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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. Each | + | 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. Each map description contains a little write-up of their lore. |
Maps are divided into two categories: Primary and Other. Primary maps are those which are played more often, whether it be automatically queued or regularly played. Other maps are those which are irregular in their game style, are played much less often, and are typically relegated to the weekend event map vote. | Maps are divided into two categories: Primary and Other. Primary maps are those which are played more often, whether it be automatically queued or regularly played. Other maps are those which are irregular in their game style, are played much less often, and are typically relegated to the weekend event map vote. | ||
Revision as of 16:35, 10 October 2020
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. Each map description contains a little write-up of their lore.
Maps are divided into two categories: Primary and Other. Primary maps are those which are played more often, whether it be automatically queued or regularly played. Other maps are those which are irregular in their game style, are played much less often, and are typically relegated to the weekend event map vote.
Click on a map's name below to find out more.
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
