Overworld Map

The Overworld Map is accessed two different ways:

* Starting a new game
* Entering the Overworld Map Overlay while in an existing game

## New Game

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1. Region name and Seed number
2. Buttons to zoom in/out and a number to show zoom level
3. Toggles for the selection box
4. A toggle for FX such as the clouds
5. The time of the Realm including:
	* Day of the Season and Year
	* Time of the Day
6. Speed that the game time passes - Paused, Playing x1 (normal speed), Playing x2. Playing x3, Playing x4 - The buttons below it adjust the speed or stop the time. the reds bars at the bottom are another visualization of the game speed.

Moving the cursor around the map will show a tool tip for all the tiles on the screen. The tool tip shows the Biome for the tile, as well as the name of any land marks on the tile, such as a city or a river.

It also indicates that you can left click to select that tile to select it. When a tile is left clicked on, the panel on the right will change to show the geography of that tile, otherwise known as a Region and a description of it.

1. The Biome
2. The name of the Region
3. Landmarks such as rivers or settlements already there.

Under the map:

* Temperaturee. New maps start in Spring; it can be expected to get hotter during the Summer and colder during Winter.

* A description of the Region based on the biome, or on the settlement if one already exists.
* A list in pink, that tells you if bandits and/or wild animals seen in the area; this will include the race of the settlement if one exists. "Wyrms" are not creatures you will find, they are events of creatures that will affect the underground.

The examples used for this wiki will be from Seed #0, the Region used is indicated on this image. This Region can have the following animals spawn on it: Vytrax, Chickens, Deer, Owls, Rabbits, Sheep, and Snoots.

At the bottom of the side panel, there are two options:

1. Settle: After clicking this, it will ask you what you would like for your starting Settler Loadout. After deciding this, it will verify what you start with giving the option to go "Back" or to "Depart". Once you click depart, you will be taken to the game play screen for the Region and cannot change your map without Migrating or starting a new game.
2. New Map: New Map will randomly choose a new seed; this option is available once, then the button disappears.
	* You can press "ESC" to go to the race selection screen and choose a new seed, and the "New Map" button will reappear.

## Overworld Map Overlay

Clicking on the Overworld Map Overlay button will take you to a screen that looks very much like the one that you used to choose where you will settle.

There is a dark slow moving arrow that floats above the location for your settlement. The faster moving arrow indicates which tile you currently have selected to show you information about.

The Settle button is still present allowing you to make a new settlement. However, this will lock your first settlement so you cannot do anything else in.

At the bottom of the information area, it has a "Migrate" option. This allows you to move settlers and items to a new location. You get to choose however many of your settlers you want to take, and they can take an appropriate amount of items based on the number of people moving. However, they are making the trip to the new location and will need food and water; they may also encounter other obstacles and events along the way.

The last option is to Exit the map and return to the settlement.