Wilds are regions on the World Map that are not occupied by a city. They serve several purposes, including combat, city relocation, and increasing your resource production.
Types of Wilds
Wilds have different functions depending on their type:
Combat
- Pictish Camps: Contain invaders that can be scouted and attacked.
City Relocation
- Plains: Allow you to relocate your City to that location.
Resource Production
Conquering Wilds provides boosts to your City's resource production. There are different types of Resource Wilds:
- Food: Grasslands, Lakes, and Wheat Fields.
- Ore: Mountains and Mines (Mines produce Iron Ore).
- Stone: Hills and Gravel Piles.
- Wood: Forests.
- Gold Coins: Relics.
Higher-level Wilds provide better production boosts but require a larger army to conquer and defend.
Attacking Wilds also gives you a chance to receive City Crests, which can be used to obtain new City Deeds.
How to Conquer Wilds
To conquer an unoccupied or occupied Wild, you must have available Troops.
Keep in mind that once you claim a Wild and receive its resource bonus, your City may become a target for enemy attacks. Make sure you have enough Might and Troops to defend your conquest!
Managing Your Conquered Wilds
All conquered Wilds are listed in your Castle under the Conquests tab.
- Leveling up your Castle increases the maximum number of Wilds you can conquer.
- If you reach your conquest limit, you can free up space by abandoning lower-level Wilds.
To do so, select the Wild you wish to give up and tap Abandon.
Where Can I Find Wilds?
To view Wilds on the World Map, open the general Map View using the map icon in the lower-left corner of the game screen.
Tip: Focus on conquering higher-level Wilds whenever your army is strong enough to hold them. Better Wilds mean greater resource production, but remember to keep your defenses ready!