Coin of Territory
Coins of Territory are consumable Nexus rewards used to establish a domain under the user's control. Randidly earns a Small Coin of Territory for achieving Earth's first Mythic Skill breakthrough, while later specimens demonstrate both battlefield and planetary-scale strategic uses. (Chapters 941, 1276, 1507)
History
Earth's Mythic breakthrough reward
When Randidly achieves Earth's first Mythic breakthrough, the System awards him a Small Coin of Territory. Its reward description presents it as a means of summoning a wilderness territory near New Earth's boundary, with a chance for the resulting territory to gain increased rarity. (Chapter 941)
Straud's home-field domain
Straud consumes a separate Coin of Territory to claim the stadium as an oppressive image domain. The territory sharply strengthens his home-field advantage, but Randidly ultimately breaks through and defeats the domain. (Chapters 1276–1280)
An escape policy for Expira
Edraine later gives Randidly three Coins of Territory as part of an emergency plan for Expira. He stores them in his interspatial watch, keeping them available as insurance rather than immediately establishing new territories. (Chapter 1507)
Abilities and properties
- A Small Coin can summon a wilderness territory at the boundary of New Earth. (Chapter 941)
- Its creation process carries a chance to improve the resulting territory's rarity. (Chapter 941)
- A consumed Coin can establish a powerful image domain that favors its user and suppresses opponents. (Chapters 1276–1280)
- Coins are a repeatable item class rather than one unique artifact. (Chapter 1507)
Ownership and custody
| Holder or custodian | Relationship to the item |
|---|---|
| Randidly Ghosthound | Earns a Small Coin and later receives three additional Coins from Edraine, storing the latter in his interspatial watch. (Chapters 941, 1507) |
| Straud | Uses and consumes a separate Coin to establish his stadium territory. (Chapter 1276) |
| Edraine | Holds at least three Coins before transferring them to Randidly as an emergency resource for Expira. (Chapter 1507) |
