Oceania Rankings

4 eligible Bases, ranked by authored Overall.

1. Rank 15.7/10 — Overall

   

   Australia · Oceania

   Coober Pedy Underground Settlement

   Remote Settlement

   Coober Pedy combines heat-buffering underground homes with the services of an established outback town. Distance limits incoming pressure, but scattered dugouts do not form a fortress, and drinking water still depends on powered treatment.

   Overall

   5.7/10

   Defensibility

   2/10

   Isolation

   7/10

   Sustainability

   8/10

2. Rank 24.3/10 — Overall

   

   Australia · Oceania

   Tasmania

   Isolated Landmass

   Tasmania offers farmland, freshwater systems and renewable generation on an exceptional scale. Bass Strait separates it from mainland pressure, but the island already contains substantial towns and cities: twenty survivors inherit opportunities across a landscape they cannot defend or operate as a whole.

   Overall

   4.3/10

   Defensibility

   1/10

   Isolation

   3/10

   Sustainability

   9/10

3. Rank 33.7/10 — Overall

   

   Fiji · Oceania

   Fiji Islands

   Isolated Landmass

   Fiji offers established homes, treated water, farming and fisheries across a populated archipelago. Twenty survivors inherit abundant possibilities alongside an unmanageable defensive boundary, distributed utilities and cyclone exposure; ocean distance does not remove threats already within the islands.

   Overall

   3.7/10

   Defensibility

   1/10

   Isolation

   2/10

   Sustainability

   8/10

4. Rank 4North Head Gun Emplacements →Australia · Oceania · Subterranean3.3/10Overall