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Coordex

Live world-map targets for each server.

Coordex keeps a live list of world-map targets — boss monsters — for each server you play, organised into named boards. Set a board to Live and Coordex scans that server's map and fills the board with recognised bosses, so a task can march on them without you hunting the map by hand. You can also log coords by hand at any time.

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A Coordex board: its config strip and the coords list.

Boards

The Boards section is where the work happens. Click New board, name it, then pick which server it covers. Its config strip and coords card carry everything else:

Server

pick which game server this board covers.

Track

choose which recognised bosses and levels count as this board's targets — search by boss, filter by level, or leave it tracking everything.

Go live

arm the board's automatic scan — the button shows a blinking Live lamp while it runs, and clicking again pauses it (the board keeps what it already has). Going live needs an active pass for the server; if the pass lapses, the board pauses itself until you renew.

All / Targets

switch the list between every coord on the board and only the ones that match your Track filter, each tab carrying a live count.

Set Home

set a reference point (usually your keep). Every coord then shows its distance and the list sorts nearest-first.

Add coord

log a tile by hand — search for the monster, pick its level, and enter X and Y. Type a name that isn't a tracked boss to save a plain custom pin.

Export

write every recorded coord on the board to an Excel or CSV sheet (Name, Level, X, Y, Source, Note).

Reading a coord row

Each row shows the tile's X and Y, the boss and its level, and — with Home set — its distance.
A scanned coord shows how long ago its tile was seen. One that hasn't been re-seen in about five hours is marked Stale and struck through: it's kept on the board but skipped by Rally Setter until a fresh scan confirms it.
The crosshair Check button re-probes that one tile right now to confirm the target is still there.

Servers

The Servers section lists the game servers Coordex covers for you, each shown as a status card. A server appears here once your account has access to it. The small coins button in a card's corner manages that server's pass in Payments; the card itself opens Explore.

Explore a server

Click a server card (or its Explore → link) to browse everything Coordex has seen on that server. The left half is a map plate — the whole 1200 × 1200 server with one mark per find; the right half is a fast list with search, level filters and sorting. Five category tabs split the finds: Boss monsters, Resource tiles, Subordinate cities, Collectables (the tap-to-collect event drops) and Event targets (the special event structures — Arctic Barbarians, Pyramid Ruins and their kin).

Coordex Explore — the map plate beside the list, one tab per kind of find.

The map starts tucked away — the Map button by the search box opens it (and showing a row on the map opens it too). Hover a mark for its name and coordinates; click it to pin a crosshair, then copy the spot with the copy button beside it. Collapse it again with the chevron on its card — your choice is remembered.
The header shows how fresh the last sweep is; Refresh re-checks the shared pool on demand. Stale finds stay listed, struck through, until a newer sweep settles them.
The header's Go live is the same switch as the boards' — flipping it here goes live (or pauses) every board on the server, and a bare server gets a starter board so one click begins scanning.
Historic Cities — the red named landmarks (Rostock, Alexandria… — many players just call them "red cities") — show in the Sub-cities tab in red, labelled "Historic City" and sorted to the top, with their current owner. They are always collected.
Exploring and going live need an active pass for that server (free during beta) — a locked or expired server offers the jump to Payments instead, and nothing you scanned is ever deleted.

How tasks use it

Rally Setter works from one named Coordex board — it starts your own rallies on the bosses that board lists, skips any coord that's gone stale, and can hold to a maximum distance from the board's Home. Point Rally Setter at the board you want it to hunt.

While a board is Live, its coords refresh on their own — Coordex sweeps each server about once an hour and shares the results, so a coord that's minutes old is trustworthy and one that's hours old is flagged stale. You never set a schedule; the cadence and pacing are automatic.

Coordex ▸ Settings explains the automatic scan cadence and the freshness rules, and its Clear recorded coords button wipes this device's saved coords — the shared pool is untouched.