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The Royal Palace

Placed in the Kingdom capital city, the Royal palace host the Regent. Here the Kingdom's future is decided, and foreign ambassadors and foreign delegations meet.

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Common links

Offers to the Kingdom

By using this function you can make offers to the Kingdom and deposit some items in the Royal Palace storage.

Access to the Kingdom Hall (Chat)

You can access the Kingdom Hall and talk with the Regent. You will need to know the secret password in order to access the Hall.

The Throne Room

By selecting this function, you can enter in the Throne Room. If the Kingdom does not have a Regent you can become the Regent by donating a certain sum of money and fullfill some requirements:

  1. Be at least 90 days old
  2. Having at least a charisma 16
  3. Own a certain amount of money

Money required to become a Regent

To become a Regent of a Kingdom the following money are required:

[Kingdom_owned_regions] * 250 + 1500

To become a Regent of Stato Pontificio, the following money are required:

[Kingdom_owned_regions] * 250 + 10000

Reserved Links

Inventory

You can see what's stored in the Royal Palace and take stored items.

Royal Registry

From the Royal Registry you can:

  1. Declare Hostile Actions
  2. Appoint and Remove Vassals
  3. Assign Regions to Vassals
  4. Configure Kingdom taxes
  5. Publish Announcements
  6. Start Academy or Training Grounds projects
  7. See how many resources the Kingdom has
  8. See who owns a property

Declare Hostile Actions

The Regent can declare an hostile action against another kingdom or independent region.

At the moment, it's only possible to:

Appoint or remove Vassal

By using this function you will be able to display all Kingdom Vassals and:

  • Write a scroll
  • Assign them the control of a castle
  • Assign them a region
  • Revoke the role

Taxes

By using this function, you can configure the following kingdom taxes:

  • Property tax
  • Selling tax

The Property tax

The Regent can configure the percentage on how much the Royal Palace and Castles will get from a property purchase. If a citizen or a foreigner buys a terrain, a shop, an house or a farmer's license (to breed farm animals), the configured percentage will go into the Royal Palace inventory.

The Property Tax percentage is computed as follows:

Percentage of amount that will go to the Royal Palace = max( 1, 30 /([kingdom_owned_regions]^0.3))

The remaining sum will go to the Castle.

Example

King configures the Property tax to 80%. A citizen buys a terrain for 100 coins and the Kingdom owns 1 region.

The Property Tax is 30% and the Tax amount will be 30 coins.

  • The Castle will get 30 coins * 20% = 6 coins.
  • The Royal Palace will get 30 coins * 80% = 24 coins.

The Selling Tax

The Regent can configure the percentage of the selling tax (set by the Vassal) that will go into the Royal Palace inventory. The tax affects selling of properties and sales of items through the Market.

Example

King configures the tax at 60%, the vassal at 10%. If an item is bought on the market for 100 coins:

  • Total Selling Tax amount is 10 coins.
  • Seller will get 90 coins.
  • Royal palace will get 6 coins.
  • Castle will get 4 coins.

Announcements

From here the Regent can publish a Government announce. All citizens will be able to see the Announcements page after login. It's possible to edit the message upto 24 hours after the first publication.

Kingdom Projects

See Building Projects.

Resource Report

Through this report compiled by his accountants, the Regent can view the Kingdom's resources including how these resources are distributed amongst the various governmental structures.

Property Report

With this report, a Regent knows who owns properties in his Kingdom.

Rest

The Regent can rest in the Royal Palace. See Resting Factor value here.

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