The zaap network

Zaaps are teleport portals spread across the world, in the spirit of Dofus zaaps. Every zaap you discover becomes a destination: from any zaap, you can then travel to all the ones you know.

There are three kinds of zaaps:

Discovering a zaap

Just walk into a zaap's area: a "Zaap Discovered!" title appears with its name, along with a sound. The zaap is immediately added to your list of destinations.

As you get close, you can spot a zaap by its floating name, its particles and its ambient effects.

You cannot discover a zaap located in enemy territory. Some faction zaaps are also hidden: reserved for their faction and its allies, they cannot be discovered freely.

Travelling

1. Go to a zaap you have discovered and walk into its area: the destination menu opens by itself.
2. Pick your destination. The price is shown before you confirm.
3. Don't move during the 3-second warm-up: the slightest step or hit taken cancels the trip.

Personal and faction zaaps have their own prices, set by their owner.

Progressive cooldown

Chaining trips costs time: over a 5-minute window, each new trip lengthens your cooldown. It starts at 5 seconds and grows by half with each trip, up to 2 minutes at most. It drops back when you stop travelling.

What blocks a trip

Network outages

The network isn't infallible: from time to time, a zaap goes out of order for a few minutes (rarely the whole network). A poorly maintained zaap whose condition degrades also ends up breaking down until it is repaired (see /wiki/player-zaaps).

Around server zaaps

Zaaps placed by the team are transit points: within 5 blocks of them, PvP is disabled and blocks cannot be interacted with. Nobody can wait for you at the portal exit.

Group travel

If you travel with friends, group travel takes along every player who wants to come within 10 blocks, with a 20% discount. The group leader pays, and everyone has to confirm (they have 30 seconds to do so).

Commands

The /zaap command also has the aliases /zp and /portal.