Doloc Town Treaty Port: Factions, Reputation and Invitations

The Treaty Port is a quest hub before it is a shop

The Treaty Port sits on the west bank of Doloc Dock and starts out derelict. It opens through the main-line quest chain that begins with Night Visit to the Treaty Port and ends with Fundraising for Treaty Port Restoration, a 5,000 G request submitted at the mayor's notebook. Until that fundraiser clears, the notebook is the only thing you can interact with there.

Once the restoration finishes, the noticeboard between the building's two doors becomes the Treaty Port communications station. That board is where you read each faction's move-in status, see how many of its commissions you have completed, and broadcast the invitation to any faction whose reputation is already high enough.

Gabyrl runs the port itself and is not a faction representative. The four visiting representatives are Paiea for the Kon-Tiki Archipelago Alliance, Shylock for Vulture Citadel, Quipu for Cerro Rico and Kenenimuu for the Skychild tribe.

Who joins for free and who has to be earned

Doloc Town itself and the Kon-Tiki Archipelago Alliance are handed to you: completing the Treaty Port restoration line moves both in with no reputation requirement. Paiea reaches town earlier than that, right after the River Dredging main quest, which is why the Alliance feels like it was always there.

The other three are gated twice over. The restoration has to be finished, and that faction's reputation has to have accumulated to 20 points before the invitation will succeed. Reputation only comes from that faction's own commissions, so there is no way to shortcut one faction by grinding another.

The invitation itself has two forms. Shylock and Quipu can be contacted remotely through the mayor's notebook, or invited face to face on a day they are visiting. The Skychild invitation is different: you have to talk to Kenenimuu, who lives in the yurt on the back mountain rather than at the port.

A successful invitation does not take effect immediately. The Treaty Port suspends construction work, and the faction moves in the next day at 06:00.

How commission submission actually works

Faction trades accept materials in separate batches, but each individual material has to be handed over in one go — you cannot deliver 30 of a required 50 and come back with the rest of that same item later. Money requirements work the same way: the full sum in a single payment.

When every line of a commission is satisfied, reputation goes up and the extra rewards are issued. If your inventory is full, the item rewards that do not fit are posted to you as mail instead of being dropped, so a full bag delays a reward rather than losing it.

At 100 reputation the mayor's notebook shows a completion emblem on that faction's card and unlocks its full-reputation achievement. The Chinese wiki is explicit that this emblem is an interface marker and not an item — which is worth knowing, because each faction also mails you a real accessory earlier, at reputation level 5. Those are covered in the faction badges guide.

What each faction is actually good for

• Kon-Tiki Archipelago Alliance (Paiea, visits Monday): fishing. Sells the Fiberglass and Carbon Fiber rods and Crawlrus seed, and her Private Exchange repairs the ◆hovercraftHovercraftRepairing it opens the route into the Wetlands. that opens the wetland.
• Vulture Citadel (Shylock, visits Thursday): desert mining and distilling. Sells Gold IngotGold IngotRefined gold used by advanced recipes., Old Engine Core and Old Chip, and the Sunny Deal trade hands over the Solar GeneratorSolar GeneratorDaylight and weather determine its power output. and its blueprint.
• Cerro Rico (Quipu, visits Tuesday): mountains and mining. Sells Copper OreCopper OreA common metal ore used by early smelting and construction recipes. and the Mountain ◆Plant BasinPlant BasinA crop container whose practical differences are storage, durability, and automation fit., and its trades give the Chip Dissolver, the Mining Rifle and the Cellar Entrance blueprint.
• Skychild tribe (Kenenimuu, back-mountain yurt): herding. The main source of livestock, animal equipment and Alfalfa seed. The English wiki has no Treaty Port section for this faction yet, so the shop stock is recorded on the Chinese wiki only.
• Doloc Town (Claud, mayor's notebook): the town itself. Its requests build bus stations, repair the cable car and unlock blueprints rather than selling goods.

Faction move-in requirements

Reputation figures are the Chinese wiki's invitation gate. The visit days are from the English wiki's Treaty Port page.

Town improvement requests at the notebook

A partial list from the English wiki's Treaty Port page, chosen for the ones that unlock travel or blueprints.

Request	Cost	Reward
Fundraising for Treaty Port Restoration	5,000 G	Restores the Treaty Port
Bus Station Construction - Outpost	Wood 150, StoneStoneA basic construction resource used in machines and structures. 100	Rivervalley bus station, Ticket 5
Doloc Farm Bus Stop Construction	Wood 150, StoneStoneA basic construction resource used in machines and structures. 50	Farm entrance bus stop, Ticket 5
Bus Station Construction - Outskirts	Rockwood 100, StoneStoneA basic construction resource used in machines and structures. 100	Mountain trails bus station, Ticket 5
Repair Cable Car	Rubber 10, Copper IngotCopper IngotRefined copper used by machines, tools, and repair recipes. 20	Cable car between the village ruins and the mining area
Blueprint Research: Construction Drone	Old Engine Core 3, Iron IngotIron IngotRefined iron used by mid-game construction and machines. 10	Large Container building blueprint