You may be able to navigate around them, but its pretty much almost a black spot due to it needing a high level to actually do anything there and low levels will have to outrun the robo spiders.īlack areas on the map are areas that are rather impossible to settle in due to the annoying neighbors. The Top Left Red Mark im marking due to robot spiders. The central right red mark is where a base of slavers are that will capture you and force you into their army, the reason I am marking this is because they are everywhere and there are a TON of bottlenecking areas in that zone. The Southern Hive area does seem to bottleneck you getting out through a village with guards, but I haven't fully scouted alternative routes. Bottom left red mark is swarming with beak things and bottlenecking paths, bottom right has a large number of hostile bugmen (whatever they are called in lore), with a black mini area there because of the "King" that is at the Southern Hives main base. But what makes this the best city is simply the Scraphouse - you can find there Edge Tier 1/2 weapons, ancient science books, sometimes even engineering research, and all the good stuff that you need to research stuff.Red areas are areas with a large quantity of hard enemies or enough enemies to be troublesome, these areas suck and are usually a bad area to get trapped in, but not not the WORST places on the map. It’s also not a good idea to start conflicts with the factions in there as it will lead to your quick downfall and getting knocked out/burned alive by acid. Slight chance of finding exotic weaponsīDC is a city that’s not very hospitable to anyone who’s not resistant to acid. This city is unique, as it’s located in the middle of the Foglands and will leave you with a sense of relief once you get there! You can find yourself exotic weapons such as Desert Sabres and Falling Suns and a long list of potentially even specialist-grade armor. Is the journey worth it, then? Yes, it is. These guys will WREEEEE and begin attacking you, if you fail to fight them off, you’re not gonna have a good time - you’ll be dragged to a ceremony and eaten alive. Mongrel is heaven, unfortunately, it’s surrounded by a mysterious fog and the worst of all… the Fogmen.
Can find yourself the blueprint for the Fogmask You can also visit the Science HQ and talk to the grumpy Hive Prince over there! You can find weapon and armor shops, mechanical shops a nice bar. The city is being kept alive only because of the Phoenix statue located next to the gate, which makes the Holy Nation pricks think that they’re as fanatical as them. The most bizarre thing is the fact that it is populated by different races - it’s known that Holy Nation hates everyone who is not human. World’s End is located in one of the Holy Nation’s territories. You can speak to Tengu and listen to his dementia-ridden speech. You can turn in bounties and even slaves and even join the Shinobi Thieves! Heft has multiple buildings for sale, their prices can go up to 58,000 Cats and contains multiple shops - armor shops, farm shops, mechanical shops, ranger shops, bakeries, clothing shops, etc. But if you appear to be at least “middle class”, you’re gonna be most welcome in the city - just look out for one of the nobles, he’s gonna tell you to bow to him(and you better obey him). If you’re poor, perhaps missing an arm, you can expect to be harassed and even arrested by one of the guards watching over the entrance. Heft is the city where Emperor Tengu resides. Essential city for players who just started playing as the “wanderer” The Sheks are rude, but they’ll love you once you turn in the Bugmaster! Squin is awesome if you’re looking for heavy weapons, armor, travel gear, general items or you just want to turn in bounties. This will be probably the first city that you’re gonna visit, mostly because The Hub contains only a bar and a Shinobi Thieves’ tower. It’s located inside of a canyon, which provides excellent natural protection. Squin is one of the Shek strongholds located in the south-west of the Border Zone. We’re gonna discuss their locations, shops and how they look in general.
That’s exactly what we’re gonna talk about - the best cities in Kenshi. Some cities have weapon shops, the other ones don’t, that one has a boot shop and the second one has Holy Nation fanatics that will beat you to a pulp and enslave you.
Kenshi is filled with lovely cities that you can visit.
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