King's Throne: Royal Delights

King’s Throne: Game of Conquest is an empire simulation MMORPG that lets players rule a kingdom and delve into the medieval royal life. Players can expect thrilling adventures, grand wars, romantic narratives, kingdom administration, and more in this immersive gaming experience. Dive into this medieval world for free now and assume the role of a medieval king.

Key Features:

- Rule the Kingdom – Manage your resources effectively to fortify your kingdom and always be prepared for expansion.

- Recruit Knights – Gather legendary heroes during your journey and empower them to fight on your behalf.

- Raise a Dynasty – Care for your offspring, forge alliances through marriage, and gradually widen your influence.

- Undertake Expeditions – Crush enemies along the way and thwart their schemes.

- Round Table – Form alliances with other lords and jointly combat other rivals.

- Conquer the Server – Participate in PVP tournaments, unleash your strategic prowess, and demonstrate your might.

Have you ever envisioned yourself as a King in the Middle Ages?

Do you desire to engage in romantic encounters with legendary ladies and establish your dynasty?

King’s Throne: Game of Lust – A Guide to Heroes and How to Use Them

Before You Become King

The plot in King’s Throne is a colorful mish-mash of Shakespearean plays and characters. As soon as you create and name your character – Jacques Ganymede, in our case, in honor of our two favorite characters from As You Like It – you discover that the king, your father, has been murdered. Not by Claudius, as one might expect, but by Caesar’s Brutus himself!

You need no ghost of Hamlet to set you on the path to revenge. Before you even know where you are, a number of characters begin to ask you some uncomfortable questions. Don’t stress too much about your answers, though. Although we would have liked to see that our answers mattered in some way aside from role-play, this is unfortunately not the case.

Each answer will provide you with certain resources, but no matter what option you choose, you will still start the game with a decent amount of everything you need. With some money, food, troops, and your trusted courtiers at your side, you are finally ready for the coronation.

Completing Your First Campaign Stages

From your father’s murder scene you jump straight into action. You don’t want Brutus to get away, especially since he might have information about an even more complex ploy to destabilize the kingdom. This will take you to the campaign map and your first armed battles. If you’ve followed the tutorial so far, you should have a decent army and be able to sweep through the first 5 battles.

Although you can do little to influence the outcome of these military engagements, there is one important thing to bear in mind both now and later in the campaign. There are two factors that influence your troop losses when you attack an enemy. The first is the number of enemy troops, while the second is how much greater your army is compared to the former.

In other words, the more severely you outnumber your enemies, the less damage you are likely to sustain. In our experience, each enemy troop takes out an average of 3 soldiers on your side. This seems pretty unfair, but we’ll pretend it is a realistic outcome since you usually attack fortresses, rather than armies in the open. The bottom line is that you should absolutely never launch an attack on an enemy if the Casualties estimation is anything other than “Low.” To get it to Low, just put together a greater army from levies, the main quest, or achievements.

The Main Quest Is Your Best Friend

During the early game, at least, your most notable source of income, food, and troops is the Main Quest. Even once you add a few more heroes to your trusted group, the amount of resources you can collect from levies doesn’t hold a candle to the massive rewards you get for completing the various quests.

It’s still important to collect levies when possible, don’t get us wrong. Even the Main Quest will ask you to do so tens of times. However, the chief motor behind the progression of your empire will be this chain of simple tasks and its impressive array of benefits. The latter will include not only resources, but also useful items to improve your heroes and maidens, as well as all kinds of cooldown resets. By the time you finish the 90th quest, you will be asked to log in for two consecutive days. That’s when you know you’ve reached the cap for the day.

Collecting Levies and Visiting Maidens on Cooldown

Inside the Throne Room, you’ll find Marcello and Sir Oliver, two of your most trusted advisors. Clicking on the former will take you to your Levies screen, while the latter will help you tend to your Royal Decrees. Both of these features are great ways to earn resources and, in the case of Decrees, to gain some kingdom EXP as well.

To begin with, it takes only 1 minute to charge a Levy and these must be collected every few minutes in order to maximize your gain. Thankfully, the time intervals change quite a bit as your kingdom advances. By the time you reach Kingdom Level 6: Stable Kingdom III, for example, you should only have to collect Levies once every hour or so.

Royal Decrees charge much slower than Levies, but they are still pretty useful for a new king such as yourself. If you’re not into role-playing, you don’t need to bother reading through the text of a Decree. The only consequence of your choice is the reward you get so you should make your decisions accordingly, rather than try to be morally correct.

Download the game now and savor the regal life of a King during medieval times.