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What is onchainTRAVIAN?

A browser strategy game that follows the classic Travian 3.6 rules: grow villages, train troops, trade, fight and join an alliance. The world ends when an alliance finishes a World Wonder at level 100.

You start with one village. Around it are 18 resource fields. In the village centre you put up buildings.

Your fields produce wood, clay, iron and crop. You spend them on buildings, troops and research.

Other players live on the same map. You can trade with them, help them, or attack them. Wild animals live in oases. They guard resources and give bonuses.

You choose one of three tribes: Romans, Teutons or Gauls. Each tribe has its own troops and strengths.

Late in the game the Natars appear. They guard artifacts and World Wonders. The first alliance that builds a World Wonder to level 100 wins the world.

This world runs at speed x100. Building, training and walking are 100 times faster than on a normal Travian world. See Server speed.

Related topics

  • What should I do in my first hour? Getting startedUpgrade all resource fields, build a Rally Point, Warehouse, Granary and Cranny, then raise the Main Building and start raiding oases. Use your 24 hours of beginner protection well.
  • Which screens are there and how do I move around? Getting startedThe top buttons open the Village overview (fields), Village centre (buildings), Map, Statistics, Reports, Messages and Plus. The side menu has the Rally Point, Hero, Alliance, Chat, Gold pages and your profile.
  • Romans, Teutons or Gauls: which tribe is best for me? Troops & trainingRomans build faster and have strong infantry; Teutons have cheap troops that carry a lot and beat crannies; Gauls are the best defenders, the fastest, with a double cranny and traps.
  • What does server speed x100 mean? Getting startedOn this x100 world, production, building, training, research, celebrations, culture points and travel are 100 times faster than on a normal world. Crop eaten by population and troops is not faster.

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