Find your people
Look for a kingdom
Use the kingdom interface to search for a group. Read its identity and talk with members about how they like to play.
Request to join
Send a join request. Membership requests are handled by players with permission to accept them.
Make yourself useful
Coordinate in kingdom chat, contribute resources when you choose, and take part in shared plans.
Start a kingdom of your own
The game’s kingdom creation flow shows the requirements for founding. Choose a name and identity that other players can recognize.
A kingdom needs people as much as a name. Decide how you want to cooperate and who will help with recruiting, resources, and the responsibilities of leadership.
Give members the right responsibilities
Titles and permissions are separate. A title describes a role; permissions control what a member can actually do.
Leaders can assign responsibilities such as member management, construction, treasury access, and diplomacy. Give members the access they need for their role.
Pool resources for shared plans
Members can contribute resources to the kingdom treasury. Withdrawals require the appropriate permission, and leaving a kingdom does not return previous contributions.
Discuss what you are building toward before contributing. Shared plans work best when members understand where their resources are going.
Choose how to deal with your neighbors
Kingdoms can enter wars and negotiate peace. Surrender and changes of leadership also have consequences for the group.
Use the in-game diplomacy controls to review the available actions before making a decision for your kingdom.
Common questions
Do I need to found a kingdom to play?
No. You can start by exploring and developing your character, then look for a kingdom when you want to join a group.
Does a title automatically grant permission?
No. Kingdom titles are freeform. Permissions separately control actions such as inviting members, managing resources, or handling diplomacy.
Do I get my contributions back if I leave?
No. Resources you contribute remain with the kingdom. Consider contributions as support for the group’s shared plans.
