Dungeon Maps - Reveal Location Markers

⭐ ⭐ (297 endorsements) 📥 6,029 downloads 📌 v1.0 📅 11/5/2017
⚪ Last updated 2017

By Stupid Lemon Eater · Locations - Vanilla

⬇ Download Mod Source: Nexus Mods ↗ 📅 Updated: 11/5/2017 📅 Created: 11/5/2017
⚠️ Install Order · 5 steps
1🛠️ SKSE64 — Skyrim Script Extender 64 Download ↗
2🔧 USSEP — Unofficial Skyrim Special Edition Patch Download ↗
3🖥️ SkyUI — SkyUI (MCM framework) Download ↗
4🧩 Address Library — Address Library for SKSE Plugins Download ↗
5🔧 SSE Engine Fixes — SSE Engine Fixes Download ↗

Install in this order, then this mod last — most mods fail to load without their framework and dependencies in place.

🔍 Analysis

  • 👍 4.9% endorsement rate — high engagement, a strong quality signal
  • 🏆 #10 of 25 Locations - Vanilla mods in this game by downloads

📋 About This Mod

This is another mod I created mostly for myself but felt like uploading because I figured that at least one other person might enjoy it. At the very least, I imagine that it might save someone else the work of putting ~300 location markers into formlists.

Description

This mod adds sixteen (as of version 1. 0) map items in the game, each corresponding to a location type (e.g. bandit camps). By reading the map, all of the locations of that type are revealed on the player's map, like how receiving a quest will reveal the quest location on the map. This functionality was inspired by the vanilla book "The Explorer's Guide to Skyrim" which reveals four standing stone locations on the map. I took that concept and adapted the script; while before it could handle up to 5 locations, through the magic of formlists this mod can reveal upwards of 50 at once.

This is more for roleplay purposes than anything. I've often wanted to do playthroughs where I had a goal of, say, clearing all draugr crypts in the game. You could get a list of those dungeons off UESP or something (like a chump) and then just keep track, but I prefer this way. If your goal is just to reveal all map markers, you're better off just using the tmm console command.

Speaking of UESP, that's where I got the list of locations of each type. Unfortunately, in the course of making the mod I discovered that those lists aren't always complete. Some of them obviously are (e.g. the list of standing stones or black books) but not necessarily others. I have a complete list of locations in the readme; if I left any out, let me know.

The location types that have maps are, (in no particular order):

  • []Bandit Camps

    []Draugr Crypts

    []Word Walls

    []Dwemer Ruins

    []Falmer Hives

    []Dragon Lairs

    []Dragon Priest Lairs

    []Standing Stones

    []Forsworn Camps

    []Spriggan Groves

    []Warlock Lairs

    []Vampire Lairs

    []Animal Dens

    []Giant Camps

    []Riekling Camps

    []Black Books

    If you'd like to any other types added, let me know and I'll consider it. I was thinking about doing Hagraven Nests, but laziness got the better of me.

    As you might have already guessed, these lists do overlap, e.g. all of the Dragon Lairs and Dragon Priest Lairs are also in the list of Word Wall locations.

    Obtaining

    All the maps are for sale at Belethor's in Whiterun. You should be able to buy them from Ysolda when she takes over his store if Belethor dies

🤖 AI-enhanced — based on mod data

This mod adds maps that reveal all locations of a certain type, such as Dwarven ruins or Word Walls, to Skyrim. It's a utility for players who want to find specific location types without exploring blindly. With 297 endorsements and 6,029 downloads, it's a modestly popular convenience mod.

✨ Key Features

Adds maps that reveal all locations of a specific type, such as Dwarven ruins or Word Walls.
Covers multiple location categories, including Dwarven ruins and Word Walls.
Simple utility mod for Skyrim's vanilla locations.

📊 Pros & Cons

✅ Pros

  • Handy for completionists who want to track down every Word Wall or Dwarven ruin without scouring the map.
  • Decent community traction with 297 endorsements and over 6k downloads.
  • Lightweight and straightforward—does exactly what it says.

⚠️ Cons

  • Last updated in 2017, so it may not be compatible with the latest Skyrim versions or mod setups.
  • Limited to revealing location types—no other map enhancements or features.
  • Potential conflicts with other map mods that alter location markers.
🎯 Is This For You?
For Skyrim players who are tired of missing that last Word Wall or Dwarven ruin and want a quick way to reveal them all. Great for completionists and explorers. Skip if you're looking for a full map overhaul—this only adds specific location markers.
📦 Install:Easy· Under 1 minute

💡 Beginner Tips

  • Make sure to place the mod in your load order after any map overhaul mods to avoid conflicts.
  • If you're using Skyrim Special Edition, check if the mod has a compatible version or use a mod manager to handle the files.
  • The maps are added to your inventory—look for them in your Misc items to use them.

📊 Mod Details

Game
Skyrim Mods
Author
Stupid Lemon Eater
Version
1.0
Downloads
6,029
Endorsements
297
Category
Locations - Vanilla
Created
11/5/2017
Updated
11/5/2017

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