Lost Ark features an enormous open world that stretches 150 square kilometers wide. With such a massive open world, you can use triports to fast travel across different regions throughout Arkesia. These triports are unlocked after you have unlocked fast travel by advancing through the game. But some players have been reporting that they are unable to use the triports or teleport to a different region. As players sail to different continents, they are unable to use a triport on their way back. So, here’s our guide to find out everything about the triport not available in Lost Ark.
Triport Not Available in Lost Ark
The reason why players are not able to use a triport is that the fast travel is limited within the landmass of the continent. That means, if you are on a different continent, you cannot use a triport to fast travel to other continents. You can check out our guide on how to travel between continents using an Ocean Liner. You cannot use triport to travel between islands as well. While you cannot use a triport to travel continents and islands, you can use them to fast travel within different sub-areas in a particular landmass. Check out our guide on how to use a triport as well. If you wish to use a triport for free, you can purchase the monthly subscription that includes the Triport cost waiver.
Different songs teleport you to different locations. If you are unable to use a triport to travel, you can always play these songs to get to that location. Song of Return can help you fast travel across the designated points of the continents in Arkesia. You can unlock this song by completing a quest, “Song of Return“. You need to talk to the bard Shannon and set a portal as your return location. Once you have exhausted all of your dialogues, she will give you the Song as a reward.
That’s everything to know about the triport not available in Lost Ark. If you liked this guide, check out our other guides on how to get to Yudia, get Card XP easily, and how to get the Unicorn mount in Lost Ark right here on Gamer Tweak.
