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Every colony and outpost in Battledawn will have a certain colour halo and most will also have a flag. Flags and the colour of the halo serve three main purpose:

• To distinguish status of alliance membership
• To distinguish conquered colonies
• To show members of allied and warring alliances

Contents 1 Meaning of Flags in Battledawn 1.1 Alliance Membership Status Flags (The top of the two rectangular flags) 1.2 Conquered Status (The bottom two rectangular flags) 1.3 Alliance Associations (Colored triangle only available if part of an alliance) 2 Meaning of Halos in Battledawn 3 Workers & Colony Sizes

Meaning of Flags in Battledawn

Alliance Membership Status Flags (The top of the two rectangular flags)

• Orange: Shows the leader of an alliance.
• White: Shows normal members of an alliance.
• None: Shows colonies not part of an alliance.

Conquered Status (The bottom two rectangular flags)

• Yellow: Distinguishes a colony conquered by an alliance. If block solid yellow without any letters, the conquerer is not part of an alliance.
• None: Free colony.

Alliance Associations (Colored triangle only available if part of an alliance)

• Green: Shows that colony or outpost is a friend of your alliance.
• Red: Signifies that colony is at war or is hostile with your alliance.

Meaning of Halos in Battledawn

• Green: Shows that colony or outpost is a member of your alliance.
• Teal: Shows that colony or outpost is a member of an allied alliance.
• Red: Signifies that colony is at war or is hostile with your alliance.
• Yellow: Signifies that colony or outpost is neutral.
• Blue: Signifies a colony conquered by your alliance.
• Blue With Red Star: Signifies a colony you conquered by your colony.

Workers & Colony Sizes

As the number of workers in your colony increases, the image for your colony changes. The more workers you have, the bigger the colony.