Billy's Spaceship Afterworld

Located at 8130,10544, Billy's Spaceship Afterworld is part of the Noob Triangle, which consists of the area within a triangle formed by Port Atlantis, Billy's Spaceship Afterworld, and Zychion Citadel. It has a service center, and most terminals, with the exception of a Storage Terminal. There is a popular Pentagon, where you can often see (or do) some PvP fighting. As the name implies, Billy's is a junkyard, so there are plenty of old broken-down spaceships lying around. Look for the sign near the teleporter with a picture of Billy, and a bit of Calypsan history, as well as a skeleton inside one of the ships.

Facilities

• Revival Terminals
• Repair Terminals
• Trade Terminal

Hunting

To the east, there is a nice lower-level hunting area, with numerous Snablesnot, Berycled and Sabakuma, while to the west-northwest you will find more Berycled, and Cornundos.

Mining

Around Billys Afterworld is also a good area for less-experienced miners. The best area is to the north of Billy's Spaceship Afterworld, in the mountains. However, it is still possible to find some resources in other places.

History

The sign reads: This faded photograph is all that remains of one of the original settlers known only as "Billy". Here seen posing in front of the settlement to this day. Battling mutant raiders througouht his life, he was a legendary figure of the fronteir during the rough old days. He was finally killed in an epic shootout with the whites of orthos, boots on and gun in hand.

It is thought that the phrase "whites of orthos" refers to the Umbranoids that are north-west of Orthos West Mound.

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Atlas Island South

Situated on the southwestern tip of Atlas Island at 10490, 14950, Atlas Island South is the local Teleporter to the Atlas Haven West estate area. Abundant small mobs between this outpost and Atlas Haven make this area popular with low level hunters.

Facilities

Facilities here are limited to Revival Terminal, Trade Terminal and Repair Terminal.

Creatures

Creatures that can be found near Tethys Creek.

North	n/a see Tethys Creek
South	Feffoid, Tripudion
East	Tantardion, Tantillion, Turp, Snablesnot
West	Araneatrox, Feffoid

Getting to Atlas Island South

Running westsouthwest from Atlas Haven is a popular route with some good low level hunting on the way. South from Tethys Creek, if you already have it, would be the shortest route. Other possible routes are northnorthwest from Fort Fury, northwest from Fort Meduza or eastsoutheast from Hadesheim Outpost.

Of Interest

• Atlas Haven West is a small village of avatar-owned property and a few shopkeepers to the north of Atlas Island South.

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Atlas Island North

Situated on the northern tip of Atlas Island at 12580, 17215, Atlas Island North is an Outpost with a Teleporter. Used as a base for hunting expeditions, particularly for Snarksnots. Also a starting point for the Argus Run via the unnamed outpost to the north at 12460, 17970.

Facilities

Facilities here are limited to Revival Terminal, Trade Terminal and Repair Terminal.

Creatures

Creatures that can be found near Atlas Island North.

North	Snarksot, Faucervix, (via outpost) Atrox, Feffoid
South	Snablesnot, Exarosaur
East	Snarksnot, Molisk, Sabakuma, Snablesnot
West	Atrox, Allophyl, Estophyl

Getting to Atlas Island North

Run north from Atlas Haven.

Of Interest

• Good hunting (at least when the Snarks are looting well).
• Unnamed outpost to the north also provides good hunting and is a good point to attempt the run to Fort Argus.
• Dino skeleton to the south.
• Abandoned camp to the west at 12246, 17000.
• Some scenic landscape veiws and a number of bridges nearby.

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Atlas Haven West

Atlas Haven West is an estate area east of Atlas Island South.

Getting to Atlas Haven West

Just walk north from Atlas Island South.

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Atlas Haven

Situated in the center of Atlas Island at 12390, 15840, Atlas Haven is a large town with most facilities available. Its surroundings are good for newer players.

Facilities

• Revival Terminal
• Trade Terminal
• Repair Terminal
• Society Terminal
• Crafting Machines
• Stable
• Storage

Creatures

Creatures that can be found near Atlas Haven.

North	Snablesnot, Daikiba, Exarosaur
South	Tantardion, Tantillion, Turp
East	Snablesnot, Snarg
West	Tantardion, Tantillion, Turp

Getting to Atlas Haven

Run north from Fort Meduza or west from Aegis Mound.

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Aegis Mound

Description

Located at 14500, 16020, Aegis Mound is a small outpost with a nearby Teleporter.

Facilities

Facilities are limited, as with most outposts. There is terminal building with Revival Terminal, Repair Terminal and Trade Terminal only.

There are no storage or manufacturing facilities and no Auctioneer or Technician.

Creatures

Creatures that can be found near Aegis Mound:

North:	Fugabarba, Sabakuma, Molisk, Foul
South:	Turp, Cornundacauda, Caudatergus, Gibnib
East:	Umbranoid, Fugabarba
West:	Faucervix, Snarg, Snablesnot

Of Interest

• Some battle debris around the outpost.
• Umbranoid village to the east.

Getting There

If you already have Chimera Canyons, run west from there. Failing that, run east from Atlas Haven via the bridge at 13230, 15760. Alternatively, run north from Fort Ares.

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Anok Sellims

Anok Sellim is a legendary loner on Calypso. Don't hang around here too long - Anok doesn't take too kindly to strangers.

Description

Anok Skellim's is a small abandoned mining shed on Eudoria at 12990, 15550. It is just southeast of Atlas Haven. There is a fence with most terminal facilities, however, there is no auctioneer or technician

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Society Terminal

This is a Society terminal used in society management. It is used to access the list of societies and manage your own society or information available to your society.

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Revival Terminal

This terminal is used automatically after you are killed and you choose to revive or you teleport to the nearest revival terminal.

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Repair Terminal

A type of terminal often found in service centers that is used to repair damaged equipment. Incidentially, the money from repairs is taken out of the game universe entirely. This is the money that gets actually paid to Mindark so that they can pay the programmers and staff to keep the game running and improving it.

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Trade Terminal

The Trade Terminal (commonly abbreviated to TT) is the most common of all the terminals in the game. It is distinguished by its blue color. Not only does it contain basic items, ammo, armour, and tools, but it is also used to trade items to PEDs at their base TT value. Trade Terminals can be found in most towns and outposts. To activate the terminal, double click the terminal or right click it and use the 'Operate' action. When the TT is activated a console screen with a list of items will appear along with your inventory on the right. By going through the menu of items the TT sells, you can click and drag the desired item to the buying tray. The total value of the accumulated items in the buying tray and how much you have left to pay can be seen via the two counters above the tray.

The items that you wish to sell to the Trade Terminal are placed in the selling tray (on the right). Again, the total value that is in the tray and the amount returned will be displayed.

To complete the transaction, push the 'Accept' button and then the 'Confirm' button.

To exit the terminal, push the 'Abort' button and then the 'Accept' button.

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Entropia Places

Entropia Places, information of drops and map Locations will be given in this Section

Travel guides,

Eudoria Locations,

Amethera Locations,

Space Locations

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Mobs list

Mobs (short for Mobile ObjectS) can be categorized into various groups:

• Humanoids
• Robots
• Mutants
• Animals
• Insects

All mobs in EU are lootable (except during special situations such as Robot beacon missions) and have attributes and abilities. They also interact with the players by attacking them while they are hunting, or passing them by at a certain range. There are many forms of movement in which mobs move such as running, jumping, swimming and flying. Usually their movement speed is either slow or fast. The slower speed is usually used when roaming around and the faster speed when charging at a player. All mobs, apart from the ones already in water, such as Rippersnapper will die shortly after entering water. This is a useful trick to learn, since when out numbered or overpowered, you can simply run into the nearest body of water and drown the mob. Your Avatar is also able to survive underwater for an unlimited period, providing you are not attacked.

Entropia Mobs list

Aetherex	Allophyl	Ambulimax	Araneatrox	Argonaut	Armax Bull	Armax Cow	Atrax
Atrox	Attacker	Aurli	Berycled	Big Bulk	Boorum F	Boorum M	Bristlehog
Cala F	Cala M	Caperon	Cauda	Cersumon	Chirpy	Chomper	Combibo
Corno	Corn	Corn	Daikiba	Daspletor	Defender	Diripi	Drone
Drone C.	Drone C.	Eomon	Equus	Estophyl	Exarosaur	Falxangius	Faucervix
Feffoid	Formicacida	Formidon	Foul	Fugabarba	Fungoid	Gibnib	Globster
Gokibusagi	Gradivore	Hiryuu	Hispidus	Hogglo	Igni	Itumatrox	JamRaider
Kerberos	Kingfisher	Kreltin	Longu	Malcruentor	Maffoid	Mermoth	Merp
Molisk	Morsusilex	Mourner	Mulaak'f	Mulmun	Muluk-Hir	Neconu	Nexnecis
Oculus	Osseocollum	Phasm	Pluma	Prancer	Pupugi	Repesilex	Ripper
Sabakuma	Scaboreas	2nd Entity	Snable F	Snable M	Snarg	Snarksnot	Tantardion
Tantillion	Tezlapod	Thorafoid	Thorifoid	Thorio	Thorofoid	Trilomite	Tripudion
Trooper	Turp	Tsktsk	Umbra F	Umbra M	Warlock	Warrior

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