Using Avowed fast travel will help you get around the Living Lands very quickly and avoid danger. It's especially handy when you're exploring different areas of the map, trying to uncover secrets, treasure map loot, and totem pieces. Certain quests will also have you moving to and from different areas of each region in Avowed, so cutting down on travel time speeds things along greatly. Best of all, it's free to use but it relies on you finding beacons yourself, so here's everything you need to know about setting up and using fast travel in Avowed.
How to unlock and use Avowed fast travel points
To unlock Avowed fast travel points, you simply need to approach a Fast Travel Beacon to automatically activate it, with no manual interaction required. The beacons look like ornate braziers with a pink flame burning on top, and you'll receive an on-screen notification and should hear a noise when you've gone close enough to permanently activate one and add it to your map.
In addition to these beacons, every Avowed Party Camp also acts as a fast travel point, giving you more options to get around quickly.
How to use Avowed fast travel
To use Avowed fast travel, you just have to open your map and hover the cursor over one of the Fast Travel Beacons or Party Camps you've previously unlocked. Once highlighted, you'll see a 'Travel Here' prompt appear at the bottom of the screen, so hit that and accept the 'Confirm Fast Travel' message that follows to be teleported off to your chosen destination.
While you can use Avowed fast travel in most situations, there will be times when it's temporarily disabled, usually because you're in a dungeon or in a critical part of the main quest. When this happens, the icon of a Fast Travel Beacon with a cross through it will appear next to the compass in the top-left corner of your screen, so in those situations you'll need to continue on foot until you've completed the current story quest or get out of the dungeon you're in.
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