Landmarks

Clockwise from left: Tutankhabunn, Bunny of Liberty, Big Bunn, the Rocket, Camp Paw

### Tiles Required

1-2 tiles

**Landmarks** are large buildings resembling well-known structures around the world that decorate the game board. They can be purchased with gems and grant bonuses passively, over time, or when landed on.

Having a landmark on a tile does not mean that the building space need not be upgraded before a player can move on to the next level or board. It also does not mean that the tile is safe from the building being occupied or destroyed by other players. The only landmark that protects from this is Bunny Kong, while its cop unit is deployed.

## Placing landmarks

Landmarks can be placed on your board after you purchase them. You can view your available landmarks in your settings.

Each board has a certain number of available landmark spaces where you can place them, and the number of spaces gradually increases as you level up in the game.

You can place landmarks manually, by selecting the landmark and the place on your board where you want it. Alternatively, when you move on to a new board, the mayor can place your landmarks automatically and randomly. While this may save you time, the order of the landmarks may not be the most optimal for maximising their benefits.

When you place a landmark, the associated tile on the board turns yellow with a white building outline on it.

## Landmark Capacity

While you may own as many Landmarks as you wish, you can only place a limited number of Landmarks on your board.

Your capacity for the number of Landmarks you can place on your board increases as you level up. There is no known maximum for your placeable Landmark capacity, but all boards have a limited number of usable Landmark Tile spaces. As you level up, you may encounter a board that offers twelve Landmark Tile spaces, but your placeable Landmark Capacity may be thirteen or higher. In this case, you will have to choose the Landmarks best suited to the board, your goals, or current special events.

## Displacing a Landmark

Displacing a Landmark typically costs ten gems each time you do so. It is, therefore, important that you place your Landmarks carefully.

However, some players report that eventually, this displacement cost is no longer charged and they can freely displace Landmarks without charge. It is unclear whether this is associated with a player's level, number of purchased Landmarks, placeable Landmark Capacity, or a combination thereof. As such, it is advisable that you avoid spending gems to displace Landmarks, as you may eventually reach a threshold where the cost no longer applies.

## Types of Landmarks

### Bonus Types

#### **On Land**

* A player must place this Landmark on their board and land on its corresponding Landmark Tile to receive the Landmark's bonus.

#### **Passive**

* A player need only place this Landmark on their board to receive the Landmark's benefits (i.e. an overall increase in tile income, etc.).

#### **Triggered**

* A player must place this Landmark on their board and allow the Landmark to "charge" before being able to collect or use its benefits (i.e. the Bunny Kong Landmark allows a player to release an additional cop unit every 24 hours on the tile the landmark occupies; the cop stays on the tile until it catches another player or the player moves on to a new board).

### Landmarks that Require Two Tiles

Landmarks that require two tiles (a.k.a. Two-Tile Landmarks) occupy special, limited Landmark Tile spaces that are two tiles long. They do not occupy two, regular single Landmark Tiles. If you land on either of the tiles for a Two-Tile Landmark, you would reap the associated benefit (i.e. if you land on either of the two tiles that C'est Bunnifique occupies on the board, you will instantly roll five dice.) While Two-Tile Landmarks require a two-tile space, *they only take up one Landmark in your maximum capacity* of placeable Landmarks.

## List of Landmarks

### Current landmarks

The following landmarks are available as of 2020:

### Former landmarks

There are a number of former landmarks that are no longer available to purchase:

* Big Bunn
* Board Kalifa
* Boat King
* Bunnsai Garden
* Carrot Tower
* C’est Bunnifique
* Firebreather
* Movie Night
* Rabbit Tree

### Special event landmarks

With the introduction of album events, some special landmarks have appeared that players may receive when they complete the album. For example, those who completed the Once Upon a Bunn album received a Fairy Tales Castle landmark.