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Trade Regions

Tradorn's world is divided into 10 distinct trade regions, each with its own population share, level requirement, and market personality. Choosing where to trade is just as important as choosing what to sell.

How Regions Work

Each region has a percentage of the total NPC population. More population means more potential customers. The base population is 10,000 NPCs plus 500 for every active player, distributed across regions according to their population share.

Higher-level regions are harder to access but reward you with less competition, unique demand profiles, and bigger margins.

All Regions at a Glance

RegionRequired LevelPopulation ShareCharacter
North Harbor114%Starter hub, high food demand
South Bazaar113%Diverse, balanced market
East Valley59%Growing market
West Plains108%Agricultural focus
Central Plaza1518%Largest population, fiercely competitive
Industrial Zone2011%Tech demand hotspot
Historic Quarter309%Luxury-focused
Harbor Front4010%Import/export hub
Mountain Foothills555%Exclusive, low competition
Riverside703%Endgame, highest margins

Choosing Your Region

Early game (Lv1-10): Focus on North Harbor and South Bazaar. High population and no level requirement make them ideal for building your initial income.

Mid game (Lv10-30): Expand into East Valley, West Plains, and Central Plaza. Central Plaza has the largest population at 18% but expect heavy competition.

Late game (Lv30+): The real profits are in Historic Quarter, Harbor Front, Mountain Foothills, and Riverside. Fewer players reach these levels, so competition drops while margins increase.

Tips

  • Do not abandon lower-level regions when you unlock new ones — keep those shops running for passive income
  • Central Plaza (18% population) is tempting but competitive; sometimes smaller regions yield better profit per shop
  • Match your shop type to the region's demand profile for maximum sales

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