Locations

At present it doesn't look like there's any way to change which of the villages you call your home.

Native Villages

Dalpok

• Location: To the west of the mountain.
• Shaman: Shubar

Raktam

• Location: To the east of the mountain.
• Shaman: Najdam
• GPS coordinates: -70.323, 26.470 (Shaman location)

Wiksik

• Location: South-east of the mountain.
• Shaman: Tapran

Outsider Villages

Durham

• Location: The south-west edge of the island.
• Shaman: Kadmor
• GPS coordinates -70.648,26.343 (Shaman location)
• A hut filled with rifles and rifle bullets is located at -70.647,+26.349

York

• Location: The centre of the southern edge of the island.
• Shaman: Kahuni
• GPS coordinates: -70.371, 26.314 (Shaman location)
• Trading post: -70.367, 26.313

Derby

• Location: Towards the south-east corner of the island.
• Shaman: Balchig
• GPS coordinates: -70.095,+26.350 (Shaman location)
• Notable buildings: Hut at (-70.092,26.350) is a trading post.

Other Features

Terrain Types

Within the navigation map there are a number of different coloured areas which correspond to the different terrain types.

beach

grass- land

jungle (d = density level)

mount- ain

swamp

water

deep water

ocean (inaccessible)

d0

d1

d2

d3

d4

d5

d6

d7

d8

d9

d10

In addition you may find other zones or details within the terrain. A common one for those first arriving are those considered part of a village where, for example, a d0 space within the village would be labeled "Dalpok" instead of "Jungle". Others exist as well; for example, bushes and trees in the jungle and there are caves and tunnels in the mountain terrain.

Beach

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Nothing specific is known at this time.

Grassland

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There's a swath of grassland cutting north-south, a few clicks west of Dalpok. Can be found by following the road north from Derby.

Jungle

0

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5

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9

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It is everywhere, some places it is too thick to travel through and you will have to use a machete to chop through.

Mountain

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Impassable mountain in the middle of Shartak. Seems quite large. A waterfall on its south side forms a river leading south - climbing the waterfall takes you to a small ledge of jungle with no apparent features.

Swamp

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Follow the river south of the mountain to find an alligator-infested swamp. NOTE: It takes 2 AP to move and 3AP per search in the swamp instead of the normal 1 AP.

Water

water

deep

ocean

Movement in water takes 2 AP by default. Movement in deep water takes 3 AP by default. Sharks, which cannot be seen, attack in deep water. The attacks take 2 HP and leave the player wounded. The wound takes 1 HP per move and can only be healed by a first aid kit or healing herbs.

Details

Bush

Found "a bush covered in berries" in the jungle to the east of Dalpok. Searched and found berries which took away 2 HP when eaten.

Mango Tree

Found a mango tree on the road leading north from Derby. Searching seems to provide a ready source of mangoes, predictably.

Known locations: [-70.380,+26.369]

Banana Tree

A banana tree, it appears as a little tree icon in the corner of a map square. Seems to be a reliable source of bananas.

Known locations: [-70.421,+26.408]

Unknown Trees

These are trees whose locations are known, but not what type of fruit they bear.

Known locations: [-70.401,+26.502], [-70.435,+26486], [-70.316,+26.504]

Cave

Cave spotted somewhere near Dalpok. Unexplored. At the edge of a mountain came across a cave went scavenging but was only able to find broken knives. Another cave led into a tunnel through the mountain itself.

Hut

Huts are generally found in villages. Players can enter huts for shelter.

Ruins

On the west bank of the river that runs south from the mountain. Also [-70.391, 26.48]

Tunnel

At least one tunnel traverses through a mountain.

Size

Based on the number above and some of my own observations, I reckon that Shartak is ten days travel East-West and about about four days North-South. This is assuming 1 AP per square of movement. At 15 miles/24 km per day that would make Shartak 150 miles by 60 miles or 240 km by 96 km. I've pulled the distance per day out of my head, but it does give an idea of scale.

Figure out the size of the gps units and find the outer bounds of the gps co-ordinates to get a more accurate size.

So that isn't an accurate guess? :) Measuring the distance from 70E 26S to 71E 26S gives about 100km (62.5 miles). This would mean each block is 0.1km. Distance east-west is 67.4km, north-south is 26.8km (possibly a bit more). Is that any better?

Sounds pretty close to what I got for the per-block measurements. --Simon 02:24, 6 March 2006 (GMT)