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* You can attack citizens in this kind of town for 3{{AP}}. You must either both be in the same zone, or in town. | * You can attack citizens in this kind of town for 3{{AP}}. You must either both be in the same zone, or in town. | ||
* When a resident dies their inventory is not dumped into their chest, instead you must recycle their house for 15 {{AP}} to access it. (confirm) | * When a resident dies their inventory is not dumped into their chest, instead you must recycle their house for 15 {{AP}} to access it. (confirm) | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 15:42, 26 October 2011
The town is the main focus of the game.
It contains all the buildings.
My House- [[Image:Data:Well|top|link=Well]] [[Well|Data:Well]]
The Bank
Citizens
Construction Sites
Town Gates
Local towns
Local towns are available to all players. The maps are smaller. More coalition members can join 30 rather than 20. Local towns start with some buildings pre-built. They also start with a small number of blueprints available (searchtower?)
Distant Regions
A special kind of town that can only be joined once you have received 100 Soul points.
- This town has a larger map than the normal towns - from 23x23 to 27x27.
- You can attack citizens in this kind of town for 3
. You must either both be in the same zone, or in town. - When a resident dies their inventory is not dumped into their chest, instead you must recycle their house for 15 to access it. (confirm)
Please add additional information on this town type.
