Games Where You Build A Kingdom Novels & Stories

"This palace is built on lies and blood. It belongs to the old world. If we want to build something new, we can't do it from Dominic’s throne. It’s cursed. Not by magic, but by history." "Where would we go?" Killian asked. "The borderlands," I said. "Between the Rogue forest and the Kingdom. We build a new city. A place where there are no 'Royal packs' and no 'Rogues.' Just wolves. We rule from the heart of the land, not the top of a white tower." Killian stared at me for a long moment, and then a slow, predatory grin spread across his face. "A new capital. It would take years. It would be a nightmare to coordinate."

"Wow, so it was mass genocide then?" "What? No! Nothing like that. Any tribe that was conquered automatically fell under the reign of the one who conquered it. That was how it was till there were Sixteen tribes left." "So why are there four kingdoms now?" Elena asked, genuinely curious. "Well, according to the stories I was told by my tutor, there was actual peace for a couple of years amongst the sixteen tribes. But suddenly, the Blood Kingdom, which was called the land of ice then, suddenly amassed a great bundle of power. We do not know how, and why it works for them, but it made them overly powerful. So, their past kings took it upon themselves to start a new war. The war took years, and

Horses were neighing and hooves stomping on the parched earth underneath the moon that was about hide behind the huge mountains in the west. There was only one path where King Marcellus would possibly take: the Valley Of Kings. It was one of the advantage that Eastias and Noartias have because these two kingdoms were surrounded by mountains. So even if they were threatened to be attacked, they still have a chance to make the game in favor of them. That would be a matter between the strongest and the weak. All they have to do is to fight with all the might, fight at their strongest and never let the enemy push them back away from the battlefield. For once this happens, what they were protecti

“We build the baseline. We build the watchdog. And we build a consequence layer that makes it very, very painful to use the architecture we’re fighting without respecting the lines we draw.” Niko’s mouth quirked. “Queen move,” he said softly. “Exactly,” I said. “Kings move one square at a time. They’re slow, they’re obvious, they’re easy to surround. Queens move any damn direction they need to. That’s what we’re doing.” Dante let out a breath that might have been a laugh. “So what’s step one, Your Majesty?” he asked. I picked up the flash drive Dominion had handed me. Rolled it between my fingers once.

"I promise not to knock anything over." "Okay." Luna handed me some blocks. "But you have to follow the rules. No breaking the castle. No hurting the people. And the queen's word is law." "Sounds fair." I started building an addition to their castle. "In this game, does the guard ever get to be friends with the queen?" "Friends?" Aiden considered it seriously. "Maybe. If he's really really good and does what she says and protects everyone properly." "What if he wants to be more than friends?" I was using my children for relationship advice. This was a new low. "What if he wants to be king?"

“Lord Juraj is frailer than ash, but he has the ear of half the generals; he could decide tomorrow that a military coup would be the best for his family and end all our worrying here and now. But if I am a king with no achievements to my name—” “No achievements?” Father scoffs. “You have read every book in the library.” “Twice,” I mutter. “You are the reigning champion of bolar.” An ancient strategy game Father revived some years ago, it requires planning a semi-realistic attack on your opponent’s pieces, and the winner is the one with the fewest casualties. He’s right, but it’s another skill I’ve developed in my room. “I simply do not believe that kings are supposed to spend this much time

Malachi said. “I didn't even see the girl during the whole of my captivity. This is ridiculous,” I scoffed. “I suggest we do something to appease the lords and keep the rumours at rest. Considering the fact that our kingdom is biggest and you're the one with the authority. I'm not sure they can hold a war now,” he said. “I'm listening,” I said curiously

But the earlier I get rid of the half breed, the better for everyone. I felt Fang’s judgy eyes on me, but I did not bother looking in his direction. After breakfast, I checked in at the training ground. There was nothing like having enough army. With all the looming danger and ever growing threats to my kingdom, the bigger and stronger my men, the better.