For the conservation of land and wildlife and the preservation of historically significant sites, the nation of Trivium has expanded its claimed territory to span the remainder of the uncontested land surrounding it.
Under the expanded claim, the Soul of Eli will remain an independent nation and will not be overclaimed, and the small starter village in the east will be preserved as a historic site. The gulf on which Trivium resides will henceforth be known as the Gulf of Trivium, in recognition of our nation's long-standing connection to these waters.
This land will allow Trivium to provide further security for its citizens and Bank of Trivium account holders, as well as ensure the continued security of the vault. Some land in this conservation area may also be used for farming; as output scales linearly with land use, we must seek alternative options in order to adequately provide for the needs of the city.
While Trivium’s claim is expanding, Trivium City will not. We remain committed to not expanding beyond the current footprint, serving as an example of a vertically dense city.
Love,
Trivium