{"id":38590,"date":"2026-04-15T23:15:55","date_gmt":"2026-04-16T03:15:55","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/overcentral.com\/en\/lethal-companys-march-moon-gets-a-guide-to-beating-it\/"},"modified":"2026-04-15T23:15:55","modified_gmt":"2026-04-16T03:15:55","slug":"lethal-companys-march-moon-gets-a-guide-to-beating-it","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/overcentral.com\/en\/lethal-companys-march-moon-gets-a-guide-to-beating-it\/","title":{"rendered":"Lethal Company\u2019s March Moon gets a guide to beating it"},"content":{"rendered":"
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In the perilous work environment of Lethal Company, the moon known as March stands out as a uniquely treacherous destination. Once part of a larger celestial body, it is the more dangerous sibling to Vow, a world where dense swamps and deep water hazards are just the beginning of your troubles. Successfully navigating its flooded terrain and evading its aggressive wildlife requires more than just courage\u2014it demands a calculated strategy. This guide provides the essential<\/a> knowledge every contractor needs to secure profit and survival on March, including the latest updates and changes as of v80.<\/p>\n

March’s Terrain and Environmental Hazards<\/h2>\n

March is a world dominated by thick mangrove forests and deceptively deep pools of swamp water. The lush greenery can hide fatal drops into water that will drown an unprepared employee in seconds. This makes March especially dangerous at night, as the limited visibility makes spotting these hazards nearly impossible without a light source. Always carry a Flashlight<\/strong> or Pro Flashlight<\/strong> to illuminate safe paths. The natural terrain also features wooden bridges, but unlike on Vow, they are structurally sound; the only broken ones are those already damaged by the environment.<\/p>\n

Understanding Weather Conditions and Average Hazard Level<\/h3>\n

March operates with an average hazard level of B, but this can escalate quickly depending on the weather. Conditions like Foggy, Stormy, Flooded, and Eclipsed<\/strong> weather are all possible and significantly increase the danger. Flooded weather, in particular, can submerge previously accessible paths, while fog severely reduces visibility, making navigation and evading monsters exponentially harder. The environment itself is your first and most constant enemy.<\/p>\n

Identifying Safe Water Crossings<\/h3>\n

One of the most critical survival skills for March is identifying shallow water. The pools that dot the landscape are often death traps. However, a reliable indicator of safe passage is the presence of tall yellow grass<\/strong>. This vegetation can only grow in shallow water, marking areas where you can wade across without risk of drowning. Before crossing any body of water, scan the surface for these patches of grass.<\/p>\n

How to Navigate March’s Exterior<\/h2>\n

Your ship always lands on a small island near the shoreline. The Drop Ship<\/strong> for deliveries will appear on the shoreline behind your ship, close to a collapsed bridge. To reach it safely, you must navigate around through shallow water. The main entrance to the facility is almost directly opposite your landing spot. The most efficient<\/a> route is to cross over the island you land on, use the intact wooden bridge to reach the shoreline, and proceed to the facility entrance.<\/p>\n

Key Landmarks and Strategic Locations<\/h3>\n

To the east of the main facility entrance, you can find several large cliffs overlooking a lake. This area can be used strategically to lure monsters off the edge or as an emergency escape route\u2014provided you have a way back up, like a Jetpack<\/strong>, or have secured the path. Additionally, two Sigurd Logs<\/strong> are hidden on March: “Work” is located on the roof of the second Fire Exit building, and “Goodbye” is atop a rocky hill near the island containing the third Fire Exit.<\/p>\n

How to Find All Three Fire Exit Locations<\/h2>\n

Knowing the locations of Fire Exits is crucial for quick escapes from the facility and efficient looting. March features three Fire Exits, each with its own access challenges.<\/p>\n

Fire Exit One: The Waterfall Exit<\/h3>\n

This is the most difficult Fire Exit to find and access. It is hidden behind a waterfall northeast of your ship<\/strong>. There are two main approaches. The first is to go to the Main Entrance and head east along the rocky hills until you reach the waterfall, then drop down onto the ledge below it. The second method is to cross the unbroken wooden bridge on the side of the ship (away from the<\/a> Main Entrance), head right across the land to a ledge overlooking the waterfall, then circle the water pool to the left and find a small path that lets you drop down.<\/p>\n

Crucially, there is no way back up from this Fire Exit<\/strong> without specific equipment. You will need an Extension Ladder, a Jetpack, or assistance from Tulip Snakes<\/strong> to lift you back up the cliff. Otherwise, your only way out is to re-enter the facility.<\/p>\n

Fire Exit Two: The Hilltop Exit<\/h3>\n

The second Fire Exit is situated on the backside of a hill, east of the ship’s landing zone<\/strong>. You can reach it by crossing the wooden bridge near the right side of the ship, moving towards a large waterfall, scaling the adjacent hill, taking a wooden staircase down, and skirting the water pools to the right before ascending the hill to the short white building. A faster route is to leave the ship from the front, circumvent the broken bridge via the land on the right, walk up to the nearby hill, and slide down to the path leading to the exit.<\/p>\n

This location is notable for containing Sigurd’s Log #17<\/strong> on its roof. Retrieving it requires an extension ladder, Jetpack, or help from Tulip Snakes.<\/p>\n

Fire Exit Three: The Island Exit<\/h3>\n

The third Fire Exit is located on a small island surrounded by water, behind your ship<\/strong>. To reach it, follow the path near the left side of the ship (where the Truck connects) and cross the shallow water to another landmass. Continue past a water pool, climb the hill ahead, and you will see the short white building on an island connected to land by a wooden bridge.<\/p>\n

Most Common Enemies Inside the March Facility<\/h2>\n

The interior of March’s facility hosts a familiar but deadly roster of threats. The most common indoor enemies<\/strong> you will encounter are Thumpers and Bunker Spiders<\/strong>. You may also find harmless Backwater Gunkfish, but the far more dangerous Bracken<\/strong> is a frequent hunter in these halls. Success depends on constant vigilance: listen for the Thumper’s distinctive heavy footfalls and make a habit of frequently checking behind you to spot a Bracken before it strikes.<\/p>\n

Most Common Enemies Outside the March Facility<\/h2>\n

The exterior of March presents a different set of predatory challenges. You will mostly encounter Forest Keepers and Eyeless Dogs<\/strong>. However, the tall trees create a perfect habitat for the Feiopar<\/strong>, a feline creature that stalks from the branches. Always check the trees as you move and listen for its higher-pitched growl, which is distinct from the low growls and breathing of an Eyeless Dog.<\/p>\n

Daytime Entity Spawns<\/h3>\n

During the day, you will also encounter non-lethal or passive entities. Their spawn chances are independent of the more dangerous monsters:<\/p>\n

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  • Manticoil:<\/strong> 43% spawn chance.<\/li>\n
  • Circuit Bee:<\/strong> 36% spawn chance.<\/li>\n
  • Roaming Locust:<\/strong> 20% spawn chance.<\/li>\n
  • Tulip Snake:<\/strong> 0.52% spawn chance.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    A Tulip Snake, while rare, can be incredibly useful for reaching high places, as it can lift players vertically.<\/p>\n

    Defensive Strategies for the Surface<\/h3>\n

    Survival on March’s surface often depends on smart equipment use. Placing a Radar Booster<\/strong> near your ship’s entrance is a highly effective tactic. You or a teammate on the ship can activate its flash function, which can stun both Forest Keepers and Baboon Hawks<\/strong>, buying precious time to escape or reposition. The treacherous water and dense foliage mean that keeping a clear head and using your tools strategically is the difference between a successful haul and becoming another casualty report.<\/p>\n

    Conquering March is a test of environmental awareness, strategic planning, and teamwork. By mastering the safe routes across its swamps, memorizing the locations of its Fire Exits, and understanding the behavior of its unique enemies, you transform this hazardous moon from a deathtrap into a profitable venture. Remember, in Lethal Company, knowledge is not just power\u2014it’s the most valuable piece of equipment you carry.<\/p>\n<\/article>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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