Legacy of Kings Map: All Town and Capital Locations

Capital - The heart of your kingdom

The Capital is the heart of your empire and the central point of the entire Kings: Idle Builder world.

• The Capital sits right at the center of the world map.
• Its primary role is setting the tech level for your entire kingdom. Leveling up the Capital gives you access to new technology, buildings, and upgrades.
• Pushing your Capital's level higher is the main goal of the game.
• Beyond just resource costs, Capital upgrades require you to complete various tasks across the map.
• Aside from these special perks, the Capital functions just like any other Town.
• Right now, the level cap for both the Capital and Towns is 75. This isn't set in stone, though. The devs periodically raise the ceiling, introducing new buildings and upgrades to keep things moving.

Towns

Towns are the heart of your economy. They generate the bulk of your Coins and your entire Workforce, though they require a steady supply of Food to keep running.

Towns There are 115 Towns waiting to be discovered and brought into your fold across the world of Legacy of Kings: Idle Builder.

• You’ll need to find all 115 Towns on your own (check the Town location map for help). To bring a Town into your kingdom, you must link it to the Capital through a network of Roads, Shipyards, or a mix of both.
• Towns have levels that you can increase by supplying resources and hitting specific milestones. Higher levels boost efficiency and revenue, making city upgrades a core part of your progression.
• Towns are your best source of Coins and the only way to gain Workforce, but they drain Food to stay operational. Both income and Food consumption scale up as the Town levels up.
• Each Town has eight building slots for various structures. The variety of buildings available expands as you raise your global tech level via the Capital.
• Developing your Towns increases your cap for Gravel and Cobbled Roads, which is vital for maximizing your income.
• You can manually collect taxes by clicking on a Town, but it’s hardly efficient and usually isn't worth the effort.
• Once captured, you won’t lose a Town unless you sever its connection to your road network.