New Genshin Impact Leak Reveals Natlan Map's Full Size
The full size of Natlan’s map has been showcased in a new leak ahead of the Nation’s official reveal and release. Natlan is the Nation of Pyro and the next destination on the Traveler’s journey through Teyvat. The arrival of the region will occur with Version 5.0, which will also bring forth a plethora of new story quests, gameplay mechanics, and, Natlan characters in . Natlan will not be released fully in Version 5.0, however, and the region will expand over time with the subsequent patches.
However, it seems like the full extent of the Nation of Pyro has already leaked. According to information provided by the leaker known as UTeyvat, which was shared in a post tagged as “” on Reddit, the full scale of the Natlan map from Version 5.0 to Version 5.2 is already known. In the picture, the leaker highlights the Natlan map with green, showcasing what will be introduced across the next three patches. The portion with added texture under the green highlight is referent to the map area added in 5.0, as seen in previous leaks.
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Considering the leak may be true, it seems like the initial Natlan map will be around the size of the jungle portion of Sumeru, albeit a bit smaller. However, over the next few patches, it may expand to match the size of the Nation of Dendro. At this moment, it is uncertain how many layered portions Natlan and how much that can expand the overall map size, especially when compared to other Nations. However, the leak does suggest a massive expansion for Natlan in ’s Version 5.1 and 5.2.
«As the leak only predicts the map until Version 5.2, it is quite probable Natlan will grow in future updates.»
The leak also uses red to highlight a smaller portion of the map, showcasing that the easternmost section of Sumeru will be modified, perhaps to accommodate Natlan and provide a better view of the Nation of Pyro –
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