Fractara gameplay · Kingdom operations
Fractara's live kingdom system lets players found named realms, review applicants, delegate granular authority, pool resources, coordinate in kingdom chat, compete in rankings, declare war, negotiate peace, rebel, vote, and transfer the throne. The backend owns every membership, permission, treasury, war, and succession change.
The membership loop
Kingdom state survives the current browser session. Every important action is checked against the latest durable membership and authority.
Create a uniquely named kingdom or search the bounded kingdom directory for a realm that fits.
Applicants submit a join request. The ruler or a member with initiating authority accepts or rejects it.
Titles remain expressive; sixteen granular permissions determine what each member can actually do.
Members coordinate through kingdom chat, contribute resources, follow rankings, and participate in conflict or succession.
Governance with consequences
Freeform titles express culture. Server-enforced permissions decide who can recruit, command, message, build, repair, manage heraldry, or touch the treasury.
Architecture, commanding, expelling, heraldry, initiating, messaging, treasury, construction, repair, and other capabilities each use denied, allowed, or grant authority. The ruler begins with grant authority across the set.
Members can contribute brick, gold, sapphire, and mortar. Withdrawals require treasury authority, and contributed resources remain with the realm when a member leaves.
Authorized members can update the kingdom status or emblem, rulers can assign freeform titles, and durable kingdom chat is delivered with the kingdom snapshot.
The backend serves bounded search plus influence, conquest, weekly conquest, member-count, and territory-count rankings. It does not invent a universal popularity score.
Conflict and continuity
Conflict is durable state with command authority, negotiation, and surrender. Succession provides a separate path for a kingdom to change leadership without erasing its members or identity.
A valid command creates an active war record between distinct kingdoms. The current runtime does not charge an invented declaration price or impose a fictional preparation day.
Authorized commanders can propose peace. The opposing kingdom can accept or reject the pending proposal, with both sides receiving updated war state.
Surrender ends the war and applies the current backend-owned loss and transfer rules transactionally. This page avoids copying balance percentages into prose that could drift.
A designated successor can claim the throne after ruler inactivity. A majority of recently active rebels can instead begin a timed vote whose winner receives ruler authority.
Product proof
This first-party record was reviewed by Mask on July 17, 2026. Claims were checked through the connected client commands, backend services, persistence models, synchronized projections, and behavior tests—not a design document.
A social layer with state
Territory, trade, crafting, combat, and exploration create the resources and pressure around a realm. Kingdoms provide the durable membership and decision structure that lets players respond together.
Direct answers
Yes. Fractara's connected client and backend currently support kingdom creation, search, join requests, member management, granular permissions, shared resources, status and emblem changes, chat, rankings, war, peace, surrender, rebellion, voting, and succession.
No fixed Duke, Baron, Knight, or Peasant ladder determines authority. Kingdom titles are freeform. Sixteen granular permission categories, each set to denied, allowed, or grant, control what a member can do.
The current kingdom treasury stores brick, gold, sapphire, and mortar. Members can contribute those resources; withdrawals require treasury permission. Leaving a kingdom does not refund prior contributions.
The current durable war flow ends through accepted peace, surrender, or kingdom lifecycle handling. This page does not claim an automatic seven-day ending, a 24-hour preparation phase, or a 500-brick declaration cost because those rules are not in the connected runtime.
Kingdom membership, wars, peace proposals, chat, and rankings are live. This record does not claim a separate inter-kingdom alliance, non-aggression-pact, shared-vision, or trade-treaty system because the current runtime does not prove those features.
A realm begins with one Claimant
Enter the live world, build a character, and decide whether to join an existing kingdom or create your own.
Become a Claimant