Maps & Mapping

All Territory Conquest rounds are played on maps. A map is the entirety of the territories, terrain parts, cities, territory connections, and anything else that is played on in a round. Most maps are built by the community, and mappers are known as cartographers.

Maps
Maps can be based on real-life locations, fictional locations depicted in various mediums, or entirely from the imagination of a map's creator. They vary in territory count from about 100 to 1,000, and those territories can come in a wide variety of sizes and overall configurations. Some locations have multiple maps (Europe is well-known for this, with Europe, Europe 2.0, Europe 1939, and Micro Europe all in the game).

Once a submitted map is accepted into the main game, it is usually there to stay. However, it can be removed if there is a strong sentiment against it (Tetra Polyhedral) or if it is requested by the cartographer(s) responsible for the map (California).

You can view a list of all of the maps in the game here. <= thats a link ok!!!

Cartography
Cartography, both in real life and in Territory Conquest, is the practice of making maps. People that do this are cartographers. In TC specifically, a Cartographer is any person that has successfully had a map published to the main server of the game. This requires submitting a map model to the TC staff (specifically the Map Lead unless there is some specific reason to send it to someone else) and the map being accepted by Worsen.

To make maps, all you need is Roblox Studio, the mapping kit, and an idea or base image. Many maps are rejected, and those that are accepted often require additional work, possibly from both the Cartographer and the TC staff, to make it into the game.

Much like playing Territory Conquest, building for it is conceptually simple but not so easy to master. The best cartographers typically take input from both fellow cartographers and TC players overall. The former know how to build maps, and the latter know what they want in a map.

Learn how to map here. <= thats a link ok!!!