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In a [[Player Owned Town]], a governor or a steward can place these property markers (which means they can decide where they wish to place lots in their town). | In a [[Player Owned Town]], a governor or a steward can place these property markers (which means they can decide where they wish to place lots in their town). | ||
In a [[Player Owned Town]], if a desired location does not have a Property Marker, then you can ask the town's the governor or steward to place property marker in that location. | |||
==[[Row Lot]] Size {{PAGENAME}}== | ==[[Row Lot]] Size {{PAGENAME}}== | ||
Revision as of 12:23, 22 October 2025
Template:Infobox Item A Property Marker is a decoration that has 2 functions:
- It designates a specific size Lot that can be claimed by a player.
- Double-clicking the marker opens a window that allows a player to view the Lot information and to claim the lot (if it has not been claimed akready). This window also allows the lot owner to place a house on the lot, manage lot permissions, and access various lot related options.
Property markers can have the following form/appearance:
- A stone slab laying flat on the ground at one edge of the lot.
- A wooden sign post with a hanging sign that is standing at one edge of the lot.
In a Player Owned Town, a governor or a steward can place these property markers (which means they can decide where they wish to place lots in their town).
In a Player Owned Town, if a desired location does not have a Property Marker, then you can ask the town's the governor or steward to place property marker in that location.