Coordinates are precise but awkward to say out loud or type quickly in alliance chat. This community-made zone grid divides the world map into labeled regions — a letter plus a number, like L2 or M7 — so you can call out a location in a couple of characters instead of a full coordinate pair.
Reading the grid
- Each region has a zone code (e.g.
B7,J1,P1) — use these for quick call-outs like “rallying at J1” instead of sharing raw coordinates. - Each region also shows a numbered badge (1 through 7). The single level-7 zone (
P1) sits near the map’s center, with level generally stepping down toward the edges. What that number precisely governs in-game — difficulty, a level requirement, or something else — hasn’t been confirmed yet. - The blank line beside each badge is most likely meant for writing in whichever alliance currently holds that zone, so your alliance can maintain its own annotated copy of the map. That’s an inference from the template’s layout, not a confirmed feature.
Unverified beyond the zone layout itself. If you can confirm what the level badges represent, or how your alliance is meant to use the blank line, share it in Discord so this page can be tightened up.
Evidence:The zone-code grid image is a player-created community reference (credited 'by: krazekiote' in the source), not official documentation. What each zone's numbered level badge actually governs in-game (a monster/resource difficulty tier, a building-level requirement, or something else) has not been confirmed, and neither has the exact purpose of the blank line next to each badge — it's presented here as likely intended for noting which alliance currently holds that zone, but that's an inference, not a confirmed fact.