Guide overview
Kefir says another player cannot seize an owned settlement before the wipe. Buying an unclaimed settlement, a clan controlling a district, and a rival temporarily entering a building are three different mechanics. Kefir's Power Pyramid announcement · Kefir's base raid FAQ
Read the map at the right level
- Settlement ownership protects the owner until the wipe. The owner rents out plots and collects a share of residents' eligible transactions.
- District control lets a clan collect a portion of the taxes paid to settlement owners in the district.
- Building access lasts until the breach ends or the owner repairs the Security System.
Kefir's October FAQ also describes a rare total-base raid. Its scope is one property and its assets. The settlement itself follows the ownership rule in the later Power Pyramid post.
Find an available settlement
If you want your own settlement, look for one without an owner on the server map and inspect its purchase requirement. For one base, start with a vacant plot inside an owned settlement and read the rental sign. Check the Settlement Title guide for document types and wipe rules for when ownership resets. Kefir has not published a server-by-server ownership exception in these sources.
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