Royal coat of arms (common version on the left Scottish version on the right) For those before 1707, see List of English monarchs and List of Scottish monarchs.
For legendary ones, see List of legendary kings of Britain. For ancient British monarchs, see King of the Britons. You must struggle to survive in a harsh medieval world."British monarchs" redirects here. You may form a guild, bring war to all opposition, and try to seize the throne and become king! In order to do this, you must hunt wildlife, mine resources, build structures, and craft weapons and armor in order to protect yourself. In Reign of Kings we allow you to collect resources and craft a wide variety of items needed to build a vast and powerful kingdom. We were primarily inspired by Rust & Chivalry in the development of this game. In addition to standard resources, you may compete over the Ancient Throne which resides in a throne room which overlooks the island. All players who are not part of the King's Guild are taxed on the resources they collect. The development of a melee combat system adds a gritty and visceral feeling to Reign of Kings that will allow players to become deeply immersed in a realistic and intense medieval survival experience. The world itself is designed to inspire competition and struggles for power. Resource locations strategically spread throughout the game will create inequity and envy.
Players will have the ability to make war, or even capture and hold other players in order to get what they want. Each player will have the power to decide the fate of the kingdom, or choose to entirely forego the responsibility of ruling the kingdom and roam the land as a freeman. The Ancient Throne can be claimed by any player. Holding the Ancient Throne will grant its owner dominion over the entire map (change name of realm) and taxation rights over every other player. The King of the Ancient Throne will receive the ability to collect the resource tax from every player within the game by visiting the Ravens Treasure Tree. The ravens automatically collect taxes in the game (behind the scenes of course, sneaky little things), and place them in the chests in their Treasure Tree. Only the king can freely access these chests, other players must lock pick them and that is quite a feat. In addition, the King of the Ancient Throne will have access to the Ancient Sword and the Ancient Crown. The Ancient Sword & Crown will only work for the player who is king and as such cannot be looted in the event that the King of the Ancient Throne is killed. Instead, the sword and crown will spawn back behind the Ancient Throne. The Ancient Sword is a very dangerous melee weapon. This highest seat of power in the realm will be a prized possession and should inspire a great deal of competition and conflict. Ranged fighting in ROK will encompass the use of the bow, crossbow, javelin, and throwing stones. A good way for a player to stay alive in a fight during the early game will be to use ranged weaponry and speed. Keeping out of sword range from a marauding knight is always a good idea, but even more so if you’re not equipped with the quality of armor that can absorb a hit or two.Ī simple bow and spear may be capable of taking down wild game, but may not provide enough piercing power to get through the finest plate mail. It’ll be important for the player to learn what kinds of weaponry are most effective in a fight as it will be critical knowledge to stay alive and have impact in a fight. Higher tier Steel-pointed javelins will be able to pierce some armors, but the crossbow is the best option for punching a hole through the most heavily plated opponent at range. The general rules of ranged weaponry will apply in ROK to determine functionality. The bow will have the highest accuracy and reload speed, the crossbow will have greatest piercing power but is slow to reload, and thrown weapons will have the highest damage output, but are for short range use only. Using the standard block, ramp and stairs, ROK building materials will consist of sticks, thatch, clay, wood, re-enforced wood, and stone.
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