Base Limits & Flexibility

• Players can own up to three bases total in Dune Awakening.
• A maximum of two sub-fiefs (smaller bases) and one advanced fief (larger, expandable base) are allowed. Mixing configurations is permitted.
• Exceeding two sub-fiefs triggers an in-game error.

Sub-Fiefs vs. Advanced Fiefs

• Sub-fiefs: Low-cost, temporary bases ideal for crafting or quick setups.
• Advanced fiefs: Larger structures requiring ongoing tax payments that scale with size and upgrades.

Ownership & Management

• Abandon bases anytime by removing their console—freeing slots for new locations or layouts.
• Salvage materials from abandoned player bases if they’ve been inactive long enough, including recycling structures or looting unlocked storage.

Building Strategies

• Start small: Early-game sub-fiefs should prioritize flexibility to avoid resource loss during relocation.
• Use blueprints: Save complex designs before transitioning to permanent locations like Vermillion Gap.
• Advanced fief caution: Ensure readiness to handle higher taxes and defense needs.

FAQ

• Can all bases be advanced fiefs? Yes, if you can afford the taxes.
• Can I place three sub-fiefs? No—max two sub-fiefs allowed.
• How to relocate a base? Remove the console and rebuild elsewhere.
• Can I take over abandoned bases? Yes, if their console is missing.