Land Phase 1
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Land Phase 1 introduced the ability to survey claimed deeds. While claiming deeds reveals the location of individual plots, surveying reveals the Land Type, Rarity, and Geography of land. Players were also able to purchase Starter Packages before surveying. These provide a variety of benefits to land in the later stages.
Unsurveyed land can be purchased on the .
Surveyed land can be purchased on the .
Once Surveyed, Land Deeds are updated with the Land Type, Rarity, and Geography.
Natural - Natural lands do not provide a boost to production.
Magic - 100% production Boost to Secret of Praetoria Research
Occupied - 100% boost to SPS mining
Kingdom - Keep owners collect taxes from production in their tract while Castle owners collect taxes from their entire region.
Prateoria has 14 different terrain types ranging from Desert to Tundra. Praetorian terrain preferences dictate which elements favor the various terrain types. This information is key to determining which cards will be the most productive on a particular plot of land.
**Please Note: Starter Packages are no longer available.
Building in a Box - provides all necessary resources to construct a Level 1 building (or equivalent).
The power source included in this package is non-transferable.
Time Vault - provides 48 hours or 'speed up' perks - reducing the processing time for certain actions.
Unstable Totem - provides a temporary 30-day bonus that doubles the production rate for a building on the applied plot.
Rarity follows the same designations as Splinterlands cards with Common, Rare, Epic, and Legendary. The Land expansion adds one Level above Legendary, called Mythic. Mythic Lands hold Castles and Keeps. Castles and Keeps are ancient structures hidden within Praetoria with incredible magical power. They collect resources via taxes from the active plots in their tracts or regions. Lands of higher provide greater boosts to resource production.
Learn about They were available for purchase during the initial Surveying process and were only available for 60 days post-release.
