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I think having land and not ruining it is the most beautiful art that anybody could ever want." – Andy Warhol
────────────◈◉◈────────────Land in Splinterlands is an feature that was introduced ever since the whitepaper was released. Lands let players go beyond battles by owning, developing and harvesting resources from virtual plots. Each land plot is located in the fantasy world of Praetoria and comes with unique characteristics that determine what resources it can produce.
Owning land in the game not only adds a passive income stream through selling resources and SPS. It allows you to use the summoners and units you already own in a new way by staking them to work on your plots. Think of them as your little workers. Now, you can use the summoners and units you are not using through staking in Land instead of them sitting in your deck doing nothing.
When assigned to work, your summoners and units help produce valuable resources like grain, wood, ore and stone which can later be used to improve gameplay. Let’s dive into how you can increase your land productivity by using these simple tips.
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Each plot of land has a specific terrain like forest, mountain or plains that determines its primary resource yield. To maximize your land’s value, consider choosing terrains that align with your resource needs. For example, if you’re focused on building structures, resources like grains can be used to upgrade them making it more productive.
Balancing your plots by choosing a mix of terrains allows you to diversify your resources and keep your production in good state. For more on terrain benefits, the Splinterlands community guides offer insights from experienced landowners. You can also check this Splinterlands Community Engagement Challenge contest comment section for this week that focuses on Lands and other articles related to Land. I'll leave the link here. |
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Staking summoners and units on your land increases resource generation but not all of them provide equal benefits. Higher leveled summoners and units generally yield more resources so if you want to maximize your land’s efficiency, stake your strongest summoners and units to gain higher yields on your lands. For example, a high-level Djinn Oshannus can contribute significantly more than a low level Deeplurker when boosting land productivity.
If you’re managing multiple plots, you might want to prioritize staking summoners and units on your rarest plots for maximum gains. Remember, though, that staked summoners and units can’t participate in battles. Keep a balance between your lands and battles based on your deck's needs. Splinterlands forums like PeakD provide discussions on optimal staking strategies. |
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Once you’ve established a basic resource flow, consider having structures on your land to increase your income stream. For each castle and Keep, you get to tax the use of your land and in return, a portion of that tax can be claimed for your own. For more information about Castles and Keeps, check out this link.
Totems can add bonuses to production rates. You can buy them in the marketplace for a cheap cost. Combining the right terain, staked summoners and units, keep or castles and totem will boost your earnings significantly and is key to maximizing gains over time. |
If you’re just starting, take it slow and get familiar with how resources and staking work. Buy a single plot of land in the marketplace and explore. There is no better way to learn this game rather than trial and error.
Land is a long-term investment rewarding those who build and develop their plots with over time. With each plot you acquire, you’re creating a stronger, richer account in Splinterlands enhancing both earnings and rewards.
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