Locations
Resource Locations
You do not need a full atlas. You need a short list of where the important Grounded resources actually sit, then a route that gets you home alive.
Oak, anthills, and the first reliable loop
Sap, clover, fiber, pebbles, and acorns live on the oak lawn. Quartzite is thick in the red anthill and nearby caves. That loop funds tool upgrades before you ever see the hedge.
Clay rings puddles and the pond shelf. Grab it on the way to mosquitoes, not as a special expedition. Mushroom chunks grow in shade under the oak and around moist wood.
Resource ESP is enough for this circuit. Filter quartzite and clay. Leave aphid markers off unless you are starving. More on filters in best resources.
Hedge, pond, picnic, and the messy west
Berries and ladybugs sit in the hedge. Silk hangs on webs there and around the oak. The pond holds silt, diving chests, koi scale materials, and several Milk Molars on the floor. Bring gill gear or a bubble setup.
Mint chunks cluster near the picnic cooler and sandbox toys. Salt shards sit with the picnic salt. Spicy shards lean toward the barbecue and hot trash. The haze and trash heap want a gas mask before you shop for black ant parts.
Upper yard juice, lint, and fire-ant country wait until you can zip or climb without dying to a bee. Mark a field station so the walk back is not a guess.
Turn locations into a weekly habit
One biome a night. Empty the chest of what that biome prints. Check Milk Molars in the same caves so you do not repeat the swim later.
Store pages on Grounded on Xbox and Grounded on Steam are for buying the game, not for node maps. Live layout still matches the backyard on Grounded.
If a node “vanished,” you are probably looking at the wrong height. Look up. Then look under roots.