關於此遊戲

A medieval strategy board game where economics, territory, and tactical card battles decide the fate of a kingdom.

Each game is a struggle for influence, resources, and control of the map, just like in a real board game.

Immerse yourself in the harsh and opulent world of the Middle Ages, where every decision has a price, and power is won not only with gold but also with steel. This game is a unique blend of Monopoly, turn-based military strategy, and economic management, inspired by board games and card battles.

Main idea

On a round playing field, 4 players meet, each represented by a different color:

Before the game begins, everyone chooses their Lord. Each Lord is unique and has its own characteristics:

Players take turns rolling dice, moving through regions, capturing land, developing cities, trading, recruiting troops, and engaging in tactical card battles for control of territories.

The playing field is divided into regions and neutral holdings.

Capture lands and collect tolls from your opponents.

Neutral zones and bandit-held areas offer various events.

Tactical card battles

If the land is owned by an enemy, you can pay tribute or seize it through card battles.

Form battle lines of warriors

Deploy units on the tactical battlefield

Use different types of troops:

Infantry

Rangemen

Cavalry

Each warrior is unique and has his own characteristics:

Health

Damage

Number of attacks

Critical hit chance

Dodge chance

Parry chance

Also, some warriors may have special skills, such as:

Stun

Poison

Increased damage to cavalry

Inflicts a bleeding wound

Each battle is a mini-strategy where the composition of the army and their equipment are important

Deep equipment system

Each warrior can be equipped individually depending on their equipment types:

Swords, axes, spears, sledgehammers

Arrow bows, crossbows, throwing spears, and axes

Shields of various types, from light and offering little protection to heavy and impenetrable

Helmets of various types

Armor of various types

Boots of various types

Additional equipment

Equipment directly affects combat characteristics and battle tactics.

Economy and trade

Obtain resources from the territories you control.

Develop cities to increase your income.

Trade resources and equipment by visiting the market (if you're lucky).

Economic superiority can be just as important as military superiority.

Roll dice on the tavern board or let your warriors rest to become stronger.

Explore the ruins of abandoned villages, castles, towns, and camps.

Each party develops differently and requires adaptation.

Key Features

A mix of board game and turn-based strategy

Tactical card battles

Territory capture and development

Deep warrior equipment system

Random elements through dice rolls

High replayability and strategic depth

Adjustable Game Pace

Play at your own pace—from a leisurely strategic game to a faster pace that cuts down on turn times without sacrificing depth.

Who is this game for:

Board strategy game lovers

Monopoly fans with a combat system

Those who value tactics, economics, and territorial control

Players looking for a meditative yet challenging turn-based strategy game

Conquer lands, fortify cities, equip an army and prove that you are worthy of ruling this medieval world

Game development plans:

• Local multiplayer – play with friends on the same computer (2-4 players)

• Online multiplayer – in development after local mode

Features are planned and may change during development.

If you like the game's concept, add it to your Steam wishlist.

This is the best way to support solo development and directly influences the priority of future updates.

FAQ

What is this game?

A digital board game with economics, territories, and card battles.

How long does a game last?

From 10 minutes to 60 minutes or more.

Is there multiplayer?

In development: local, then online.

Why should I wishlist it?

This directly supports the development and growth of the project.

AI 生成內容聲明

開發者針對他們的遊戲使用 AI 生成內容方式的說明如下：

AI was used as a supporting tool for specific visual and audio elements and is not used in gameplay, story, mechanics, or coding. All final decisions remain with the developer.