Updated FAQ, as of 21/11/24


Once upon a time, the many tribes of Pagonia lived together peacefully and built up a harmonious society that extended over the whole continent. But then the great calamity came over them. An impervious magical fog rose from the fissures between worlds and Pagonia broke into countless islands.
The tribes were isolated for years in this new world. They had to face unfamiliar threats. Bandits raided their villages, and the fog called forth cursed creatures that made the once beautiful lands their own.
But now the Pioneers set sail. Guided by magical compasses, their ships defy the fog to recover the lost tribes. Their lamps’ glow sends a bright signal: The light of hope shines anew!

You are a Pioneer, a daring leader looking for the scattered islands to give their inhabitants support, protection and hope. Your tribe created magical marvels that allow your ships to reach the unknown shores.
Many adventures and threats await you on your journeys.

Pagonia is a world filled with magic and mysteries. Magic flows through the lands and calls forth marvels and frights. Once they were limited to the dark corners of the world, but the fog has urged them towards every island.
The Pagonians learned to tame part of this magic. They forge it into powerful tools and deadly weapons. Some even studied the arcane arts of casting spells.


You only need an internet connection to download the game and its updates, and to play the co-op mode. To play the predefined maps, as well as to generate endless maps of your own and play them, you don’t need an active internet connection.

• If you have Steam Cloud enabled, you can find your saves games in the Steam installation folder:
  SteamFolder\userdata\SteamUSERID\2155180\remote
  Please refer to the Steam documentation for more information.
  
• If you do not have Steam Cloud enabled, your saved games are stored in c:\users\<name>\Saved Games\Pioneers of Pagonia.

The latest minimum and recommended specifications are always shown on our Steam store page. Please note that the game could run on configurations not listed or below the minimum specification, but we currently only test for the specified setups.

Currently, Steam Deck is not officially supported.

Currently, Linux is not officially supported.

Yes.

You need to download the DLC and then open the folder containing the wallpapers. To do that please follow the steps below.

1. Open the Steam App.
   
2. Navigate to “Library” and select “Pioneers of Pagonia”.
   
3. On the right side you’ll see the DLC section. Click “Manage My 1 DLC”.
   
4. Make sure that the DLC called “Pioneers of Pagonia Wallpaper” has a blue checkmark. If not, click the selection box and wait and the download has completed.
   
5. Close that window and right-click the game in your library.
   
6. From the context menu click “Manage” -> “Browse local files”.
   
7. A Windows Explorer will open and you should find a folder named “Supporter Edition Wallpaper”.
   
8. This folder contains all wallpapers.

Please refer to our roadmap to learn more about our plans for the future of Pagonia. You can find it on our Steam store page.

Please note that there could be issues in localized text, like missing translations. We will continue to improve all localized languages during Early Access.
You can suggest improvements to the localized texts on our Discord server in the loca-feedback channel.

If you want, combat can be a challenge, but it is not mandatory to have enemies on the map.
You can define which military units occupy territory buildings as well as where they extend your territory or which location they patrol to protect your people, secure a trade route or search for enemies.
While patrolling or attacking, your units will scout for valid targets and engage them in combat if they spot them nearby. The combat power of fighting units defines the chance to win a fight, and most unit types are effective against specific enemy factions or have special abilities available.


The tutorial videos are about different aspects of the game, like controls, basic and advanced gameplay. They are triggered to appear during corresponding gameplay situations. If you are an advanced player, you might have to reset them to see them. To do so, please go to the in-game settings, navigate to the “Tutorials” tab and select which videos you are interested in, or reset them all.

Tools and equipment get delivered equally to multiple recruitment buildings of the same type.
If you want to force transfer of equipment from one building to another, you can disable one of the recruitment buildings for a short time.

Currently, if equipment is available, one unit type is preferred until all orders for this unit type are executed.

You can reduce the number of units in other locations or disable them to make sure the important one is occupied immediately.
You can also assign specific unit types and ranks to best plan your defence.

Yes, you can pause the claiming of territory with the corresponding button in the territory building interface.

Items of value (among them Jewelry, Precious Artifacts and Coins) can be stored in the Treasury to count towards your wealth. Your total wealth is the total value of all items stored in all your treasuries.
Wealth increases your military and adventurer units’ combat power.

• The quarries and all mining buildings need nutritious meals to keep working.
  
• Each meal has a nutrition value, and a miner uses up 1 nutrition for each mining process.
  
• There are 2 types of meals you can feed to your miners:
  
• Prepared rations
  
• Freshly cooked nutritious meals from the tavern. If available, these are delivered with priority.

• The carriers living in cottages and residences will visit the tavern to consume fresh comfort meals.
  
• Each meal they consume has a comfort value which depends on the meal ingredients.
  
• After they return to their home, a new baby will be born if the comfort score of that home is high enough.
  
• If you have less than 500 units total population, only 5 comfort score is needed for a newborn.
  
• If you have less than 750 units total population, 10 comfort score is needed.
  
• If you have less than 1000 units total population, 15 comfort score is needed.
  
• This score needed will increase, the current maximum population is 3000.

• Each of your units will need a home.
  
• Your ship, the Venturer, can be a home for up to 500 Pagonians.
  
• Each cottage you build will provide a home for 10 more units.
  
• Each residence you build will provide a home for 25 more units.
  
• All carriers will live in your cottages, and residences preferably, and use the ship as necessary.
  
• All other units without a home (details below) will also use space in your cottages, residences, and the ship.
  
• If you have no more space available, your carriers will no longer visit the tavern and therefore not provide any more newborns until there is space available again.
  
• You can see the current balance of homes in the top bar. If the number is positive, you have space available. If the number is negative, everything is occupied.

• If they do not find a type of home they prefer, for example their workplace, they will occupy space in cottages, residences, and the ship.
  
• Craftspeople of all types live in the building where they work. Craftspeople without a building where they work, e.g., because their building was torn down or because they are part of your initial landing party, use space in cottages, residences and the ship.
  
• Military units assigned to a guard tower or garrison as well as military units resting in military camps use those as their home. Surplus military units recruited which are not assigned and do not find room in military camps use space in cottages, residences and the ship.
  
• Construction units (Diggers, Builders and Construction carriers) use Construction Camps as their home while Traders use Trading Camps. Surplus units of those types which find no room in the camps use space in cottages, residences and the ship.