How to Identify Player-Made Villages

Everybody needs silver, but you need to be careful which villages you mine. The Rules of Engagement state that a player-made village belongs exclusively to the player who creates it.

What to look for

While there is no guaranteed way to identify a player-made tile, if you follow these guidelines you should be able to avoid stealing someone else’s mine.

• the maximum level of a computer-generated village is level 25. Anything higher is definitely player-made.
• the maximum amount of silver in a computer-generated village is 1M. Anything more is definitely player-made.
• a player-made village always has a level that is a multiple of 5 (10/15/20/25/etc.)
• a player-made village contains more silver than a computer-generated village of the same level (ex. 2M vs. 1M for lvl 25)
• a player-made village is usually built on sand dunes. There are very few terrain types that allow you to build a village. Villages on those types are likely player-made. Villages on a terrain type that does not allow for construction are definitely computer-made.
• a player-made village is not required to be on clan territory, but building within the clan’s borders is the smart move. Other clans will not mine within our borders, so if you want to protect your investment, you just need to register your village in the clan RSS chat "Phoenix Rising RSSREG" with your village’s coordinates.

Silver levels in villages