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There are several maps that can be played on for DvZ. Every map is very different but all strive for the same kind of “not too big” style that was common before the most recent "loadouts" version of DvZ. Every map has all the resources necessary to operate in some form or another and have at least one shrine, but most maps have at least two. Mapmaker credits can be found on the file page for each of the images below (click 'more details' while viewing an image).
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Mapmaker credits can be found on the file page for each of the images below (click 'more details' while viewing an image).
  
 
== Regular Maps ==
 
== Regular Maps ==
  
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These maps are used for regular DvZ games, either in the main map rotation or as options in the weekly event map vote. Not all of these maps will feature in the map rotation, and some are reserved exclusively for the event map vote due to their size or other features.
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These maps are used for regular DvZ games, either in the main map rotation or chosen by admins for event games. Not all of these maps will feature in the map rotation, and some are reserved exclusively for event games due to their size or other features.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 23:04, 9 September 2022

Mapmaker credits can be found on the file page for each of the images below (click 'more details' while viewing an image).

Regular Maps

These maps are used for regular DvZ games, either in the main map rotation or chosen by admins for event games. Not all of these maps will feature in the map rotation, and some are reserved exclusively for event games due to their size or other features.

  • Accretion Ridge

  • Alchemy Bay

  • Ancient Grove

  • The Archives

  • The Bellows

  • Belly of the Beast

  • Bryce Monastery

  • Canopy Cove

  • Daragor

  • Deadwood Spires

  • The Dirge

  • Dogekac

  • Dragonbone Fields

  • Eryn Envala

  • Forgotten Asylum

  • Forgotten Mines

  • Friendship Town IV

  • Frost Hold Canyon

  • Geyser Rock

  • Glitterhelm Caverns

  • Golestandt's Den

  • Grapevine Vale

  • Great H'cet War

  • Hazel Peaks

  • Hergesnerv

  • Hidden Valley

  • Hinterland Frontier

  • Laimargia's Greed

  • Nekrosis

  • Hold of Nolrim

  • Mt Willy

  • Plagued Marsh

  • Plains

  • Queen's Citadel

  • Namazu Archipelago

  • Noatun's Groft

  • Raenil Sanctuary

  • Rainbowland

  • Redstone Gorge

  • Rift

  • Secluded Temple

  • Satellite Outpost 12E

  • Scorched Canyon

  • Shipwreck Shore

  • Skalamyrr Citadel

  • Sophanem

  • Throntodur

  • Toyshop Terror

  • Tree of Eenoln

  • Trojan Keep

  • West Delphia

  • Windy Run River

  • Winter Workshop

Rush Mode Maps

Rush Mode is a special mode for DvZ games in which game progress is sped up considerably compared to normal. Rush Mode games typically run with very few players, and a special rotation of smaller maps is maintained specifically for Rush Mode games.

  • Ancient Mountain

  • Arcane Towers

  • Chrysalis

  • Ensomfyr

  • Erebor

  • The Incinerator

  • Jungle Outpost

  • Mózgoczaszka

  • Molgan

  • Oasis

  • Rush River

  • Sapphire Cavern

  • Spire of Defile

  • Tranquil Garden

If you're a builder, it's possible to submit maps for use on the server, but it's important that you read the mapmaking information first.

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