In this guide, you'll find the full Atomfall Wyndham Village map along with the locations of the metal detector caches and the merchants in this region.
Atomfall Wyndham Village Map
The Atomfall Wyndham Village map is largely a safe location as long as you don't trespass into any of the restricted areas in sight of a guard. It's a great place to take a breather and do some shopping without fear of combat. You can also get an achievement by smashing gnome statues here.
Wyndham Village also serves as an overland hub of sorts; it has paths to Slatten Dale, Casterfell Woods, Skethermoor, the Sewer Tunnels, and, of course, The Interchange.
Notable Wyndham Village Locations
Here are all of the important points of interest you'll find in Wyndham Village.
The Bakery
The Bakery is home to the merchant Iris Baxter; she primarily sells food items. The upper floor also harbors a dark secret — her infected husband is upstairs.
Speak with Mrs. Baxter and she'll point you toward Mother Jago in Casterfell Woods who can give you a special tonic that can help her husband. A short time later, you'll be able to go back upstairs and get a Skill Manual for free.
The Boathouse
The Boathouse is one of several locations where you can find some crafting materials.
Brewery Cellar
The Brewery Cellar is one of the abandoned locations where you can get some nice loot.
Casterfell Woods
This path leads to the southeast of the Casterfell Woods region.
Grendel's Head
Grendel's Head is home to the merchant Alf Buckshaw; he mainly sells food and alcohol. There is an expansive basement that leads to other areas of the town, and both the pub and its basement are loaded with crafting materials.
The Interchange
The Wyndham Village entrance to The Interchange is secluded behind the local power station and it's considered trespassing to approach it. However, you can sneak up a side path and pass through this door unseen.
Mereview Hotel
As with most points of interest in Wyndham Village, you can find some loot in the Mereview Hotel.
Mill Grounds
The Mill Grounds is one of many places in Wyndham Village where you can get some loot.
Protocol Outpost
The Protocol Outpost is the central military base for the Protocol faction. Being anywhere within the grounds is considered trespassing, and catching the attention of the Protocol Guards is sure to lead to a fight against them and their B.A.R.D. Robots.
That said, there are a few Training Stimulants that can be found within this perimeter along with some loot. You'll have to be extremely careful in retrieving them, lest you end up in a fight against a dozen or more Protocol Soldiers.
Sewer Tunnels
The Sewer Tunnels serve as an alternate shortcut path connecting the five zones, and it can be accessed on the western side of Wyndham Village.
Slatten Dale
The path to Slatten Dale takes you back to the starting zone where you began your adventure.
Skethermoor
The road to Skethermoor takes you near the home of two merchants and is generally a safe approach to the region; that said, there are still plenty of Outlaws and hostile Protocol Soldiers patrolling this region.
St. Katherine's Church
St. Katherine's Church is the site of a rather gruesome murder which can serve as useful information for unlocking one of the game's six endings. It also has a basement that is concealing an important NPC named Dr. Holder, but you'll need to retrieve the key from the Medical sector of The Interchange.
Village Green
The Village Green serves as the town square of Wyndham Village.
Village Hall
The Village Hall is where the Protocol leader Captain Sims has set up his administrative offices. You can also find some crafting resources inside here.
Village Shop
The Village Shop is home to Morris Wick, a merchant who sells some basic weapons. As with most named NPCs in the town, Morris Wick has a fair few secrets of his own.
Wyndham Garage
As with most of the points of interest in Wyndham Village, you can find some loot in Wyndham Garage.
That's the end of our Atomfall Wyndham Village Map and Locations Guide. Take a peek at our other guides below!
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