The Land Claim Block is a structure that all the players will encounter through tutorial challenges at the beginning of 7 Days to Die. However, as the tutorial does not go into detail regarding the Land Claim Block's functionality, many players may be confused about how it works.
The Land Claim Block is an essential structure that can provide players with several benefits in the game. While it may have little use on single-player servers, on multiplayer servers, the Land Claim Block may considerably assist players in defending their stronghold against enemies.
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How to Craft Land Claim Block
The Land Claim Block (LCB) will be available for players from the beginning of the world. There is also an individual challenge requiring players to craft a Land Claim Block. To craft the LCB, go to the inventory by pressing Tab, then type 'Land Claim Block' into the search field.
To begin, you will first need to collect five small stones, which may be found on the ground or mined by breaking boulders with any sort of axe. Once you've gathered the necessary resources, click the Land Claim Block symbol and then press 'Craft' or 'A' on your keyboard to begin the crafting process. The Land Claim Block takes 30 seconds to craft and may be put on any surface to claim and defend a specific section of the map.
How to Use Land Claim Block
The Land Claim Block is a block that protects a certain boundary for the players and prevents any point-of-interest zombies from spawning there. This effectively serves as the block that allows you to claim a certain region and build your base around it. By default, the Land Claim Blocks area measures 41x41 blocks.
Players can add numerous Land Claim Blocks simultaneously, and these options can be adjusted in the server settings when creating a new world. Other server variables, such as Claim Size, Deadzone, Duration, Decay Mode, Health Online/Offline, and Offline Delay, can also be changed before starting a new world.
In multiplayer mode, the Land Claim Block gives the player-crafted structures a protection multiplier, shielding them from any enemy raid. This means that building your base within the Land Claim Block will make the items inside your base more durable in case another player on the server tries to raid your base.
The Land Claim Block also has a decay period, or 'Claim Duration', after which it begins to lose durability if the player has not been active for that length of time. By default, the server settings are set to 7 days of real-life time. This implies that if you are inactive on the server for 7 days, the LCB will begin to lose durability, and when it reaches zero, POI zombies will begin to spawn in that region.
7 Days to Die
- Released
- June 28, 2016
WHERE TO PLAY
- ESRB
- M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Strong Language, Violence
- Developer(s)
- The Fun Pimps
- Publisher(s)
- Telltale Games
- Engine
- Unity
- Multiplayer
- Online Multiplayer, Local Multiplayer, Online Co-Op, Local Co-Op
- Number of Players
- 8 (PC), 4 (Consoles)
- Platform(s)
- Linux, macOS, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One
- How Long To Beat
- N/A
- File Size Xbox Series
- 3 GB (November 2023)
