Mason Radar cheat for Albion Online

Mason Radar is a radar for Albion Online: an overlay window with resources, mobs and players. A separate settings window — tabs Main, Radar, Visuals, Resources and Chests — controls what the radar draws and how it looks on screen.

What a radar for Albion Online shows, and how the menu works

The Radar tab sets overlay transparency, window size, X/Y screen position, zoom and scan radius — that decides where the radar sits on screen and how far it "sees" around the character. The Visuals tab turns the display of resources, mobs, players, NPCs, chests and Mist entrances on or off, and the same tab assigns a colour to each object type separately — mobs, NPCs, players, mounts and chests all get their own.

The radar also flags Mist entrances separately — Mists are a procedurally generated zone with tougher mobs and better rewards, reached through a portal, and it is worth spotting one on the radar early, because the call to go in or walk past often has to be made in a couple of seconds, not after the portal is already underfoot.

In an open world built on full loot, that matters in play, not just on a settings screen. If an enemy group shows up on the radar before it shows up on screen, there is time to run for a portal or change route — otherwise the whole kit is gone the moment someone else picks it up in a black zone.

Filters and colours — what is actually adjustable

The Resources tab carries its own filter checkbox, then eight boxes — "Only 1-st TIER" through "Only 8-th TIER" — so the radar can be narrowed to one resource tier instead of clearing the whole screen at once, which is handy when farming a single tier on a repeat route. All eight resource tiers get their own colour, and so do chests, so each object type reads at a glance rather than by a label.

The Chests tab is built separately from Resources: it has its own "Chests filter" switch and its own tier checkboxes — four of them, not eight — and on the product card, where the listed feature count is 37, this tab is not called out as its own line, even though the toggles in the menu work the same way as the rest.

Requirements and compatibility

Radar targets Windows 10, build 2004 through 22H2, and the disk must use GPT — moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine, not flipping a BIOS setting. CPU and GPU are unrestricted, and launching needs no USB flash drive, so activating the key does not depend on a separate storage device. The requirements list the official Albion Online client and the Steam build, so the radar window ties to those two ways of launching the game specifically; compatibility with other launchers is not stated.

HWID masking is not included: it is typically sold as a separate product, and the overlay does show up in a screen capture or a stream — it does not hide from a recorder.

Access length and price

Buying a radar for Albion Online comes down to picking a length — 1, 7 or 30 days: a day costs 199 RUB, a week 749 RUB, and 30 days runs 1999 RUB, so the per-day rate on the longest term drops to roughly a third because the price spreads across more days per key. The site charges the GCC balance and offers to top up the difference right in the checkout window if the balance falls short; the Mason Radar key lands in the account immediately after payment.

The Albion Online radar from Mason is not the only Albion Online cheat on the site: the neighbouring Byster build covers a wider set of functions if combat help matters as much as the map.