Game Versions and Speed

Travian: Legends is available in several game versions and speeds. While the core gameplay remains the same, each version and speed offers a unique experience that can significantly affect your strategy.

Regions

Travian gameworlds are divided into five regions:

International
America
Arabics
Asia
Europe

You’re free to join any region regardless of where you live. Each region offers gameworlds of different speeds and versions, and all gameworlds support every available language.

Game Speed

The speed of a gameworld affects almost every aspect of the game — from troop movement to building time and resource production. Speeds range from the standard x1 to the incredibly fast x10.

The higher the speed, the faster everything happens. However, not all features scale the same way. The tables below show how speed influences different parts of the game.

General

This table shows how construction, troop training, movement, and production scale with speed. It also lists how durations like Beginner’s Protection and Travian Plus are adjusted.

Speed:	X1	X2	X3	X5	X10
Troops training time:	Normal	/2	/3	/5	/10
Construction time:	Normal	/2	/3	/5	/10
Troops speed:	Normal	*2	*2	*2	*4
Resource production:	Normal	*2	*3	*5	*10
Beginner’s Protection duration:	5 days + optional 3 days	3 + 3	3 + 3	2 + 2	1 + 1
Travian Plus duration:	7 days	3 days	3 days	3 days	3 days
Resource bonus duration:	7 days	3 days	3 days	3 days	3 days

Duration

This section covers event timings — such as when registration closes, when artefacts appear, and how long game rounds last. Note that faster servers reach artefacts and endgame phases much earlier.

Speed:	X1	X2	X3	X5	X10
Registration closes after:	70 days	35 days	28 days	15 days	7 days
Artefacts introduction:	90^th day	45^th day	30^th day	18^th day	9^th day
Construction plans introduction:	180^th day	90^th day	60^th day	36^th day	18^th day
Natar WW* finishes after:	250 days	160 days	95 days	71 days	35.5 days
Annual Special duration:	180 days	120 days	80 days	50 days	30 days

*Natars always start building their Wonder of the World when the construction plans appear.

Culture Points

Here you’ll find how Culture Points (formerly labeled CP) scale with game speed. Faster servers require fewer Culture Points for expansion but reduce celebration times and artwork effectiveness.

Speed:	X1	X2	X3	X5	X10
Starting Culture Points:	500	250	167	100	50
Townhall celebration time:	Normal	Normal	/2	/2	/4
Townhall small celebration limit:	500 CP	500 CP	250 CP	250 CP	125 CP
Townhall large celebration limit:	2000 CP	2000 CP	1000 CP	1000 CP	500 CP
Requirement for the 2^nd village:	2000 CP	800 CP	500 CP	300 CP	200 CP
Artwork CP production:	*1	*2/3	*1/2	*1/3	*~1/6
Artwork limit:	2000 CP	1300 CP	1000 CP	700 CP	400 CP
Artwork usage cooldown:	24 hours	24 hours	12 hours	12 hours	6 hours

Items

This table explains when higher-tier hero items become available and how auction and smelting times shorten on faster worlds.

Speed:	X1	X2	X3	X5	X10
Item tier 2 appear after:	70 days*	35 days*	23.3 days*	14 days*	7 days*
Item tier 3 appears after:	140 days*	70 days*	46.6 days*	28 days*	14 days*
Auction duration:	~24 hours	~12 hours	~8 hours	~4 hours	~2 hours
Smelting time:	24 hours	24 hours	12 hours	12 hours	6 hours

* On game worlds with Item Rarities, the appearance of items of better tiers and better rarity is more gradual over the period of the game world and the first items of better quality tiers appear earlier than on regular game worlds.

Other

This section lists several additional mechanics affected by game speed, such as available vacation days, city upgrade cooldowns, and the delay of Natar attacks in the gray area.

Speed:	X1	X2	X3	X5	X10
Available vacation days:	15 days	8 days	5 days	3 days	2 days
Upgrading to city cooldown:	24 hours	24 hours	12 hours	12 hours	6 hours
Delay of Natar attacks in gray area:	24 hours	12 hours	8 hours	4:48	2:24

Game Versions

Travian: Legends features several game versions, each with different mechanics and goals.

Regular

The classic Travian: Legends experience.

Played on a randomized map.
Artefacts appear mid-round and grant special bonuses.
The endgame begins when construction plans are released.
The goal: build the Wonder of the World to level 100 with your alliance to win.

Annual Special

A special version released each September with unique rules and features.

Uses a map of ancient Europe.
Victory is based on Victory Points, not a Wonder of the World.
Artefact-like effects are gained by controlling regions.
Game ends on a set date, and the alliance with the most points wins.
New features often debut in Annual Specials before appearing in regular gameworlds.

New Year Special

Launched each January, these gameworlds combine elements from previous special versions into a new, themed experience.

Travian Tournament

A prestigious competition for experienced players.

Consists of Qualification Rounds and a Final.
The Finals determine the overall Tournament winners and Hall of Fame entries.

Tournament Main Page
Tournament Hall of Fame

Community Week

Occasionally, unique gameworlds are launched with features chosen by the community. These often mix gameplay mechanics from different versions to create experimental setups.

Local Gameworlds

Special servers created for specific language communities.

Often include unique medals and community-decided features.
Only available in the local language(s).

Number of Tribes

The number of available tribes depends on the gameworld type:

6 tribes: Romans, Teutons or Vikings, Gauls, Huns, Egyptians, Spartans (in special gameworlds)
5 tribes: Romans, Teutons, Gauls, Huns, Egyptians (common in international worlds)
3 tribes: Romans, Teutons, Gauls (the traditional setup)

The Tribes and Their Advantages

✅ Tip: If you’re new to Travian, start with a regular x1 or x2 speed gameworld. Once you’re comfortable, try faster servers or special events for new challenges.

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