Faction and Conquest territory
Conquest Flag Map turns flag locations into a visible territory state for faction servers, domination events and team conquest modes.
Owners define up to five flag locations, choose the display channel, set the mode and configure team/faction names. Legion then uses flag raise/lower activity and the stored setup to show which side controls which flag area.
This is separate from the normal Flag Feed. Flag Feed is the raw flag action notice; Conquest Flag Map is the organised territory view for servers running faction war, conquest or domination-style rules.
When a flag is raised or lowered in the log, Legion can compare that activity with the stored objective locations. The map output then becomes the scoreboard-style view: which points are active, which side owns them and whether one faction or team is controlling the field. Owners can run it as scheduled event content or as a persistent territory layer.
Faction servers can use flag locations as territory points and show who currently controls each area. This works well when flags represent bases, towns, military sites or faction objectives and players need a visual state rather than a stream of individual flag posts.
Two-team servers can define team names and use flags as objectives during scheduled events or ongoing map control. Raised/lowered activity becomes the signal for changing objective state, while the map gives players and staff a cleaner view of the current match.
| Command | Options | Use |
|---|---|---|
/flagmap setup locations |
Up to five flag locations. | Sets objective positions. |
/flagmap setup channel |
Discord channel. | Routes the map output. |
/flagmap setup mode |
Faction Domination or Team Conquest. | Sets the rule style. |
/flagmap setup teams |
Team names/flags. | Sets team display for conquest. |
/flagmap view active |
No required options. | Shows current setup/state. |
