Kingdom

The Kingdom is the core feature of Pathfinder: Kingmaker, as you carve out a state out of the Stolen Lands. Technically, you start with a barony, but building a kingdom and claiming the crown is what this game is all about, after all. Says so right there in the title!

Features

• 14 regions to incorporate, 300 kingdom events, and 100 kingdom projects. The scope of the game and options available to you increase with its size and status, from a small barony to a full-fledged kingdom.
• In-depth management, allowing you to assign companions and other characters to specific roles in your court and across the kingdom. The choices were streamlined compared to the tabletop, to eliminate redundancies and improve the game's feel.
• Recruits include artisans to manufacture items for you. Including artifacts. And yes, that includes troll recruits making giant clubs for you.
• Diplomacy is included, allowing you to form alliances with the various factions in and near the Stolen Lands, with a total of 9 potential allies at the present (one per alignment).
• The Kingdom reflects your choices and alignment. This will also affect gameplay, not merely cosmetic appearance.
• Politics, politics, politics. Your court will be filled with people who have their own agendas, desires, and will try to affect the course of events - not always for your benefit. Of course, you will also have to take care of your vassals and the various opinions they can have of you.
• State religion is planned for inclusion, as is the ability to use spells to affect your kingdom.
• Some buildings are limited to alignment of the Kingdom, Noticeboard for Lawful, orphanage for Good.