Farmlands are your agricultural base and territorial footprint. They grow crops, produce seeds, restore soil through grazing, and increase roster capacity.
Each player can own up to 5 farmlands. New players start with one Small Plains farmland called Prairie Patch.
Owned fighters do not consume farmland space. Planted crops use 1 space each. Grazing fighters use 2 spaces each.
| Farmland size and roster capacity: shows how each farm size controls planting/grazing space and how much it contributes to maximum fighter roster capacity. | ||
|---|---|---|
| Size | Farm Capacity | Roster Contribution |
| Small | 20 | 4 fighters |
| Medium | 35 | 7 fighters |
| Large | 45 | 9 fighters |
| Extra Large | 50 | 10 fighters |
Plains are neutral. Other terrains specialize in one fastest stat, one strong stat, two normal stats, one slight stat, and one blocked stat.
Best
Good
Normal
Slight
BlockedIf soil reaches 0, all plants on that farmland are destroyed and a notice plus game log records the loss.
Assign your fighters to graze on farmlands to restore soil quality. A grazing fighter consumes 2 capacity spaces on the farmland.
Soil quality cannot exceed the farmland's Max Soil Quality limit.
Grazing on elemental farmlands trains your fighter in a specific favored stat after a 6-tick (1 hour) settle-in period:
EXP gained per tick based on farm size: Small: 2 EXP, Medium: 3 EXP, Large: 4 EXP, XL: 5 EXP.
Plains (Neutral) Grazing: Plains have no favored stat. Instead, grazing here grants 1 EXP in a randomly chosen stat, rolled multiple times per tick based on farm size: Small: 3 rolls (3 EXP), Medium: 4 rolls (4 EXP), Large: 5 rolls (5 EXP), XL: 6 rolls (6 EXP) per tick.
| Terrain compatibility matrix: shows which crop primary stats each terrain grows fastest, normally, slowly, or blocks. | |||||
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| Terrain | Best | Good | Normal | Slight | Blocked |
| Plains | None | None |       | None | None |
| Rocky | | | | | |
| Forest | | | | | |
| Hot | | | | | |
| Frozen | | | | | |
| Wet | | | | | |
| Stormy | | | | | |
| Farmland names by terrain and size: shows the player-facing farmland name for each environment and farm size. | ||||
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| Environment | Small | Medium | Large | Extra Large |
| Plains | Prairie Patch | Grassy Acreage | Golden Savanna | Sunset Expanse |
| Rocky | Crag Plot | Stone Acreage | Mountain Estate | Bedrock Stronghold |
| Forest | Sapling Grove | Thicket Pasture | Ancient Canopy | Emerald Sanctuary |
| Hot | Ember Patch | Scorch Field | Inferno Plains | Volcanic Forge |
| Frozen | Frost Hollow | Glacial Ridge | Tundra Basin | Permafrost Citadel |
| Wet | Brookside Plot | Marshland Acre | Riverrun Delta | Abyssal Wetlands |
| Stormy | Static Field | Thunder Meadow | Ionized Plateau | Supercell Spire |
| Farmland upgrade costs by slot: shows how much it costs to upgrade each farm slot from one size to the next. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Farm Slot | Small to Medium | Medium to Large | Large to XL |
| 1 | 1,000 | 10,000 | 100,000 |
| 2 | 10,000 | 100,000 | 1,000,000 |
| 3 | 100,000 | 1,000,000 | 10,000,000 |
| 4 | 1,000,000 | 10,000,000 | 100,000,000 |
| 5 | 10,000,000 | 100,000,000 | 1,000,000,000 |
| Farmland unlock prices: shows the coin cost to unlock each additional small farmland slot. | |
|---|---|
| Farm Slot | Unlock Price |
| 2 | 100,000 |
| 3 | 1,000,000 |
| 4 | 10,000,000 |
| 5 | 100,000,000 |
| Terraform prices by size: shows how much it costs to change a farmland environment while keeping the same size. | |
|---|---|
| Size | Terraform Price |
| Small | 1,000 |
| Medium | 2,000 |
| Large | 4,000 |
| Extra Large | 8,000 |
For slightly compatible crops, only the crop's secondary stat currently qualifies it for planting. Tertiary stat does not count. Crop names are sorted alphabetically inside each terrain row.
| Allowed slightly compatible crops: shows which specific crops can still be planted on slightly compatible terrain because their secondary stat qualifies. | |
|---|---|
| Terrain | Allowed Slightly Compatible Crops |
| Rocky |  Moricoco Yamibulb |
| Forest |  Bramiko Solhana |
| Hot |  Emberu Galenana Kazeleaf |
| Frozen |  Raizune Shirokai |
| Wet |  Shifuro Aoboshi |
| Stormy |  Ginmaku Sujigane |
Planting consumes seeds immediately. Each planted seed uses 1 space and appears as a sapling. After 1 game day of growth, it becomes harvestable unless terrain compatibility changes the duration.
You can destroy a planted crop to free space, but it returns no crop and no seed.
Small farms have 20 capacity and 6,000 max soil quality. With 20 planted crops, soil drains for 300 ticks. At default tick speed, that is 50 real-world hours. If soil reaches 0, all plants are destroyed and the player receives a notice plus game log.