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* This icon represents a town's home territory. Located within is a defended [[Territory Generators|TGen]] that claims it as a town. Towns cannot be directly attacked | * This icon represents a town's home territory. Located within is a defended [[Territory Generators|TGen]] that claims it as a town. Towns cannot be directly attacked | ||
* This is a Claimed territory Icon, this means that a town has completed a [[Conquest|Conquest Battle]] and has won the rights to this territory through the actions of conquest. When hovered over, it will annotate who owns the territory and who does not. | * This is a Claimed territory Icon, this means that a town has completed a [[Conquest|Conquest Battle]] and has won the rights to this territory through the actions of conquest. When hovered over, it will annotate who owns the territory and who does not. | ||
Revision as of 14:24, 21 August 2026
Territories are the hexagonal shapes that can easily be viewed on the Loka Map (also accessible via /map command in-game). When viewing a territory on the map there are several Icons you should pay attention to.
Note the hexagonal shapes, they represent the territory boundaries
Icons:
- This icon represents a town's home territory. Located within is a defended TGen that claims it as a town. Towns cannot be directly attacked
- This is a Claimed territory Icon, this means that a town has completed a Conquest Battle and has won the rights to this territory through the actions of conquest. When hovered over, it will annotate who owns the territory and who does not.
- This icon represents a Bountiful Territory. However bountiful territories are no longer a thing on Loka, in exception to capital bountifuls.
- This icon signifies Neutral Territory. Towns may have control over certain biomes' resources but not necessarily own the tile.
- A purple icon denotes a territory with a mutator.
- Red or yellow symbols like these represent Infested Tiles.
Territories Host access to resources based on the region they are a part of. For example, owning territory in the Ascalon Mushroom Island may grant you access to gather Brown Mushrooms.