## World
The world has 25 continents and a total of 15,625 plots, made up of 15,000 villages and 625 outposts. A continent has 25 subcontinents and a total of 625 plots, made up of 600 villages and 25 outposts. A subcontinent has 25 plots of 24 villages and one outpost in the middle.
A plot is a village or outpost with a unique coordinate ranging from -62, -62 to 62, 62. To visit other plots, you can use the world map in the main menu. However, you must purchase maps from the cartographer to travel. The cost of travel depends on the distance between the plots. If the destination plot belongs to a clan member, the cost is reduced by 50%, and if it is the player's own village, travel is free of charge.

## Village

**Settler**: The player that starts the village is known as the village settler. The settler of a village will always be the same player.

### Score
A village's progress is measured by a points score, and starts with 1,000 points. There are five milestones:

- Settlement (1000 points)
- Village (4000 points)
- Town (10,000 points)
- Metropolis (18,000 points)
- Megalopolis (30,000 points)

Reaching higher milestones allows the village to have more villagers. So, as the village advances, it can accommodate an increasing number of villagers.

### Villagers
A village can have up to 8 villagers, who are unlocked through the mason. When a villager is unlocked, the village gains 500 points. Each villager starts with a happiness score of 10, which can rise if they survive a raid or decrease if they perish in one. The village's settler can collect taxes from the villagers every 24 hours using the bell. The amount of emeralds received as tax depends on the villager's happiness. For example, a villager with a happiness score of 50 will contribute 50 emeralds in tax.

### Traders
A village can have up to 13 traders, starting with a farmer and mason. The mason can unlock new traders, earning the village 500 points for each new trader. Traders can level up, unlocking new trades, and the village gains 250 experience points each time they level up. Traders gain experience by selling emeralds, and for every experience point they earn, the village earns 1 point.

### Keeper
The village's protector, known as the Keeper, is an iron golem situated at the village center, tasked with safeguarding it from raiders.

#### Health
The Keeper's maximum health depends on the village's points. To restore its health, simply right-click the Keeper with an emerald (50 health) or an emerald block (450 health).

#### Skills
During raids, the Keeper gains experience by defeating raiders, enabling it to level up. Each level grants the Keeper a skill point that can be allocated to one of three skills:

- Strength (increasing damage dealt)
- Defense (reducing damage taken)
- Agility (increasing movement speed).

Advancing a skill requires spending emeralds, with the cost increasing as the skill becomes more advanced.The Keeper can attain a maximum level of 100, allowing for a total of 100 skill points. The village settler can access the Keeper's menu by right-clicking, facilitating skill advancement.

### Raids

#### Bad Omen
Pillagers roam near the village. If a settler kills one, it brings a bad omen on the village. Killing more pillagers can increase the omen level to 5. The higher the omen level, the greater the risk of a raid.

#### Raiders
During a raid, raiders enter the village from all four directions aiming to kill all traders and villagers. Your aim is to protect the villagers and defeat the raiders. If all villagers die, the village loses. If all raiders are eliminated, you win. The raid's difficulty is based on the village's points.

#### Villagers
Villagers, including traders, have 50 health. If a villager is killed during the raid, they will respawn after the raid finishes.

#### Keeper
The village keeper will actively engage with the raiders. If the keeper is killed during the raid, the keeper will respawn after the raid has finished with 100 health.

### Treasures
While doing activities like mining, you might stumble upon an treasure scroll. Activating this scroll assigns you a specific task to carry out. Upon successful completion of this task, a treasure chest's location is unveiled. This treasure chest contains various of loot.
Treasure Tasks
- Digging clay
- Mining stone
- Chopping wood
- Harvesting crops
- Killing animals
- Killing zombies
- Catching fish
- Killing pillagers

### Emeralds
Emeralds serve as the currency within villages. They are used to trade with traders and for advancing keeper's skills or repairing the keeper.

### Resources
Outside the village you can find mining sites for stone and clay. During the day, animals spawn in the animal pen in the village. During the night, zombies spawn outside the village. Zombies drop experience and rotten flesh.

### Conquest
Player can occupy other villagers by conquering the village through a conquest. A conquest can be started in a village by placing down an ominous banner. Ominous banner can be bought from the outpost trader. To conquer the village, the conqueror must kill the keeper of the village.

### Market
A global player marketplace where you can buy and sell items with other players. The currency used in the market is gold. Right-click the wandering trader in the village to open the market menu.

#### List Item
Left-click the wandering trader with an item in your hand. A sign input menu will appear. Enter the amount you want to sell the item in your hand for from 5 to 5,000 gold nuggets.

## Outpost
- Gold
- Watchtower
- Merchant
- Capture
Pillagers
- Vengeance
- Blackjack

## Clan

## Legacy
- World Settlement
- Top Settlers
- World Conquest
- Top Conquerors

## Specials

### Items
#### Barrel
Barrels, which can be found in treasures, offer extra storage. You can open a barrel by right-clicking on it when it's in your hand. You can store items, including other barrels, inside a barrel, thus creating nested barrels for additional storage.
#### Fireball
Fireballs can be found in treasures. You can shoot fireball by right clicking in your hand.
#### Name Tag
Found in treasures. Can be used to rename barrels. Drag and drop name tag onto barrel to rename.
#### Ominous Banner
You can purchase an omnious banner from the outpost trader for 24 gold nuggets. An omnious banner can be placed in an enemy village to start a conquest on the village.

#### Wither Rose
You can purchase a wither rose from the outpost trader for six gold nuggets. A village occupier can use this wither rose to transfer occupation back to the village settler. This is done by right-clicking the village keeper with the wither rose in hand.

### Blocks
#### Tactical Wool
#### TNT
#### Campfire

## Chat
### Global
Start your message with `!` to send a global message.
### Clan
Start your chat message with `#` to send a clan message.

## Terminology
Settler
Keeper
Occupier
Villager
Raid
Conquest