Otherwise, different worlds don't interact (and doing things like helping a player in one world in exchange for help on another world is against the rules.) And any diamonds won on one world can be spent on any world. The only interaction between cities on different worlds is that a given player (ie you) has one common supply of diamonds that you can spend on any world you want. Worlds are (almost) completely independent. Cross-world trading between players is forbidden by the rules. While there are some guilds that exist on more than one world, they do so individually. There is no in-game connection between them except for your diamond balance, which can be spent in any world you play. When you join a guild, you will also see your guildmates' trades in addition to your neighbors' and friends' trades. Consider it the PvE portion of the game, though as I said, battle points earned there do count toward the PvP towers. The continent map has nothing to do with your neighborhood. What's PvP about it is you're competing with your neighbors.
Battle points gained on the continent map, in your neighborhood, and on the GvG maps are all counted in the PvP towers. The PvP towers are scoreboards for the PvP tournaments for every age that go on every week. Like 'Iron Age Map' rather than 'Iron Age Province'. Inno calls the individually aged GvG maps provinces, but most folks call them maps.
The first province you took (or will take) is Dunarsund. Provinces are found on the continent map. Much later in the game, neighborhoods tend to be more stable, though players do still come an go a bit. Your neighborhood composition may change every 2 weeks, early on. You can attack or aid your neighbors, and you can trade with them. Your neighborhood is your PvP environment in the world you're playing in.
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