Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Finding Home Part 9 Guide for 2026
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora's Finding Home Part 9 quest challenges completionists with hidden comic book locations and tricky exploration.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora has been out for a while, but in 2026 its exploration quests still lure completionists back into the wilds of Pandora. Finding Home Part 9 is one of those sneaky little scavenger hunts that asks players to track down a lost comic book, and it does not exactly roll out a welcome mat. The quest begins in the Waterway Valley, but it cannot be finished until the story coughs up the third and final region. That means players who stumble onto the starting terminal early will have to file it under later and move on. No shame in that.
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How To Begin Finding Home Part 9
To kick things off, players should fast-travel or fly to Resistance HQ. From there, they need to head southeast into the Waterway Valley region. The target is an island that looks like an arrowhead pointing southeast. It is not the sort of landmark that shouts for attention, so keeping the map open is a smart move.
Once on the island, players should make their way to the western beach. There, they will spot two large trees that have grown close together, almost like they are gossiping about the local RDA leftovers. At the base between them sits an old RDA portable. Approaching it will mark the computer terminal on the map with a blue dot. A quick hack later, and Finding Home Part 9 is officially underway.
| Step | Location | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Resistance HQ | Start here and head southeast. |
| 2 | Waterway Valley | Find the arrowhead-shaped island. |
| 3 | Western beach | Look for two large trees growing together. |
| 4 | Between the trees | Hack the old RDA portable terminal. |
That is the easy part. The hard part is the waiting game. Players cannot simply fly over and grab the comic book unless they have unlocked their Ikran in the third region. If they have not, the quest will sit in the log like a patient cat staring at a door.
How To Complete Finding Home Part 9
To finish the quest, players must progress the main story until they unlock their Ikran in the third region. This happens by beginning the mission The Hidden Clan. Once the Ikran is available, the skies of Pandora become a much friendlier place, assuming the local wildlife agrees.
Riding the Ikran, players should travel to the Cradling Pines region and approach the mountain line along Carver's River. On the map, just above the Carver's River name, there is a small section of mountain that can be landed on. It is covered with large stones and trees, which makes it look like Pandora's version of a messy attic.
The RDA portable is hidden, so players should not expect a glowing arrow. Instead, they need to look for the largest tree covered with moss. This tree is surrounded on three sides by large stones, and it sits toward the left side of the area where players can land. Walking into the small clearing behind the tree will reveal the portable. The comic book is found on the left side of the portable. Grab it, and the quest is done.
| Step | Location | Action |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Main story | Unlock Ikran by starting The Hidden Clan. |
| 2 | Cradling Pines | Fly along Carver's River. |
| 3 | Mountain line | Land on the small section above the river name. |
| 4 | Mossy tree | Find the largest moss-covered tree with stones on three sides. |
| 5 | Behind the tree | Enter the clearing and collect the comic book. |
Tips For The Hunt
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Bring an Ikran. Walking is for pa'li, and even they have limits.
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Use Na'vi senses. The portable blends into the scenery like a shy sturmbeest.
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Do not get distracted by every shiny plant. Pandora is gorgeous, but the comic book will not collect itself.
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If the location feels wrong, double-check the map. The arrowhead island and the mossy tree are the two anchors.
Finding Home Part 9 is not the toughest quest in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, but it is a test of patience and map-reading. In 2026, with more players revisiting the game or diving in for the first time, this guide should save a few hours of confused flying. The reward is a small piece of story and the satisfaction of clearing another collectible. And really, that is what exploration quests are all about: beautiful scenery, mild frustration, and the sweet relief of finally spotting the right tree. Players who follow these steps can grab the comic book, pat their Ikran on the neck, and pretend they were never lost at all.