LootMap
RuneSurveyor

Author and editor

RuneSurveyor

I am the author and editor behind LootMap.gg’s interactive maps, game databases, and guides. I build them for players who need a clear answer while they are playing: where to go, what to look for, how a system works, or what to do next.

What I make

I organize game information so it is accurate, searchable, and useful during play. My work includes:

  • Interactive maps with searchable locations, collectibles, resources, quests, and other points of interest
  • Structured databases for items, characters, enemies, equipment, recipes, and game mechanics
  • Practical guides about progression, locations, systems, strategies, and specific gameplay questions
  • Data tools for searching, filtering, comparing, and understanding game information

The finished page should do more than repeat a fact. It should put that fact in the right place, connect it to the relevant map or database entry, and make it easy to use without stopping the game for a long search.

How the guides are written

Each guide starts with a player question. The direct answer belongs near the beginning, followed by the requirements and the steps needed to act on it. Where the evidence is available, I add exact locations through maps or screenshots, note relevant game versions, and explain common failure points or exceptions. Related maps and database pages are linked when they help the reader finish the task.

I keep the writing practical. A location guide should tell you where to start, what can block the route, and how to recover if the obvious approach fails. A database page should make comparison easier, not bury the useful details in a wall of text.

Corrections and updates

Errors can still happen, especially after balance changes, patches, or new content. If you find a wrong location, a missing entry, or a guide that no longer matches the game, use the contact page. A useful report includes the page URL, the game version and platform, and a short description of what needs correction.

Helpful reports are used to correct the relevant map, database entry, or guide.