World Map Strategy: Reading the 600×600 Grid

The world in Prestige: Kingdom War is a 600×600 coordinate grid shared by every player on the server. Reading it well — knowing what to scout, what to take, and when to strike — is what separates a farmer from a target. Here’s how to think about the map.

The 600×600 grid

Every city, oasis, fort, and alliance mine sits at a coordinate. Distance matters: the farther a target, the longer your march, and the more your Speed stat (and Marching tech) pays off. Learn the neighborhood around your city first — your earliest raids and oases should be close enough to hit and return before anyone reacts.

What’s on the map and why you want it

• ▸Oases — produce 100–5,000 of one resource per hour while occupied. Occupied oases lose one level per day, so you constantly reclaim fresh ones.
• ▸Forts — produce Money per hour (about $20 at level 1 up to $200 at level 10). Your steady Technology budget.
• ▸Enemy cities — scout them for resources to raid. Out-scout your target and you see exact troop counts before committing.
• ▸Alliance mines — held by alliances for server prestige; the heart of large-scale war.

Scout before you commit

Never send an army blind. If your Scout Skill is higher than your target’s, your report shows exact troop numbers and resources — turning a gamble into a calculated raid. Against a fortified city you can’t crack, walk away and find a softer target; the map is full of them.

Build efficient routes

• ▸Cluster your oases and forts so collection and defense are quick.
• ▸Prioritize fresh (recently unhunted) oases — they give the best harvests.
• ▸Expand branch cities toward contested resources to project power.

Go deeper

See our how oasis bonuses work, fort farming income guide, and multiple cities guide.