May I collect tiles on private or fenced areas? Do I have to follow roads?

Using Wandrio and collecting tiles does not exempt you from obeying the law. Wandrio will not pay your legal costs or otherwise come to your help if you end up in jail or in other trouble while collecting tiles. We don’t have a bailout funds for tile hunters in trouble.

The whole world map is full of tiles.

Some tiles are easily accessible, some require a bit of imagination, and some are genuinely almost impossible.

But one of the great things about tile collecting is that it encourages you to visit new places.

For example, I am missing a few important tiles on a golf course, so I’ve arranged to go there to play with my older brother.

In our WhatsApp community, someone mentioned asking the police station for a guided tour because they wanted to collect tiles from its area. Military bases and many other closed facilities occasionally organize open days.

One of our users in Finland even arranged a day when people were allowed to come onto a closed industrial area to collect tiles.

So use your imagination, powers of persuasion, and common sense. Do not go to a shooting range without permission, and do not break into a nuclear facility or prison grounds to collect tiles. Follow the law just as you normally would.


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