Pokémon Legends Arceus Wisp Locations: How To Complete Eerie ...

Obsidian Fieldlands wisp locations

There are 20 Wisps to find in the Obsidian Fieldlands.

1. Staring from your base camp, head southwest to your first Wisp.

2. Jump on your Braviary and fly to the northeast of the Horseshoe Plains. You'll find the Wisp on a hill near the water.

3. Fly over the water to the Gruelling Grove. You'll see this Wisp on the side of the mountain.

4. Head south, staying as high as you can. You'll find the next Wisp above the Oreburrow Tunnel.

5. Fly west over the water to the map location below. The Wisp is on top of a tall grassy hill.

6. Quick detour north now - fly to the north of this island, just west of the Worn Bridge. The Wisp is at water level.

7. Head anti-clockwise around the island until you're almost level with your basecamp. You'll see the next Wisp on the mountainside.

8. Now fly over the water towards Lake Verity, grabbing the next Wisp as you climb the crater from the east.

9. Once you reach the top of the crater, head north. The next Wisp is on the inside mountainside. It's pretty difficult to miss this one.

10. Fly south over the exit (or entrance if you actually walk) to the crater; you'll see the next Wisp on the Sandgem Flats.

11. The next Wisp is on the small atoll north of Ramanas Island.

12. Over the water again, head east towards the dam. This Wisp is on another grassy hill.

13. Head over the dam to the mountain north of The Heartwood. This is the first of four few Wisps heading southwest towards the edge of the map.

14. Fly southwest to the location below.

15. Continue southwest along the mountainside.

16. Grab the last Wisp of this stretch at the far end of the island.

17. Fly over to Ramanas Island for the next Wisp.

18. Quick-travel to your camp in the middle of the map and head south up the massive mountain. You'll find the next wisp up there.

19. Glide north to the next location - you'll see it by the torch-lit path.

20. Finally, fly east to just north of Obsidian falls. You may have seen this earlier if you didn't stay high enough in the air - it's at water level.