Back on the Land: Wild Northeast Revival

2025-04-16T11:28:45


Back on the Land: Wild Northeast Revival

After about 9 months away from land to focus on SPS & the broader economy, I’ve started spinning things back up — and honestly, it feels good to be back. Big shoutout to @azircon for the push. Watching his recent land moves - along with a bit of a personal shove ;) - reminded me why I was excited about this part of the game in the first place.
Right now, I’m based in the Wild Northeast, spread across three regions:
  • PR-WNE-94 (Shu Vho)
  • PR-WNE-98 (Sonn)
  • PR-WNE-102 (Kithden)


Plot Breakdown

Kithden (102)

My strongest zone so far. Four active plots, covering River, Caldera, and Canyon terrain. Currently producing grain, iron, stone & research. Rarity mix is mostly Rare with one Epic. Total PP sits at 192.57k — solid output, especially as far as grain & research are concerned.

Shu Vho (94)

Two plots active here — Plains and Swamp. One Epic Grain Farm and a Common Logging Camp. Slower but steady.

Sonn (98)

Just one plot right now — an Epic Research Hut (River, Magical: Earth). Modest PP but helping on the research point front.


Production Snapshot

Based on current numbers, and according to @beaker007's site , I'm sitting at 98% self-sufficiency. Net positive on grain & research, but still pulling some stone, wood, and iron from the market to cover shortfalls.


WNE Leaderboard Check-In

Currently ranked #55 in Research Points across the Wild Northeast (134,491 Research Points). Not amazing, but decent considering everything was offline for most of the year. There's still a lot of headroom left as I continue to optimize.


Why Now

We’re in the middle of Land 1.75 — and with Midnight Potion production around the corner, I wanted to be ready. That new crafting layer could shift the whole resource game, especially for those already focused on research.
Also worth noting: the latest Conflict Wagon update makes land a lot more relevant to core gameplay. The resource loop matters more now. If you're ignoring land, you’re missing part of the picture.


What’s Next

  • Fine-tuning card deployments on plots to maximize output
  • Possibly taking Azircon up on his offer to manage a few of his plots
  • Ongoing allocation of resources into totems & titles to boost production
  • Closely watching how Midnight Potion rollout impacts land economics
Feels like the game is entering a new phase & land is finally pulling its weight. Looking forward to seeing how it all plays out.

Until next time


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