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Village Plan (Final - Enhanced Edition; 2009-12-28)
- Thread starter DarkUnderlord
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It'll depend largely on terrain. I'd make a few changes though.
1. There needs to be at least 5 tiles space between each personal plot, otherwise you can't claim the whole lot with your personal claim (personal claims must be at least 5 tiles apart).
2. Personal plots need to be square so people can claim them easily. Anything else == problems getting your claim to cover everything.
A basic grid pattern is probably the way to go.
1. There needs to be at least 5 tiles space between each personal plot, otherwise you can't claim the whole lot with your personal claim (personal claims must be at least 5 tiles apart).
2. Personal plots need to be square so people can claim them easily. Anything else == problems getting your claim to cover everything.
A basic grid pattern is probably the way to go.
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