Land Manager Update: More Filters, Better DEC Management & Production Improvements
Published on HivePostify by @beaker007 · Sun Aug 09 2026
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Welcome back everyone!
Last week I have been pushing quite a few releases for the Land site, so now it is time to actually sit down and write a proper post about what changed. That way everyone can see what has been added without having to dig through all my messages in the Land Baron channel. 🤣
A lot of the feedback and ideas for these updates came from the community, with quite a few comments and suggestions coming from @fatjimmy and @lunacysystem. Thanks for continuing to throw ideas, issues, and feature requests my way!
Some of these changes are pretty small quality of life improvements, while others required a bit more work behind the scenes.
Hopefully they all make your Land journey just a little bit easier. 😍
So without further ado, let's dive into what changed in versions v1.18.0 through v1.20.0.
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Better DEC Management Across Regions
One of the bigger changes in this release is how the Land Manager handles DEC across your regions.
Previously, the DEC alerts were based only on the regions you had enabled in your Land Manager configuration.
That made sense from a configuration perspective, but not necessarily from a DEC management perspective. You might own several regions while only actively managing a few of them through the tool.
The DEC calculations now look at all regions you own, regardless of which regions are enabled in your configuration.
This applies to both the alerts and the DEC power up/down functionality.
The DEC controls are also available when you do not have any regions enabled in your configuration.
Also when you are now changing up plot and you introduce a short fall on dec it will tell you up front... because when you save the new plot it will trigger a harvest region. important to know upfront Thanks @fatjimmy for reporting this... this was btw the hardest change in this release!!!
Also when saving the plot it will alert you again!! Until now i only tested the cancel at this point i have no reason to think why the save would not work. For now you sill have to load up DEC upfront in the spl site or just harvest before you start editing plot (this is what i always do)
Regional DEC Imbalance
There was another interesting situation with DEC that the previous calculation could hide.
Imagine one region has too much DEC staked while another region does not have enough.
Globally, those two values could cancel each other out and make it look like everything is perfectly balanced.
Of course, your workers in the region that is short on DEC do not care that another region has too much. 🤣:
The Land Manager will now detect this situation and show a regional imbalance warning, even when your total DEC shortfall or excess across all regions comes out to zero.
This should give a much better picture of where your DEC actually needs to be.
Production Configure Improvements
The Production Configure panel received some love as well.
One important fix is related to Bloodline boosts.
Previously, when changing your worker lineup, the Bloodline boost could keep using an old value. For example, removing or replacing a card did not always immediately update the Bloodline calculation.
This calculation now works more like the Planner.
The Bloodline boost is recalculated directly from the worker lineup you are currently staging, so when you add, remove, or replace workers you should immediately see the correct result.
See Your Changes Before Applying Them
I also changed the summary in the Configure panel to make it easier to see what your planned worker changes are actually doing.
Your current production values remain visible as a baseline.
When you start making changes, a second staged row appears showing the new calculated values.
The differences are highlighted with color coded deltas, and the values transition over two seconds so it is easier to spot exactly what changed.
Hopefully this makes experimenting with different worker combinations a little more intuitive.
Jump to Boosted PP
Another quality of life feature added to worker selection is Jump to Boosted PP.
When you are looking for a card around a specific Boosted PP value, scrolling through your entire collection can become annoying pretty quickly.
You can now enter the Boosted PP value you are looking for.
If an exact match exists, the Land Manager jumps directly to it.
If there is no exact match, it will take you to the closest available value instead. When two cards are equally close, the lower value is selected.
A small feature, but hopefully a useful one when you already know roughly how much PP you need.
Search Workers by Card Name
Speaking about finding cards, the Card Filter Drawer now also has a Search card name field.
Just start typing part of the card name and the available cards are filtered immediately.
The search is case insensitive and matches cards containing the text you entered.
Especially for larger collections, this should make finding that one specific worker much faster.
And finally, the Verico set has been added to the available filters.
More Production Filters
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