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Revision as of 16:18, 31 July 2020

There currently are 15 tribes in Polytopia, including 12 regular tribes and three special tribes. Different tribes have different resource spawn rates (terrain) and start with different technologies. Of the 15 tribes, four are available for free (Xin-xi, Bardur, Imperius, and Oumaji), and the other 11 are available as in-app purchases. In-app purchases help support Midjiwan and the development team and cover the costs of running the multiplayer server.

Furthermore, the terrain, resources, units, cities, and monuments of the different tribes have cosmetic differences (which do not impact gameplay). Also, each tribe has its own ambience that plays on tiles of their "native" lands. For instance, a rattlesnake is heard in the Oumaji terrain, and howling wind and wolves are heard in the Bardur terrain.

Regular tribes, formerly known as "human tribes," share the same standard technologies and units. Each tribe has its own starting technology (that is different for every tribe), except for Luxidoor, which instead starts with a level 3 city and a city wall. The four free tribes are all regular tribes.

Special tribes have unique, tribe-specific modifications to their technologies and units, such as unique Super Units in place of the Giant. There are currently three special tribes: Aquarion, ∑∫ỹriȱŋ, and Polaris. Aquarion, based on Atlantis, has a modified Chivalry branch with two unique units: the Amphibian, replacing the Rider, and the Tridention, replacing the Knight. ∑∫ỹriȱŋ, based on "nature magic," can enchant animals into powerful special units, build a unique building (the Sanctuary), and see Ruins through clouds. Finally, Polaris can freeze water into Ice and freeze enemy units.

Midjiwan has confirmed that there will be more tribes added in the future; however, all future tribes will be special tribes. (Yadakk is the final regular tribe in the game.) In addition, according to Midjiwan, all Polytopians are genderless and reproduce by laying eggs.

Regular Tribes

Xin-xi, Imperius, Bardur, and Oumaji are free. Luxidoor costs $3.99 USD, $5.29 CAD(?), or $5.99 AUD. All other regular tribes cost $0.99 USD, $1.39 CAD, or $1.49 AUD.

Tribe Image Name Starting Technology Release Date Color
Xin-Xi
Xin-xi Climbing February 4th, 2016 Red
Imperius Organization February 4th, 2016 Blue
Bardur
Bardur Hunting February 4th, 2016 Black
Oumaji
Oumaji Riding February 4th, 2016 Yellow
Kickoo
Kickoo Fishing February 4th, 2016 Lime Green
Hoodrick
Hoodrick Archery March 23rd, 2016 Brown
Luxidoor
Luxidoor None, starts with a level 3 city and a city wall March 23rd, 2016 Purple

Vengir Smithery June 23rd, 2016 White

Zebasi Farming August 4th, 2016 Orange
Ai-Mo Meditation December 1st, 2016 Teal
Quetzali Shields October 19th, 2017 Dark Green
Yadakk
Yădakk Roads December 25th, 2018 Crimson

Special Tribes

All special tribes cost $1.99 USD.

Tribe Head

Name

Starting Technology

Release Date Color
Aquarion None June 8th, 2017 Salmon
∑∫ỹriȱŋ Forest Magic (Hunting) May 24th, 2018 Hot Pink
Polaris
Polaris Frostwork (Sailing) June 14, 2019 Light Tan

See also

  • AI Relationships