Starting on Frontier
You begin on Frontier with nothing. Your first goal is simple survival — find water, food, and basic tools before you worry about anything else. Everything you build toward starts here.
Everything you need to go from nothing on Frontier to a permanent settlement on Homeland. Read it in order, or jump to where you are.
You begin on Frontier with nothing. Your first goal is simple survival — find water, food, and basic tools before you worry about anything else. Everything you build toward starts here.
Hunger and thirst are constant. Drink from wells and clean sources, and keep food on you. Managing your stats is the difference between surviving a trip to an extraction and dying on the way.
Cold and wet will kill you as surely as any player. Watch your temperature, stay dry, and use fires and clothing to regulate warmth — especially before long overland movement.
Wounds, sickness, and bloodloss all matter. Carry medical supplies, treat infections, and don’t ignore status effects. Medical gear retains value — it keeps you and your group alive.
Hunting, fishing, farming, and foraging are real ways to sustain yourself and stock resources for Homeland. Exploration is rewarded — the world encourages you to move and search.
Vehicles are accomplishments, not pickups. Recovering, repairing, and protecting one is a major step — it changes how much you can carry and how far you can range on Frontier.
Materials, parts, and supplies are the point of Frontier. What you gather here becomes what Homeland gets to keep. Prioritize what your settlement actually needs.
Before you transfer, decide what to carry. Reach a Southern, Central, or Northern extraction region when you’re ready — logging out away from an extraction keeps you where you are.
Your character and equipment continue with you into Homeland. This is where what you carried out of Frontier becomes permanent.
Build anywhere on Homeland. Start small, secure storage, and expand as your group and resources grow. A settlement is meant to last.
This is still survival — bases can be attacked. Store resources thoughtfully, build defense in, and don’t keep everything in one place.
Use the server’s group and alliance systems to organize people, share a base, and coordinate defense. Civilization is built by cooperation.
Homeland preserves; Frontier provides. When your settlement needs more, extract back to Frontier and gather again. The loop between the two worlds is the game.