Joint Confiscation

01. What It Is

A Joint Confiscation Point is a Lvl 8 resource tile with no risk. It gathers at the same rate as a Lvl 8 tile of the same resource. But nobody can attack your squad on it, and everything you bring home is Safe resources that enemies cannot seize. While your alliance has a point up, every member should gather there before they touch a normal tile.

The alliance pays for the point from the alliance stock. Members pay nothing. That makes it one of the few ways to turn Alliance resources into personal resources for the whole roster at once.

02. Unlock Requirements

The milestone gate checks only that Reclaim Territory has ended, not that your State completed it. A failed milestone unlocks the points the same as a successful one. The gate that actually locks alliances out is the 50-member floor.

03. Placing a Point

All four point types share one slot, and the demolish screen shows a refund of zero. Treat the type choice as final for the life of the point. Placing Ammo and then tearing it down to switch to Gas throws away the full cost.

How To Place

1. Open Alliance Territory and select the Special Buildings tab.
2. Find the Joint Confiscation Points section and push Place on the type you want.
3. Drag the footprint to a valid spot on the world map.
4. Confirm. The alliance stock pays the cost.

Cost

Every placement costs 200,000 each of Alliance Ammo, Alliance Cash, Alliance Electricity, and Alliance Gas, for 800,000 in total. The cost is the same for all four types. There is no cooldown between placements, so the only limits are the one-slot rule and the alliance stock.

200,000

Alliance Ammo

200,000

Alliance Cash

200,000

Alliance Electricity

200,000

Alliance Gas

Where It Can Go

• ▸Inside your own alliance territory. Unclaimed land and other alliances' land fail. Only finished, active flags count toward territory.
• ▸On your own State, on an empty tile with the fog cleared.
• ▸Suburb tiles need the Suburban Development alliance tech.
• ▸Downtown tiles need the Downtown Development alliance tech.
• ▸Not on terrain obstacles or battleground areas.

Unconfirmed: the demolish screen shows a zero refund, but the demolish mail lists the real amount returned. Check one demolish mail before you rely on either number.

04. The Four Point Types

All four types fill a squad in the same time. The Ammo and Cash points look five times faster than Electricity and twenty times faster than Gas. But a squad also carries five times less Electricity and twenty times less Gas. The two ratios cancel. Pick the type by what your members are short on, not by the bigger number on the panel.

Point	Yields	Base Speed /hr	Squad Carries	Fill Time*
Large Illegal Ammo Cache	Ammo (Safe)	427,680	1,000,000	2h 20m
Large Underground Vault	Cash (Safe)	427,680	1,000,000	2h 20m
Large Illegal Power Station	Electricity (Safe)	85,536	200,000	2h 20m
Large Smuggled Oil Depot	Gas (Safe)	21,384	50,000	2h 20m

*Example squad with 1,000,000 Ammo capacity, no speed buffs. A bigger or smaller squad changes the fill time, but it stays equal across all four types.

05. Collection Rules

A squad stops gathering when it is full or when the point expires, whichever comes first. After a full squad goes home, you can send it straight back. The point has no shared pool shown anywhere in the game, so one member's gathering does not visibly reduce what is left for the next.

• ▸One squad per player. A second squad gets the message "You can only deploy one squad to confiscate Joint Confiscation Points."
• ▸Your alliance only. Other alliances see no Confiscate, attack, or scout button on the point.
• ▸No attacks. No march in the game can target a squad on the point.
• ▸Speedups work on the walk. Marching Speedup I (25%) and II (50%) apply to the outbound and return trips, not to the gathering itself.
• ▸Watch Remaining Time. The territory tab and the point panel both show it. A squad you send near the end only gathers until the point expires.
• ▸24 hour time limt. Joint confiscation points last 24 hours from placement.

06. Maximizing Yield

Over the life of a point, what you collect is roughly your confiscation speed × the time your squad spends on the point. Carry capacity does not raise that total. It only decides how many round trips you need, and every trip costs walk time. So speed is the main lever, and capacity plus distance decide how much time you lose.

This model uses the speed and capacity rules the game displays. Nobody has compared the panel numbers with a real gather report yet. Also, the point panel, the detail window, and the deploy screen can each show slightly different amounts for the same squad.