> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.reavers.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.reavers.xyz/game/progression/islands.md).

# Islands

Across the vast oceans of Reavers, three distinct islands rise from the depths.\
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**These islands are not just landmasses; they represent important parts of a player's journey through the game.**

To step onto the shores of each island, your NFT must possess the required [**level**](/game/progression/levels.md), symbolising both experience and bravery. 

Here's a glimpse of the islands that await and the levels needed to embark on their adventures:

* **Island 1:** Accessible for the brave at Level 1+
* **Island 2:** For those who've grown stronger, Level 8+
* **Island 3:** The challenge intensifies at Level 15+

By the time you conquer the third island, you have successfully navigated the trials of Chapter 1. \
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Even after such an achievement, the seas remain generous and you will still be able to earn [**$**](/token/usdbooty.md)[**BOOTY**](/token/usdbooty.md).

{% hint style="info" %}
**Each island serves as a distinct segment of the game, offering players the chance to engage in** [**plunders**](/game/missions/plunders.md)**,** [**raids**](/game/missions/raids.md)**, and** [**battles**](/game/missions/battles.md)**.** 
{% endhint %}


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