Where Is The Arksworth Tanocenter In Tales Of Tanorio? – Sneaky Location Revealed!

Wondering where the Arksworth Tanocenter in Tales of Tanorio is? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. In this guide we’ll show you where to find it, so you can heal up and get on with your journey.

Tales of Tanorio is an in-depth monster catching experience on the Roblox platform. It packs in everything you’d expect from the genre, including a cast of well-designed creatures and a rich world to catch them in. It’s not always the best when it comes to visual cues, however, as many players learn when they reach Arksworth and can’t find the Tanocenter. In this guide, we’ll show you how to get out of that jam.

You can start your Tamer journey in Tales of Tanorio on Roblox now. For more advanced tips, check out our guide on how to get Flowither in Tales of Tanorio, and our Tales of Tanorio Weather guide.

How To Find The Arksworth Tanocenter In Tales Of Tanorio

To locate the Arksworth Tanocenter, all you need to do is follow these steps.

1. Begin at the south entrance to Arksworth. This is the entrance you come through when you first reach the city from Route 3.
2. Head forward past two zebra crossings and over the bridge in the middle of the city.
3. At the third zebra crossing, stop and turn left. Head up the stairs and you’ll find yourself in front of the Arksworth Museum.
4. From here, head left past the Museum to the small building on the end of it. There should be an electric orb on a pole outside it.
5. Enter the front door of this building and you’ll find yourself in the Arksworth Tanocenter!

And there you have it! It’s not too tricky to find when it’s spelled out like that, but it’s easy to miss this Tanocenter since it doesn’t have the same external design as the others in the game. Now that you know where it is, you can give your Tanorians a hard-earned heal before you proceed with your adventure.

Nathan Ball

Staff Writer

Nathan Ball is a games writer with a deeply-held passion for both the medium and the written word. You may have seen his work on TheGamer, PC Invasion, and the Scottish Games Network. Off the clock he enjoys good books, good films, and good times.