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* 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 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|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 | ||
* This icon represents a [[Bountiful Territories|Bountiful Territory]]. However bountiful territories are no longer a thing on Loka, in exception to capital bountifuls | * This icon represents a [[Bountiful Territories|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' [[Biomes and Resources|resources]] but not necessarily own the tile | * This icon signifies Neutral Territory. Towns may have control over certain biomes' [[Biomes and Resources|resources]] but not necessarily own the tile | ||
* A purple icon denotes a territory with a [[Conquest Mutators|mutator]] | * A purple icon denotes a territory with a [[Conquest Mutators|mutator]] | ||
* Red or yellow symbols like these represent [[Infested Tiles]] | * 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. | 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. | ||
Revision as of 02:49, 24 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.
Dock Territories
Each continent's dock sits in its own territory tile, separate from the surrounding land. Dock territories are Yellow Wilderness — players are yellow-tagged the moment they step outside the dock itself. The Dock Protection Capital Policy pick extends a continent's dock protection to cover the whole dock territory instead of just the dock.