Building in Pax Dei

Building in Pax Dei will be reminiscent of games like Valheim and Rust with a free building style allowing players to build on claimable plots. With Mainframe Industries stating they intend to use “Basic state of the art building mechanics”.

Shops

Players will be able to build their own shops which we assume will function something like a vending machine in order to continue selling items while players are offline.

Building in Pax Dei

Building in Pax Dei – Heartlands

The Heartlands will be restricted from PvP fights. Outside the Heartlands, players will have various options to choose if and how they want to experience PvP, and how much they’re willing to risk in doing so.

There will be multiple maps (provinces) that are around 100 square km in size and they have multiple Heartlands in. Players can look forward to building their own unique structures all throughout the Heartlands.

Building in Pax Dei

A place to call home

Travel the relative safety of the Heartlands and find the perfect plot of land on which to build your home. Protected by the grace of the Divine , your village is a safe harbor where your Clan can grow and prosper.
Everything in this world is produced by the players’ hands and skills. Your village needs clothes, walls, food, flowers, and prayers. Your Clan, weapons, and armor. Others require tools, materials, or mysterious reagents. It’s easy to find your place and play your part in this breathing world.

Building in Pax Dei

Plots

A plot is a portion of land that belongs to a character and that you can “claim” in the areas open for building. This portion of land is circular and vast enough to build a house of reasonable size and a couple of smaller structures. When you’re placing a plot, you’ll be able to pretty freely pick the plot location in the Heartlands and will see a preview of exactly what the area you’re getting is like.

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