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Scosglen is the second region of Diablo 4's sprawling open world, and whether you're looking to blaze through the main quest or simply unlock some useful fast travel locations, you'll need to know where all the Waypoints are located.
Waypoints are an essential part of Diablo 4. Not only do they help you cross the map with ease, but they also tend to have all sorts of services, vendors, and side quests clustered around them. If you're just making your way into Scosglen, here's where you can find all eight Waypoints in the Region.
Updated by Nick McDonald on June 20, 2023: Diablo 4's open world is filled to the brim with new things to explore and tasks to complete, and if you're looking to max out your renown in a region, you'll have to do them all. With this in mind, we've added links to more open-world content in Scosglen and cleaned up our Waypoint images for easier reference.
Firebreak Manor
Firebreak Manor will likely be your first Waypoint in Scosglen. Located in the bottom middle of the region along the path from the Fractured Peaks, this Waypoint is different from most in that it can't be activated right away. Instead, you'll have to complete the first quest of act two, which will have you investigate Firebreak Manor before defending it from goat men.
Sadly, this Waypoint doesn't do much for you even after you've activated it. It offers no services and is quite close to other, more useful Waypoints. Instead, the real advantage of grabbing this fast travel location is that it'll let you complete the act two quest line quicker, as you'll be asked to visit Firebreak Manor a few times.
Cerrigar
Cerrigar is the capital city of Scosglen and the eventual arena for the boss of act two. This Waypoint can be found near the center of the region, just above and to the left of Firebreak Manor. Take the time to grab this Waypoint after starting act two as you'll need to travel back here later.
As far as services go, Cerrigar is your one-stop shop in Scosglen, offering a wide array of services like access to your stash, a handy occultist for equipping aspects, a jeweler, and more. On top of that, its relatively central location makes it a great place to unlock if you want to explore the region a bit more.
Tirmair
The Tirmair Waypoint is set in a small town located in the middle right of the Scosglen region. This otherwise unassuming town ends up hosting one of the main quests of act two. It's also a good Waypoint to unlock if only to complete those quests a bit faster.
As far as services go, Tirmair has all the basics and not much more. At this Waypoint, you can visit a blacksmith, take a horse out of the stables, grab some healing, and sell various junk to an armor vendor. On a brighter note, its relatively central location makes it a valuable fast travel point for the right side of the map.
Braestaig
Braestaig, a town haunted by the rising dead, is also home to one of the most convenient Waypoints in Scosglen. Located in the top middle of the region, it is not only near a main quest that will have you exploring the surrounding area, but it also sits close to tons of dungeons and side quests.
Braestaig offers most of the same services that you'd find at Tirmair, making it a decent stopping point between adventures. The main draw of Braestaig is its proximity to much of the region. It allows you to trek across much of the upper portion of Scosglen from a central spot.
Under The Fat Goose Inn
Under The Fat Goose Inn is an aptly named Waypoint that sits just below the aforementioned Fat Goose Inn in the bottom left of the Scosglen region. While this Waypoint may look uncomfortably close to Tirmair, it's just slightly closer to quite a few dungeons. This makes it a worthwhile travel point in its own right.
However, it leaves something to be desired in the way of services. Unlike most Waypoints, Under The Fat Goose Inn doesn't offer any sort of vendor or blacksmith. It does, however, have a healer and stable.
Corbach
Located between Tirmair and Braestaig in the top right of Scosglen, Corbach is a small town with a surprisingly convenient location. Despite being sandwiched between two useful Waypoints, there are still plenty of reasons to visit Corbach. For instance, the surrounding countryside is littered with events and dungeons.
As far as services go, Corbach has a few to go around. With a blacksmith, weapon vendor, and healer in town, it can easily serve as a quick home base. It might even become a decent spot to shop for some weapons.
Marowen
This port town in the top left of the Scosglen region hosts a Waypoint of the same name. While the location leaves a bit to be desired, it does let you quickly get to nearby strongholds or dungeons.
As far as services go, Marowen has quite a few for its size. It has most of the basics that you could want, and importantly, it also has the only jewelry vendor outside of Cerrigar.
Tur Dulra
Tur Dulra is the last and hardest-to-get Waypoint in Scosglen. Located in the middle left of the region, this former college is a stronghold that you must defeat in order for it to become a Waypoint.
The location of the Waypoint makes it an extremely useful travel point to grab as, with it, you'll be able to easily reach the entire left side of Scosglen. However, there is one big catch. The services offered at Tur Dulra once it's cleared are meager at best, making it a terrible home base location.