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[[File:Underdark Beach Rune Circle.png|thumb|right|An example of an Ancient Sigil Circle]] | [[File:Underdark Beach Rune Circle.png|thumb|right|An example of an Ancient Sigil Circle]] | ||
'''Ancient Sigil Circles''' (also known as ''''Waypoints'''') are scattered throughout the world, and function as [[Baldur's Gate 3|Baldur's Gate 3's]] fast travel system. When a party member moves close enough to one for the first time, it will be activated, and become marked on the map. Opening the map screen, via shortcut, the user interface, or by Interacting with a '''Sigil Circle''', will allow you to travel to any discovered '''Ancient Sigil Circle''' ('''Waypoint''') by selecting it from the list on the right, or clicking directly on its | '''Ancient Sigil Circles''' (also known as ''''Waypoints'''') are scattered throughout the world, and function as [[Baldur's Gate 3|Baldur's Gate 3's]] fast travel system. When a party member moves close enough to one for the first time, it will be activated, and become marked on the map. Opening the map screen, via shortcut, the user interface, or by Interacting with a '''Sigil Circle''', will allow you to travel to any discovered '''Ancient Sigil Circle''' ('''Waypoint''') by selecting it from the list on the right, or clicking directly on its '''Waypoint''' marker on the map. | ||
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