𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐝𝐨𝐦𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐬

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Sry for being an idiot but how do the wealth stage stuff work?

 Your Lower Class starts at Wretched, and some buildings increase your Wealth category. The Upper Class is always at least one stage higher than the Lower Class. If you have a Democracy, then the Upper Class is always exactly two stages above. Republic removes that limit.

You're not an idiot, it just might be difficult to understand the rules upon first glance.

 Thx dude, this helped :3

This thread is growing extremely fast. Nice work, arch

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Lady Bouclaire and the Lauriers are making decisions regarding other settlements along the Tsaritsa river (which seems to be an important river for many civilizations) and decides that since the previous ruler, Lord Gregory, had little relations outside the town, they were to send an ambassador up the river and down the river, along with a handful of guards each, to make contact with other lands.

Mabey there should be a "no attacking anyone with one settlement rule"

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Sry for being an idiot but how do the wealth stage stuff work?

 Your Lower Class starts at Wretched, and some buildings increase your Wealth category. The Upper Class is always at least one stage higher than the Lower Class. If you have a Democracy, then the Upper Class is always exactly two stages above. Republic removes that limit.

You're not an idiot, it just might be difficult to understand the rules upon first glance.

 Thx dude, this helped :3

*Thumbs up*

Yeah arch can there be a rule against attacking people with only one settlement 

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Sry for being an idiot but how do the wealth stage stuff work?

 Your Lower Class starts at Wretched, and some buildings increase your Wealth category. The Upper Class is always at least one stage higher than the Lower Class. If you have a Democracy, then the Upper Class is always exactly two stages above. Republic removes that limit.

You're not an idiot, it just might be difficult to understand the rules upon first glance.

 Thx dude, this helped :3

*Thumbs up*

 :3

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*I WAS GONE FOR SIX HOURS*

*THIRTEEN PAGES-*

Lady Bouclaire and the Lauriers are making decisions regarding other settlements along the Tsaritsa river (which seems to be an important river for many civilizations) and decides that since the previous ruler, Lord Gregory, had little relations outside the town, they were to send an ambassador up the river and down the river, along with a handful of guards each, to make contact with other lands.

 *Hey arch you don't mind the fact that I made an archive for your thread do you?"

Settlement: Wind of the 'Wild (Feywild)

Government: Republic

Ruler: 'Ofterosuh'

Lower Class: Squalid

Upper Class: Poor

Military Power: One

Important Buildings: Shop +1 to upper class in this case, Inn, +1 to lower class

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*I WAS GONE FOR SIX HOURS*

*THIRTEEN PAGES-*

Lady Bouclaire and the Lauriers are making decisions regarding other settlements along the Tsaritsa river (which seems to be an important river for many civilizations) and decides that since the previous ruler, Lord Gregory, had little relations outside the town, they were to send an ambassador up the river and down the river, along with a handful of guards each, to make contact with other lands.

 *Hey arch you don't mind the fact that I made an archive for your thread do you?"

 *I do not mind, it’s wonderful*

*Oh my goodness I’m so happy right now CYNO MADE A MAP*

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*I WAS GONE FOR SIX HOURS*

*THIRTEEN PAGES-*

Lady Bouclaire and the Lauriers are making decisions regarding other settlements along the Tsaritsa river (which seems to be an important river for many civilizations) and decides that since the previous ruler, Lord Gregory, had little relations outside the town, they were to send an ambassador up the river and down the river, along with a handful of guards each, to make contact with other lands.

 *Yeah a lot lol*

A large leader of a new settlement wanders around the river, staring at the water

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Settlement: Wind of the 'Wild (Feywild)

Government: Republic

Ruler: 'Ofterosuh'

Lower Class: Squalid

Upper Class: Poor

Military Power: One

Important Buildings: Shop +1 to upper class in this case, Inn, +1 to lower class

 You get 6 important buildings because you have a town when you start out and your military power to start with is 6

nice

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 Inside, two men are sitting at a desk, arguing about something, before turning to face the centaur. One of the men has curly black hair, and wears a red blindfold. The other man has shorter brown hair and is holding some papers. For being the people in charge, their attire is surprisingly simple.

The man wearing the blindfold speaks first “Oh. Hello! What brings you to our humble town?”

 They bow curtly. “I’ve come to inquire about possible trade, and bring gifts.” Their tail swishes a bit, and the centaur tilts their head. “This is very much informal.”

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Settlement: Wind of the 'Wild (Feywild)

Government: Republic

Ruler: 'Ofterosuh'

Lower Class: Squalid

Upper Class: Poor

Military Power: One

Important Buildings: Shop +1 to upper class in this case, Inn, +1 to lower class

 You get 6 important buildings because you have a town when you start out and your military power to start with is 6

 <No, you start with a Hamlet, don't you..?>

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Settlement: Wind of the 'Wild (Feywild)

Government: Republic

Ruler: 'Ofterosuh'

Lower Class: Squalid

Upper Class: Poor

Military Power: One

Important Buildings: Shop +1 to upper class in this case, Inn, +1 to lower class

 You get 6 important buildings because you have a town when you start out and your military power to start with is 6

 Oh nice! :3

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Settlement: Wind of the 'Wild (Feywild)

Government: Republic

Ruler: 'Ofterosuh'

Lower Class: Squalid

Upper Class: Poor

Military Power: One

Important Buildings: Shop +1 to upper class in this case, Inn, +1 to lower class

 You get 6 important buildings because you have a town when you start out and your military power to start with is 6

 <No, you start with a Hamlet, don't you..?>

 *Nope you start with a town*

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Settlement: Wind of the 'Wild (Feywild)

Government: Republic

Ruler: 'Ofterosuh'

Lower Class: Squalid

Upper Class: Poor

Military Power: One

Important Buildings: Shop +1 to upper class in this case, Inn, +1 to lower class

 You get 6 important buildings because you have a town when you start out and your military power to start with is 6

 <No, you start with a Hamlet, don't you..?>

 *nope, you start with a town, and future settlements you found start as hamlets*

How would you build more settlements if your lower class is below modest, or how do you change this