Exploration
The world's zones, the roads between them, what a trip costs in time and what each zone yields.
In short
Enderia is not a flat map. Every zone yields resources the others do not, and every road costs real minutes.
Twelve zones make up the permanent world. Each one declares the same activities, so what changes from zone to zone is not what you do there but what you find: out of the 12, only a handful yield any given resource.
The zones are not equally connected. The best served one touches 8 of them in a single trip, while the most isolated sticks to 1 and no other passes 4. A distant destination is paid for in stopovers, not only in minutes.
A trip costs 60 minutes by default, and the four boot tiers shorten it by up to 40 minutes, never dropping below the 20 minute floor. A fast travel scroll then applies to what is left, which puts the shortest trip in the game at 10 minutes.
Four zones carry an activity bonus of ×1,1, each on the gesture that defines it. Those 4 zones are the only ones in the permanent world to yield more than the base volume, and the zone table says so plainly.
The twelve zones
The 12 zones of the permanent world, with what each one yields almost alone and the find only an expedition brings back.
21 resources are yielded by half the zones or more. They appear on no card, since they set nothing apart.
Every zone declares the same activities. What changes from zone to zone is the loot table, not the list of possible gestures.
The road network
A road links two neighbouring zones and is covered in a single trip. The best served one counts 8, no other passes 4.
Travel time
A trip starts at 60 minutes, comes down to the 20 minute floor with boots, and falls to 10 minutes with a scroll on top.
The fast travel scroll costs 300 endercoins at the village, up to 3 a day.
The commands
Move to a different area
[area]The area you want to move to
View the adventure map and zones
[zone]The zone you want to display information about
[target]The map you want to display