32x32 column chunks, claimed one at a time. The catch (and the fun part) is that your claim cap grows with your guild's total Power, where each member generates Power while they're online and loses some on death. Default formula: every member starts at 1 power, gains 0.5 per online hour up to a cap of 10, loses 2 on death. One power buys 1.5 chunks of cap.

So a solo player at start gets 1.5 chunks (a home base). A guild of five active members at full power holds around 75 chunks. Recruit, stay active, your map grows.

You can flip the Power system off in the config and use a flat "N chunks per member" cap if you'd rather. Permission enforcement runs through the standard Vintage Story events, no Harmony patches needed.

Every time you claim or unclaim a chunk, the mod auto-groups touching chunks into Regions. Each region gets its own permission table for five tiers: Guild member, Allied, Truce, Neutral, Hostile. You toggle break / place / use containers / use doors / hit entities separately for each tier.

This is how you carve out a public market region inside an otherwise-private claim without giving up the rest of your land. Or a private vault inside a region that's otherwise pretty open.

Craft a Surveyor's Chart, equip it, right-click each corner of the polygon you want. Beacon-style glowing pink pillars mark the vertices you've set so you can see what you're drawing. Three to thirty-two vertices, no self-intersections. Submit to create the plot, then pick a type in the Plots tab:

• House - rentable or for sale; tenants get member-tier permissions inside while their lease is current
• Market - place Market Stall blocks; other players rent stalls from you per period and trade out of them
• Farm - bonus crop growth, extra drops, faster animal breeding for whoever's working the soil inside
• Workshop - crafting XP bonus inside (requires Panda X Skills, no-op without it)
• Storehouse - extra carry capacity buff for guild members standing inside
• Armoury - gear repair and regen bonus for members
• Jail - holding cell, paired with the Restraints item
• Embassy - lend a slice of your land to another guild; their members get full member-tier permissions inside while you keep ownership

Craft Iron, Meteoric Iron, or Steel Restraints (each tier extends the maximum sentence length). If you have the Jail Players permission and your guild owns a Jail plot, right-click another player with restraints in hand. The Jail dialog opens. Set sentence length, set bail. The prisoner teleports to the Jail plot and can't leave its bounds. They can pay bail to escape early, or wait it out.

Three relationship states between any two guilds: Allied, Truce, At War. Ally and Truce need the other side to accept on their Diplomacy tab before they take effect. War declarations have a configurable cooldown to stop spam. Truces expire automatically after 7 days. Peace offers can carry text terms the defender reads before accepting.

Multi-guild groups that share a chat channel and (optionally) wars. Two types:

• Defensive - rally calls only fire when a member is attacked
• Military - rally calls fire on offensive war declarations too

Any leader can found one. Federation type changes (Defensive to Military or back) queue for 7 days behind a 14-day cooldown so a federation can't flip its identity weekly.

Declaring war on a federated guild fires automatic rally calls to federated allies. Each ally sees the call in their Wars tab and can Accept (joins the war, gains attacker-tier permissions in enemy land) or Decline (stays out, no penalty). Peace ends the war and drops all outstanding rally calls between the principals.

Currency is rusty gears (the vanilla item). Your personal wallet (/wallet) and the guild treasury (/guild treasury) are virtual long-integer balances stored on the player or guild. No physical chest needed. Deposit consumes a held gear stack, withdraw spawns gears back into your inventory.

Leaders set per-guild tax rates from the Settings tab. Six knobs: tithe percent + flat tithe, land tax per chunk per period, house rent skim, market rent skim, sales tax, period length in days. Every rate is server-capped so a tyrant can't tithe at 95 percent. Members who can't cover the tax accrue per-member debt; future deposits pay debt first.

Per-guild URLs for mirroring guild chat and audit events to a Discord channel. Leader-only. The server only accepts genuine Discord webhook URLs (other URLs are rejected). Posts fire-and-forget with a 5-second timeout so a slow Discord can't stall the server tick.

Heads up: webhook URLs are stored in plaintext in the world save. Treat your save file as sensitive when sharing it. If you ever leak a URL, rotate it on Discord and re-paste the new one in-game.

One tabbed dialog with ten tabs covering everything:

• Roster - members, ranks, online status, power per member; invite / kick / promote from here
• Ranks - grid of permissions x ranks; toggle per-rank
• Claims - regions with per-tier permission toggles; rename inline
• Plots - your polygon plots; type, rent, tenants
• Diplomacy - pending proposals + existing relationships
• Federation - create, accept invitations, kick member-guilds, request type changes
• Wars - active wars + rally calls
• Treasury - personal wallet + guild treasury, deposit / withdraw
• Audit - last 200 events, paginated, real-time timestamps
• Settings - identity, guild home, webhooks, tax rates, leave / transfer / disband

Hover anything for a one-line tooltip explaining what it does.

Open the world map and claimed chunks render as translucent shapes. Friendly guilds green, hostile guilds red, neutral grey. Hover for the guild and region name. Right-click for a popup with the full details.

Every guild keeps the last 200 events: claims, kicks, treasury changes, diplomacy, plot edits. View in the Audit tab or via /guild audit. If a Discord audit webhook is configured, every event mirrors there too.

Tenants who get evicted from a House or Market plot don't lose their inventory. The salvage goes into a per-player lost-and-found inbox; the tenant claims it with /guild recover and the gears land in their wallet.