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The ability to stake a claim on land, making it and everything on it your property. This includes the inside of mines, and cabins.

To stake a claim, you need the Yeomanry skill.

To build a stake claim, navigate to Adventure > Stake Claim.

The claim starts of as a 4x4 square around the totem. You can expand your claim at 50 LP [Verify] per square. This is done by increasing the dimensions of the claim; you cannot add individual squares.

You may only own one claim, but you can at any time declaim your area. This will refund your LP used and allow you to place a new claim. You do not need to repurchase the Yeomanry skill.
The person who finishes building the claim owns it, regardless of whether they have Yeomanry or not.
Claim stakes do NOT decay. They also can NOT be destroyed with the vandalism skill. You have to resort to trespassing and theft to get something useful from a forsaken claim.
As a general suggestion, declaim land before leaving the game for extended periods of time - you get the LP back, the claim stake is cheap to rebuild, and most of the objects on your claim will have decayed and might as well be of use to others.

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 ==Notes==
-*The claim starts of as a 4x4 square around the totem. You can expand your claim at 50 [[LP]] per square. This is done by increasing the dimensions of the claim; you cannot add individual squares.
+*The claim starts of as a 4x4 square around the totem. You can expand your claim at 50 [[LP]] {{Verify}} per square. This is done by increasing the dimensions of the claim; you cannot add individual squares.
 *You may only own one claim, but you can at any time declaim your area. This will refund your LP used and allow you to place a new claim. You do not need to repurchase the Yeomanry skill.