Placing banners underground.

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soliddgino
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Placing banners underground.

Post by soliddgino »

I think you should be able to place banners underneath your village claim. Or perhaps even make a building of some sort that allows you to extend your village claim anywhere. Lets say you have a village to the south and you want a large outpost to the north. Maybe a half village claim that is half the size and only 15K LP to set up that doesnt create a whole new village but rather adds to your village. This would be useful for easily making underground villages on all different levels of underground. With this half village idol on each level. It makes sense to me because as of right now. If you own a village above ground, below ground you're forced to just use Personal claims to protect your village area.
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Granger
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Re: Placing banners underground.

Post by Granger »

Since you now can be member of more than one village: Simply drop another idol where you need it.
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Procne
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Re: Placing banners underground.

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Granger wrote:Since you now can be member of more than one village
You can? How does village chat work then?
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bmjclark
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Re: Placing banners underground.

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Unless i'm missing something, there's not a way to be a part of 2 villages. I got oathed out of one village into another and i'm definitely only a member of the second village and have to be partied to access stuff in the first. Unless there's some secret dual citizenship button i'm missing i don't think you can be a member of 2 villages >.>
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