WarriorSTR · Melee fighters with the highest HP
MagicianINT · Spellcasters
BowmanDEX · Ranged attackers
ThiefLUK · Fast and evasivePick where you are and where you want to go, and you get the shortest walking route through the portals, one map at a time: which portal to take ("the top portal", "the hidden portal") and where it leads. It covers 292 Maple Island and Victoria Island maps, towns included. Boats and cabs aren't included, so it only plans walks.
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How it works: portals and maps come from the Classic World game data. The planner finds the route through the fewest maps, not the fewest seconds: a long map counts the same as a short one. Portal positions (top, left…) come from the portal's name or its coordinates on the map, the same way our map pages describe them. Boats, the Regular Cab and NPC warps aren't in the data as portals, so they're not used.
Getting around Victoria Island for the first time? Read how to travel Victoria Island for cabs, boats and shortcuts, or browse the maps to pick a training spot.
FAQ
How does the route planner find the way?
It treats every walkable portal in the Classic World map data as a link between two maps (292 maps, 548 portal links) and finds the route that crosses the fewest maps. Each step tells you which portal to take, using the portal's name in the game files (east, west, up, down…) or, if the name doesn't say, where the portal sits on the map.
What is a hidden portal?
A portal that doesn't show on screen. You have to stand on the right spot and press up. The data marks 121 portal links as hidden, and the planner flags them on your route.
Does it use boats, cabs or the Maple Island ship?
No. Only portals you can walk through are in the graph. Boats, the Regular Cab, NPC warps and return scrolls aren't portals in the data, so routes between islands (or ones a cab would shortcut) won't show up. Between Victoria Island towns, a cab is often faster than walking.
Why does it say there's no route?
Either the two maps are on different islands (you need the ship), or one of them is only reachable by an NPC or a one-way portal. Portals in the data are one-way where the game makes them one-way, so try swapping start and destination.
Is the route the same as on the map pages?
Yes. The "How to get there" lists on each map page use the same portal data and the same portal wording, starting from the nearest town. The planner just lets you start anywhere.