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''' | Maps in ''Foundation'' are divided into '''Territories''', which the player must purchase as the game progresses in order to expand their village. Only within owned territories can resources be harvested, buildings constructed and zones painted. Territories are shaped and sized differently based on the natural terrain and the resources available in that territory. | ||
== | ==Purchasing Territory== | ||
[[File:Abandon Territory.png|thumb|Abandoning a territory]] | [[File:Abandon Territory.png|thumb|Abandoning a territory]] | ||
[[File:Territory cant abandon starting territory.png|thumb|You can't abandon your starting territory]] | [[File:Territory cant abandon starting territory.png|thumb|You can't abandon your starting territory]] | ||
On starting a new game, | On [[Starting a New Game|starting a new game]], the player must select a starting territory. The player can only choose from territories that have the necessary starting resources ({{Item|resource=berries}} and {{Item|resource=stone}}) available. | ||
Apart from this starting territory, all other territories must be obtained through the Territory button of the [[UI Overview|User Interface]]. The player can unlock one territory for free in addition to the starting territory, after which new territories cost {{Item|resource=coin|value=100}}. New territories can only be chosen from those adjacent to a currently owned territory. For each territory owned there is also a monthly upkeep cost, which rises per new territory as the village grows. | |||
== Abandoning Territory == | |||
[[File:Abandon Territory.png|thumb|Abandoning a territory]][[File:Territory cant abandon starting territory.png|thumb|You can't abandon your starting territory]]The player can also abandon territories in the territory menu to reduce upkeep costs. This destroys all buildings and clears any zones placed in that territory, and renders the territory's resources inaccessible. The player cannot abandon territories in a way that would split their owned territory into separate sections, nor can they abandon their starting territory. | |||
[[File:Territory cant abandon split.png|thumb|You can't abandon a territory if that would leave two disconnected pieces of territory]] | [[File:Territory cant abandon split.png|thumb|You can't abandon a territory if that would leave two disconnected pieces of territory]] | ||
[[File:New Territory game start.png|thumb|Choosing a starting territory on a fresh save]] | [[File:New Territory game start.png|thumb|Choosing a starting territory on a fresh save]] | ||
[[File:New Territory.png|thumb|Buying a new territory]] | [[File:New Territory.png|thumb|Buying a new territory]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:43, 23 January 2026
Maps in Foundation are divided into Territories, which the player must purchase as the game progresses in order to expand their village. Only within owned territories can resources be harvested, buildings constructed and zones painted. Territories are shaped and sized differently based on the natural terrain and the resources available in that territory.
Purchasing Territory
On starting a new game, the player must select a starting territory. The player can only choose from territories that have the necessary starting resources (
Berries and 
Stone) available.
Apart from this starting territory, all other territories must be obtained through the Territory button of the User Interface. The player can unlock one territory for free in addition to the starting territory, after which new territories cost 100 
Gold Coins. New territories can only be chosen from those adjacent to a currently owned territory. For each territory owned there is also a monthly upkeep cost, which rises per new territory as the village grows.
Abandoning Territory
The player can also abandon territories in the territory menu to reduce upkeep costs. This destroys all buildings and clears any zones placed in that territory, and renders the territory's resources inaccessible. The player cannot abandon territories in a way that would split their owned territory into separate sections, nor can they abandon their starting territory.
