a sign identifying it as BNMart. Examine the lit candle in the far corner of the store to spawn a chest. Inside of it will contain the map to officially unlock the side quest in your journal for.

YouTuber GhostArrow shows the full quest. It can be a quick direct journey, but this depends on your server status. Established servers may have opened up all zones to every player. However, some admins may instead block off access with giant red barriers. You may want to consider changing your world just to complete Lost in Madness.

The map itself isn’t very clear. Unless you have already explored much of the wasteland, the drawing will be too vague with no discernible landmarks. Instead, it is better to find the treasure via actual location names and waypoints.

The treasure map leads to Chalk Peak, specifically a small settlement at X: 2259, Y: -4938. Head up to the second floor of the large cabin and the Cultist Treasure will be on the floor. Players have reported that