Submit a ticket My Tickets
Welcome
Login

Map

A successful strategy often relies on careful analysis of the situation. The game world map is filled with valuable - and sometimes crucial - information that can significantly impact the outcome of your campaign.


The map provides an overview of the game world and essential information. Its size dynamically adjusts as the game world expands.


The map grows when players settle new villages or when new players join the game world. If the available tiles become too scarce, the map expands by 10 tiles in each direction.



You can view the world map by clicking thw "Map view" button in the top menu bar.

Some map-specific icons will appear on the left side of your screen.


Zoom (In/Out): Three zoom levels let you access different types of information and adjust the region of interest based on your current needs.


Filters: These allow you to show or hide specific information. The available filters vary depending on the zoom level (see esplanation below).


The last two buttons allow you to quickly center the map on a specific location (Go to location) or directly jump to your active village (Jump to your current village).

The map offers three zoom levels: 

  • Zoom Level 1 provides the highest level of detail 
  • Zoom Level 2 expands the view with additional information
  • Zoom Level 3 offers a wide regional overview.

Once you've selected a zoom level, use the filters to display the information you need.


Zoom Level One

This is the most detailed zoom level, allowing you to focus on your immediate neighborhood. You will see game messages that inform you about events happening around you.


Zoom Level Two

Provides a broader overview, displaying kingdom borders, oases, and capitals, as well as your markers.


Zoom Level Three

Allows you to see the overall situation within the region, including population density and conflict areas. You can also locate treasures and croplands within the selected area.
Only at this zoom level can you search for croplands: 9-crop fields are marked with a single grain bundle, while 15-crop fields are marked with a double grain bundle.

This level is ideal for strategic planning and large-scale decision-making.

 

 

Did you find it helpful? Yes No

Send feedback
Sorry we couldn't be helpful. Help us improve this article with your feedback.