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Finishing quests adds influence to the region you are in. If your side needs a zone, that is where you need to play.
Introducing Territories
Every zone can change hands.
Territories turns the world into a fight over real places. Quest, kill enemies, build influence in a region, and help your side take ground.
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How it works
What is in the system now
It starts simple: play in a zone, build influence there, and help tip that zone toward your side.
Small fights add up.
Eligible creature kills also help. Regular enemies move the bar a little; elites move it more. Repeated farming is capped so one grind spot cannot decide a whole zone.
Taking a zone takes work.
A region needs 100 total influence before anybody can claim it. Your side needs 60% to take it, and the other side has to push you down to 40% to take it back.
What comes next
There is more to fight over
These parts come after the basic territory loop has been tested by real players.
Territory wars
When war breaks out, the side holding the region has to defend it while the other side comes to take it. The fight has a clear place, a clear reason, and something to lose.
Defences worth building
Controlled territory can grow fortifications over time. The point is to give a side something visible to build up, and something the other side wants to break.
Reasons to hold ground
Control can lead to regional perks, events, and changes in the world. We will add those once the ownership loop is working properly.
Territory map
Who holds what
Pick a continent, then click a region to check its control. Blue is Alliance, red is Horde, and gold is contested.
AllianceHordeContested
World Control
Evenly contested
61 regions across Azeroth, Outland, and Northrend
0 Alliance0 Horde61 Contested
