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Find your footing, plan your next run, or learn a new way to earn. Your Grind guides now have a home in Outpost.
Your Grind guides, captured 27 October 2026. Check each article’s date before using older game advice.
The Ancient Lands are a new PvPvE activity designed for solo players, small groups, and large parties. Players explore floating islands, complete PvE objectives, compete with other groups, and push towards valuable rewards such as the Dragon Sanctuary Waystone and Firewing Drake Egg .
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Progression & LevelingThis Albion Online achievements guide brings together the game's PvE, PvP, exploration, progression, and collection achievements in one searchable list, with each entry showing the objective required to unlock it.
Progression & LevelingUse this Albion Online Journal guide to track activities across PvE, PvP, gathering, exploration, economy, islands and guild content. Search by quest name or reward, filter by reward type and click an entry to mark it complete.
GatheringBlack Zone gathering is one of Albion Online's most reliable high-risk, high-reward professions. The Black Zone uses full-loot PvP, so another player can take your carried equipment and inventory when they kill you. You will eventually lose a set. The goal is not to make every trip deathless - it is
PvECorrupted Dungeon ratting isn't a new strategy - it's been around since the early days of the mode. I still remember when Black Hands (RIP 24.11.2021), back then part of the dagger weapon tree, were a popular sight in Corrupted Dungeons. What a weapon.
Crafting & RefiningThe Dragonfire update added a focused set of equipment, consumables, materials, fish and rewards. This quick reference explains what each important item is for and sends you directly to the relevant Albion Online Grind calculator.
GatheringFishing in Albion Online is not only a relaxing pastime but also a lucrative profession when mastered. To level up your fisherman mastery and fishing specialist levels efficiently, you can:
Market & TradingFlipping on the Albion Online marketplace can be a profitable skill to learn if done correctly. This guide will walk you through the steps to successfully flip items for profit in the game.
Short notes for the tools you use here.
Read prices, recognize stale observations and compare city quotes.
The lowest sell order is an observed listing from a seller. The highest buy order is an observed offer from a buyer. Select your server, item and quality before comparing cities. Check each observation’s timestamp: stale prices can no longer represent the market, and an unavailable value is not a price of zero.
Outpost uses community contributions from the Albion Online Data Project. An observation does not prove inventory, volume or that a trade will execute.
Compare market observations →Account for materials, taxes, return assumptions and transport.
Enter your purchase price, sale price and quantity. Add the tax, listing fees and transport assumptions for your own scenario. The trade calculator separates gross revenue, expenses and net profit; margin and return on investment use different denominators. Its example inputs do not establish current game fees.
Production tools cover a starter recipe subset. Review the linked recipe sources, choose which materials qualify for returns and keep manual prices distinct from loaded observations. Missing inputs keep a complete estimate unavailable.
Plan a trade →Choose gear, configure abilities and share the right revision.
Start with a content type and a clear equipment plan. The supported equipment picker checks starter-family abilities; the exact-ID fields preserve a manual route for other items. Author-entered item power and ability notes remain estimates or notes, rather than verified combat statistics.
Save a private build while planning. Choose public or unlisted visibility deliberately when sharing. Saved revisions let you preserve earlier plans; copying a build into a comp creates an independent snapshot.
Create a loadout →Plan roles, assign players and keep equipment swaps visible.
Choose a party size, assign players and roles, then configure each member’s loadout. Drag the handle to reorder or use the move buttons with a keyboard or touch. Record substitutes and requirements so the plan remains useful when attendance changes.
Guild workspaces bring shared comps, announcements, events and RSVP rosters together. Private resources require current membership. Saving a plan does not publish it to Discord or send an external notification.
Plan a comp →