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# Make sure Lara agrees you have the time and maturity to handle the estate. | # Make sure Lara agrees you have the time and maturity to handle the estate. | ||
# Contact the ruler of the kingdom and gain their RP support for you to claim land in their kingdom. | # Contact the ruler of the kingdom and gain their RP support for you to claim land in their kingdom. | ||
| + | # The ruler will then need to prove to Lara via scouting that the hex is not in dispute, or show they have their army on the hex. | ||
Be advised they are not obligated to give you an estate if they don't like your character. | Be advised they are not obligated to give you an estate if they don't like your character. | ||
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Revision as of 19:05, 13 August 2020
Okay, so about estates, let me break this down.
There are two ways you can go about getting an estate, one of the ways is NOT really an option. So either a) you get an estate WITH the ruler's permission and they support you or b) you do it without the ruler's permission and you are likely to get squished before you even have an army to defend yourself with.
With that said, I'm not really going to support someone doing the without method because its a waste of my time and has always ended in tears previously. Once you know what estate you want, or at least what kingdom you want to be in, the process is relatively simple.
- Make sure Lara agrees you have the time and maturity to handle the estate.
- Contact the ruler of the kingdom and gain their RP support for you to claim land in their kingdom.
- The ruler will then need to prove to Lara via scouting that the hex is not in dispute, or show they have their army on the hex.
Be advised they are not obligated to give you an estate if they don't like your character.
