No-Claim Zones and Proximity Rules
1. Every primary server build shall have a 700 block radius zone in which region creation and plot purchase is not permitted. This means no new regions may be established and no additional plots may be placed within 700 blocks of any protected block in a primary server build. Regions that are in place before the server build is put in place may be within the 700 block radius. Primary server builds include but are not limited to The Crossroads and Pantheon, Port Silver, the Warcamp, the Garden of Games, and the Sisterhood Temple. Please refer to the map below to see the location of these builds. Keep in mind, there may be primary server builds not included on the map. The best way to find out whether you can claim a region in your desired location is to ask a staff member.
2. Every standalone region shall have a no-claim radius or sphere of influence, the size of which is determined by the number of plots in the region. Only the region Owner or someone who has permission from the region Owner may found a region or buy plots within another region's no-claim radius.
The size of the no-build radius is to be determined by finding the lesser of the two formulas:
# of blocks in radius = 100 + # of plots protected
or
# of blocks in radius = 700
Under this, a 1 plot region will have a no-claim radius of 101 blocks. A 317 plot region will have a 417 block no-claim zone radius, and a 967 plot region will have a 700 block no claim zone radius. The bare minimum is thus 101 and the max 700.
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3. Allied regions in close proximity shall have a compounded no-claim radius or sphere of influence. Allied regions need not be owned by the same Owner, but ought to be controlled IC by one entity. In addition, there ought to be an OOC agreement in place to keep the regions allied. Players may not, without all respective Owners' permission, create a region in an area that is encapsulated or nearly encapsulated by several allied spheres of influence. In the below picture, one cannot claim in the space between the circles without permission.
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Disclaimer: Staff is not responsible for inner roleplay skirmishes and battles within the Allied Regions that lead to requests on WEing one region away from the other. Be sure to check with the Owners around your possible new region to see if you're accidentally sitting in their No-Build sphere of influence.
4. Rival regions in close proximity shall create a no-claim zone in the space it encapsulates or nearly encapsulates. Players may not create regions in said space without permission from all relevant Owners.
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5. If a player unintentionally settles a region in a no-claim zone, said player may have the region and builds moved to a staff approved location. The player must then work with staff to select a proper location. This is only allowed once per player. Subsequent or intentional infringements shall result in region and build removal with no refund.
If you have questions or you would like help finding a place to start your region, please contact a staff member or post below.
1. Every primary server build shall have a 700 block radius zone in which region creation and plot purchase is not permitted. This means no new regions may be established and no additional plots may be placed within 700 blocks of any protected block in a primary server build. Regions that are in place before the server build is put in place may be within the 700 block radius. Primary server builds include but are not limited to The Crossroads and Pantheon, Port Silver, the Warcamp, the Garden of Games, and the Sisterhood Temple. Please refer to the map below to see the location of these builds. Keep in mind, there may be primary server builds not included on the map. The best way to find out whether you can claim a region in your desired location is to ask a staff member.
2. Every standalone region shall have a no-claim radius or sphere of influence, the size of which is determined by the number of plots in the region. Only the region Owner or someone who has permission from the region Owner may found a region or buy plots within another region's no-claim radius.
The size of the no-build radius is to be determined by finding the lesser of the two formulas:
# of blocks in radius = 100 + # of plots protected
or
# of blocks in radius = 700
Under this, a 1 plot region will have a no-claim radius of 101 blocks. A 317 plot region will have a 417 block no-claim zone radius, and a 967 plot region will have a 700 block no claim zone radius. The bare minimum is thus 101 and the max 700.
View attachment 69398
3. Allied regions in close proximity shall have a compounded no-claim radius or sphere of influence. Allied regions need not be owned by the same Owner, but ought to be controlled IC by one entity. In addition, there ought to be an OOC agreement in place to keep the regions allied. Players may not, without all respective Owners' permission, create a region in an area that is encapsulated or nearly encapsulated by several allied spheres of influence. In the below picture, one cannot claim in the space between the circles without permission.
View attachment 69399
Disclaimer: Staff is not responsible for inner roleplay skirmishes and battles within the Allied Regions that lead to requests on WEing one region away from the other. Be sure to check with the Owners around your possible new region to see if you're accidentally sitting in their No-Build sphere of influence.
4. Rival regions in close proximity shall create a no-claim zone in the space it encapsulates or nearly encapsulates. Players may not create regions in said space without permission from all relevant Owners.
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5. If a player unintentionally settles a region in a no-claim zone, said player may have the region and builds moved to a staff approved location. The player must then work with staff to select a proper location. This is only allowed once per player. Subsequent or intentional infringements shall result in region and build removal with no refund.
If you have questions or you would like help finding a place to start your region, please contact a staff member or post below.
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