Camp

**Content Author:** Unknown

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> You look around, surveying the hellish landscape as you plot your next move. The portal is a few yards away, nestled between a formation of rocks. It does not seem to exude the arousing influence it had on the other side. The ground and sky are both tinted different shades of red, though the earth beneath your feet feels as normal as any other lifeless patch of dirt. You settle on the idea of making a camp here and fortifying this side of the portal. No demons will ravage your beloved hometown on your watch.
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Built around the portal where you first enter Mareth, the **Campsite** is a relatively safe place where you can rest and recover between adventures and store some of the items you don't need to bring along on your journeys. The campsite also becomes the location for numerous scenes as the game progresses.

At first the campsite is fairly basic, just your bedroll and some basic traps protecting the circumference. But gradually you gain more and more Key Items and Camp Followers and eventually the humble camp evolves into a fairly complex community.

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> You tentatively step away from your campsite, alert and scanning the ground and sky for danger. You walk for the better part of an hour, marking the rocks you pass for a return trip to your camp. It worries you that the portal has an opening on this side, and it was totally unguarded...
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> Your campsite is fairly simple at the moment. Your tent and bedroll are set in front of the rocks that lead to the portal. You have a small fire pit as well. You have a number of traps surrounding your makeshift home, but they are fairly simple and may not do much to deter a demon. The portal shimmers in the background as it always does, looking menacing and reminding you of why you came.
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## Stash

The stash is where you store the items you want to keep but don't want to drag along in your inventory. It is also where you find the water barrel where Kid A lives.

### Chest

The Chest is a key item you stumble across while exploring in the Desert. Once found, it is automatically moved to your camp to be accessible under the "Stash" button. The chest has six storage slots and, just like the pouches in your inventory, each slot can hold up to five identical items. Any kinds of items (except key items) can be stored in the chest (but it is recommended to place armor and weapons on the appropriate racks).

If you have Bimbo Sophie in your camp and Oviposition Elixir stored in the chest, you may find her rummaging through the chest, pulling out a bottle of elixir and offering to drink it. She can then be used to lay large eggs for the Champion, if they have an elixir to spare.

### Weapon rack

The weapon rack is another key item, found while exploring the Town Ruins, and just like the chest it is automatically moved to your campsite and placed under the "Stash" button. It has nine storage spaces which each can hold up to five identical items. However, unlike the inventory and the chest, you can only store weapons in the weapon rack.

### Armour rack

The armor rack is also found in the Town Ruins and works just like the weapon rack, except that it holds armor and other clothing instead of weapons.

### Water barrel

Nobody knows where the water barrel comes from and at what point it is added to the camp but it's there at Raphael's final visit. At that scene he is fleeing from two Tel'Adre guards and hides in the barrel. It also appears at the scene when you give birth to Kid A. You put the little Anemone girl in it and from then on it is accessible under the "Stash" button, marked as "Anemone".

## Other Features

Features that aren't directly accessible but are in the campsite description and/or appearing in special scenes.

## Private spaces

Some of the other residents of the camp have their own private spaces mentioned in the site description or elsewhere in the game:

### Amily's nest

"*A surprisingly tidy nest of soft grasses and sweet-smelling herbs has been built close to your bedroll. A much-patched blanket draped neatly over the top is further proof that Amily sleeps here. She changes the bedding every few days, to ensure it stays as nice as possible.*"

### Harpy hill

Once Sophie's oldest daughter is old enough, she gathers a pile of rocks at the fringes of the camp to build her first nest. As her sisters mature, they join in and eventually the rockpile grows into a small artificial hill dotted with little harpy nests.

### Isabella's furniture

Isabella doesn't seem to need her own private space but she is keen on decorating the entire site, trying to make the outdoors space into something resembling a living room: "Your campsite got a lot more comfortable once Isabella moved in. Carpets cover up much of the barren ground, simple awnings tied to the rocks provide shade, and hand-made wooden furniture provides comfortable places to sit and sleep."

### Izma's bedroll

"Neatly laid near the base of your own is a worn bedroll belonging to Izma, your tigershark lover. It's a snug fit for her toned body, though it has some noticeable cuts and tears in the fabric. Close to her bed is her old trunk, almost as if she wants to have it at arms length if anyone tries to rob her in her sleep."

#### Shark girl nursery

Izma's children spend most of their time in a small bend in the stream. Sometimes they venture into the Lake to catch some fish.

### Jojo's bedroll

A small bedroll close to your own is all the private space Jojo needs. He spends most of his time outside the camp anyway.

### Rathazul's lab

"Tucked into a shaded corner of the rocks is a bevy of alchemical devices and equipment."

### The Champion's bedroll

Mentioned in numerous scenes but never in detail.

## Canopy of Thorns

Can be built by Rathazul if he's given a piece of Marae's Lethicite. Permanently disables imp encounters as well as night watch scenes.

## Milk Pool

If the Champion buy the Bath Girl's freedom, the Sand Witches will make a pool at your camp for her to fill with her milk. The pool's radius is easily ten feet, buried in the hard-packed dirt of the Wasteland. A metallic brim surrounds the pool, just wide enough to sit or lie on, legs dangling into the milky waters that will soon be filling it. You can bathe there alone or invite some camp followers to join in. If the Bath Girl has been given Super Reducto at least twice, she is no longer able to fill the pool with her milk and it is no longer mentioned although presumably it's still there.

## Portal

The portal the Champion entered Mareth through always shimmers in the background.

## Rock Carvings

Gradually added by the Champion to the rocks around the camp's perimeter.

## Stream

Runs through (or possibly close to) the camp and into the Lake. The place of many bath scenes and also where Izma's children live.

## Traps

Simple traps surround the campsite right from the start. They're not strong enough to fend off a demon invasion though and need to be bolstered either by a Thorn Canopy or by a NPC keeping watch at night.

## Companions

Some NPCs can move more or less permanently into the camp as camp followers, eventually turning it into a rather busy community. They don't all go together well though. Sometimes a bit of diplomacy is needed for two of them to accept each others presence. Sometimes two of them simply aren't compatible at all and one will move out.

## Visitors and invaders

The campsite may be visited by several NPCs. Some are friendly, some are unfriendly and some it's hard to tell.

### Friendly visitors

* **Amily** - If you are pregnant with Amily's children, she will turn up at birth to help you through the ordeal. This visit only occurs before she moves to camp, otherwise she's already there.
	+ **Amily's children** - If you have Amily in the camp and one of you get the other pregnant, the children from your first five litters will turn up at the birth to take their newborn siblings to their hidden mouse-morph colonies and also to have a nice chat with their parents.
* Ceraph's Slaves - Sometimes when you summon Ceraph, she will claim she's busy and send one or more of her own slaves to substitute for her:
	+ **Cat Twins**
	+ **Collared Human Girl** - with her entourage of Imps. (She isn't actually human but a succubus.)
	+ Zetsuko
* Cerulean Succubus - Will visit you at night if you have drunk her milk. (Warning, although she's quite friendly, she is a demon and may eventually lead you into a Bad End if you're not careful.)
* Christmas Elf - Turns up once every Christmas. What gift she gives you depends on whether you've been naughty or nice.
* Cotton - If you have Cotton as a lover, she may turn up in the morning and share breakfast of with you. She provides the oats and grains for the cereal, you the milk. This scene only happens if you're lactating (obviously) and have had sex with her - and let her suckle your breasts - the previous day.
* Raphael - If you're all female and with a body shape to his liking, Raphael may appear. At first he plans to steal your valuables but taken in by your beauty, he soon changes his mind. If you allow him to teach you and court you, you can learn many valuable lessons and also experience a number of romantic scenes.
* Sheila - If you have Sheila as a lover and stumble across her in the evening, stuck on the Plains, you can offer her protection (and sex) at your camp for the night.
* Urta -
	+ If/when you give birth to a child fathered by Urta, she will turn up at your camp at the time of birth to help you through the ordeal and take the child with her to Tel'Adre.
	+ If you're pregnant with one of her children, Urta may occasionally show up at night just to check that you're OK.
	+ After she's become your lover Urta may also occasionally turn up with food and other supplies and offer to stay and keep watch over the camp for a day. If you accept, the game time will skip one day, your HP will raise to max level, your fatigue will decrease to 0 and your Lust will decrease almost (but not quite) down to 0. (It is possible this event only happens after Urta's Fertility Quest. Further research is needed to determine that.)

### Non-hostile visitors

Hati and Skoll - Two wolf-morph guards from the Tel'Adre guard. They appear during Raphael's last visit to the camp, in hot pursuit of him.

### Hostile visitors

* Zetaz is there when you first arrive, ready to catch you and corrupt you and make you his sex slave. When he fails, he flees the scene and never returns.
* A horde of Imps will try and attack your camp every night at 2:00 AM based on a random roll unless you are genderless. At the beginning of the game, it will never happen; see Camp Protection for details.
* Tamani's Daughters will attack your camp every 30th night (at 2:00 AM) and trigger a special, funny scene if Kid A is guarding the camp, you still have a cock and they are at least 40.
* Turkey Girl (Thankslutting event, 11/21? 6pm in-game time?)
	+ let approach
		- Appetizer
			* Corruption devreased by 1
			* HP healed by 44 or to max?
			* lust increased by 10? (it fluctuated a bit)
			* Fatigue decreased by 26
			* Gained Perk: Cornucopia - increases vaginal and anal capacities by 30.
		- Main Course
		- Dessert
	+ shoo away

## Camp Protection

The basic traps you set up at the start of the game provide enough protection at the beginning of the game. Unless the PC is genderless or a Defense Canopy (built by Rathazul; see above) is at camp, there is a random risk of an imp gangbang invasion at 2:00 AM. Base chance is 0% but increases with the following (max 20%):

* +2% chance if the PC is in heat (rut does not count);
* +4% chance if the PC has lethite piercings;
* +2% chance for every birthed imp, up to +7%;
* +7% chance if Vapula is a slave.

### Notes

Only one scene will proc in the following priority order. If the base chance is 0%, the PC is genderless or the Defense Canopy is built, the scene will never proc.

* If Kiha was part of the guarding crew, the PC will find charred imp carcasses all around the camp.
* If Helia was part of the guarding crew, she will happily inform the PC that she whupped some major imp asshole.
* If Jojo was part of the guarding crew, he will tell the PC he dispatched a crowd of imps as they tried to sneak into camp.
* If Holli was part of the guarding crew, the invaders will end up getting tentacruelled.
* If Kid A was part of the guarding crew (regardless of her confidence and weapon), she will be found wrestling a lone struggling, concussed imp.

## Build Options

Xianxia introduces a number of additional structures that can be built around your campsite, enabling new gameplay and opportunities to interact with your followers and lovers. Having children with Phylla makes the building process much easier; with their assistance, the fatigue cost is halved and the time taken to build is reduced to two hours. These costs can be even further reduced by having Helia and Kiha as lovers. [Confirm if Amily and Mitzi children can assist too]

### Building Materials

With the exception of the Arcane Circle, all campsite structures are built using a combination of wood, stone, and/or nails. Each of these building materials can be slowly accumulated as you adventure throughout Mareth, however a few options are available if you would like to quickly amass a large amount of them. The following options are available for gathering each material:

#### Wood

To begin collecting wood for construction you will need to purchase the toolbox from the carpenter in Tel'Adre for 200 gems. With this toolbox comes an axe that you can chop wood with. The amount of wood successfully gathered with each attempt increases with your strength. Wood can be gathered via the following methods:

* Chance encounter with Corrupted Glades in the Forest(O/I) or Deepwoods. When 'Destroy' is selected, you are given the option to use your axe to collect 10 wood as you destroy the glade.
* After purchasing the toolbox and starting the process of building your cabin, you will begin to encounter trees in the forest that are ideal for harvesting timber. After undertaking a few of these logging outings, the **Woodcutting** option becomes available under Places. If the player has Kiha as a Lover, you will have the option to ask her to assist, significantly increasing the amount gathered.
* Once recruited as a camp follower, Sidonie can be asked once every two days to assist the player in collecting wood. This option takes several hours and rewards 300 wood.
* There is a chance to recover small amounts of wood from the ruined buildings visiting the Town Ruins.
* Wood can be purchased from the Carpenter in Tel'Adre for 5 gems each.

#### Stone

* If the player invites Phylla to their camp as a lover, they can visit her and retrieve stone from her colony. There does not appear to be a cool-down on retrieving these stones (bug?), allowing the player to amass large amounts of stone relatively quickly. The amount retrieved each time appears to be dependent on the population of the ant colony.
* Occasionally when exploring the Glacial Rift, the player has a chance of recovering a substantial amount of stone from the area with the help of Kiha.
* When adventuring in the Low Mountains, the player will eventually come across an abandoned pick-axe lying near a mineral vein. This gives the player the 'Old Pickaxe' key item and allows the player to mine from the vein. After several repeat encounters with this vein, the Quarry location will become available under Places. The amount of stone recovered from each attempt is governed by your Champion's core strength and may also yield different ores (copper, iron, moonstone) as your mining skill increases. These ores can be used to augment your bow in the Elven Grove or to feed the Aether Twins.
* Small amounts of stone (+5) can be recovered from defeated True Golems.
* Stone can be purchased from the Carpenter in Tel'Adre for 10 gems each.

#### Nails

* Goblins will occasionally drop a **Pack of Nails** as loot, which can be opened to gain a small amount of nails.
* Visiting the Town Ruins is a reliable method of gaining nails, as you extract them from the destroyed buildings. The amount gained seems to be proportional to one of your stats (confirm which)
* After encountering the one-time 'Burning Library' event in the Desert(O), the player can come across the burnt-out wreck of the library and recover nails from it.
* Nails can be purchased from the Carpenter in Tel'Adre for 2 gems each.

#### Elemental Shards

* These are dropped by Elementals in the He'Xin'Dao River Dungeon.

## Structures

As of Xianxia 0.8t, the following structures can be built:

### Sparring Ring

While in the base-game the player can immediately spar with their Followers and Lovers, in Xianxia you are required to build the sparring ring before this can happen. The sparring ring can be upgraded four times, allowing for faster skill training and reduced NPC training time (*unsure what this actually means*). Requirements for each aspect of the construction are:

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50 Wood

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 Large Sparring Ring
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150 Wood

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 Massive Sparring Ring
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450 Wood

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 Sparring Ring wooden floor
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1200 Wood

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Increase training XP from training dummy (level CONFIRM) by a further 250% (700% total).

### Walls and Gate

The walls around your campsite are built in ten separate sections, providing a defensible piece of land bordered by the nearby river. Once all ten sections of the wall have been built, the option to build a gate will become available. Requirements for each aspect of the construction are:

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80 Nails

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80 Wood

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10 Stone

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 Gate
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100 Nails

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100 Wood

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#### Wall Trophies

After the first section of wall has been completed, the player gains the option to place Imp skulls, Goblin Ears, and [CONFIRM ADDITIONAL TROPHIES]. This option can be accessed by going 'Camp Actions' -> 'Build' -> 'AddImpSkull'. Imp and Feral Imp skulls are also used for an Adventurer Guild quest, so it is recommended that the player does not place these skulls on their walls until the particular quest has been completed (the quest needs an absolute metric fuckton of them). Once placed on the wall, skulls cannot be retrieved.

### Cabin

Building the cabin and its furniture enables a number of quality-of-life features for the player, as well as allowing for further gameplay with the ~~psychopath~~ follower Luna. Requirements for each aspect of the construction are:

### Dam and Fishery

The dam is built in two stages; reducing the flow of the nearby river and allowing for the construction of the Fishery. Once the campsite river has been dammed, the first stage of the fishery can be built; after which, certain followers can be assigned to gather fish, turning the structure into a reliable source of untainted food.

Building at least the small fishery is required to gain Ceani as a Lover, as she consumes five fish per day while living in your camp. This leaves the player with no fish available for them to eat until they build the Medium Fishery; increasing output to ten per day with five left over after Ceani has eaten her fill.

Requirements for each aspect of the construction are:

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300 Wood

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 Small Fishery
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200 Nails

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300 Wood

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 Dam Second Tier
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250 Nails

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375 Wood

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 Medium Fishery
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300 Nails

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450 Wood

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 Dam Third Tier
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300 Nails

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450 Wood

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Camp followers that can be assigned to fishing are:

* Aurora
* Izma

### Wood Storage

Some of the late-stage buildings require more wood than the default campsite capacity of 400. Building this structure raises the capacity to 1600. Requirements for construction are:

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250 Nails

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250 Wood

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100 Stone

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### Stone Storage

Much like the wood storage structure, some of the late-stage buildings require more stone than the default campsite capacity of 400. Building this structure raises the capacity to 1600. Requirements for construction are:

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350 Nails

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400 Wood

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200 Stone

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### Hot Spring

The hot spring is initially discovered by the player by random chance as they use the campsite. Once discovered, the player has the option to properly excavate the spring and turn it into a natural bath. Once complete, this structure unlocks additional campsite dialogue and sex-scenes with Followers and Lovers. Requirements for construction are:

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500 Stone

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500 Wood

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### 1st & 2nd Warehouse

The warehouse structure provides additional campsite storage to the player. Once built, the player's armour, weapon, and shield racks are relocated from their cabin to here. Both warehouses function identically and together offer an additional 24 slots of campsite storage. Requirements for each aspect of the construction are:

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200 Nails

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100 Wood

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40 Stone

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400 Nails

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300 Wood

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140 Stone

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 Second Warehouse frame
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250 Nails

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150 Wood

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40 Stone

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300 Wood

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140 Stone

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### Granary

The Granary is built in two stages and functions as a storage building for food supplies, providing 9 additional slots of storage. Requirements for construction are:

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200 Nails

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125 Wood

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30 Stone

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300 Nails

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225 Wood

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105 Stone

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### Magic Ward

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*"You’re confident that with the warding tome as reference, you could build a ward to help keep your camp safe from lesser threats, possibly even demons."*

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An additional layer of defense around the camp that emanates from a series of rune-covered standing stones. The knowledge to build this ward is uncovered while searching the Demon Factory store room.

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30 Stone

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### Arcane Circle

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*"You get to building your arcane circle. You set a stone at each of the four cardinal points and draw a perfect circle with the blood. That done, you inscribe the runes meant to facilitate the chosen entity passage to Mareth, punctuating each scribing with a word of power. After several hours of hard work, your arcane circle is finally done, ready to be used to summon various entities to Mareth."*

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The Arcane Circle or Ritual Circle is a structure that allows the player to use their Elemental Conjuration, Golemancy, Druidic, or Necromancy skills. The circle is built in eight stages, with the first six rings of the circle having the option to be augmented by a corresponding Elemental Conduit. Once the first Arcane Circle is complete, the player can access it through **Camp Actions**, then **Winions**. Requirements for each aspect of the construction are:

For more details on how the Arcane Circle is used, visit the dedicated page.

### Kitsune Shrine

This shrine allows the Champion to pray to the trickster god, Taoth. The option to build this becomes available once the Champion is a nine-tailed kitsune.

## Related links

* Portal
* Camp Follower
* Camp Lover
* Camp Slave

## External links

* Campsite @ Smutosaur's Corruption of Champions Official Wiki