Enter a deed number to see the deeds beside it on the official Otherside map: what they hold,
their model estimates, which are for sale and who owns them. Every plot on the close-up map opens its own page.
How neighbors are found
Next door means the six closest deeds on the official map, counted within about two plot widths
(16 map units; the typical distance between neighboring plots is 8.1).
Deeds on a coastline or at the edge of an island have fewer, and 163
isolated deeds have none; the report then lists the closest ones instead.
Positions are the same ones behind every deed page's Map and Proximity score, decoded from Yuga Labs'
official map and checked against the official viewer. They describe geography only: Yuga has not published a
gameplay rule that depends on which plots are adjacent, so "next door" says where a deed sits, not what it can do.
How proximity works.
What the report shows
A close-up map. The deed is ringed in gold and its next-door deeds are numbered. Point at any plot, or tap
it on a phone, for a preview with its traits, estimate, live ask and owner. Click a plot, or the preview's button,
to open its page. Drag to move around; use + and − to zoom.
Next door. Each neighbor's direction, environment, sediment, resources, artifact and model estimate,
with its current owner.
For sale in this view. Every listed deed inside the map view, closest first. Asks come from the same live
feed as the rest of the site, and update while the report is open.
Owners
Owners are read live from the Otherdeed contracts when a report opens. A name is shown only when the wallet's ENS
record checks out in both directions; otherwise the address is shortened. Each owner links to that wallet in
My Assets. Lookups are cached for up to ten minutes. Reopening a report after that refreshes its owners.
This page is automated market data. It is not investment advice, not an appraisal, and not a
recommendation to buy, sell or hold. We are not a broker, dealer, investment adviser or appraiser,
and no advisory relationship is created by using this site.
You can lose money, including everything you spend.
NFTs are speculative and illiquid; this collection trades at low daily volume, a single sale can move
quoted prices, and you may be unable to sell at any price. Only spend what you can afford to lose entirely.
The estimate is a statistical figure derived from past sales — an opinion, not a value, offer or guarantee.
Actual prices routinely differ. Past performance does not predict future results.
Trait utility is evolving, not guaranteed: Yuga Labs gave Environment Tier and Sediment Tier concrete
gameplay functions in Legends of the Mara, and has announced a resource system connecting the 74
resources, coming online in 2026 — no exact launch date or mechanics for individual resources, deposit
tiers or artifacts have been published. Final trait utility in the persistent Otherside remains subject
to change; scarcity should not be assumed to imply future utility or value.