Spies are great If you like a more subtle approach to world domination.Clerics take care of all your kingdom’s spiritual needs and play a vital role when it comes to the population’s education, happiness and culture.Merchants can not only increase your income by trading with your neighbors, but also import needed goods to bolster your economy or go on a voyage in search for new riches.Use them to create strong defensive and offensive pacts, negotiate marriages, and make sure that your friends have your back in times of need Diplomats are capable of turning even your greatest enemies into trustworthy friends.Marshals lead your armies into battles to conquer your enemies and defend your lands.Your choice of Knights greatly influences your capabilities and sets the tone for your style of gameplay. Robust Multiplayer - Join with multiple friends to take on new challenges across the medieval worldĪSSEMBLE THE ROYAL COURTIn Knights of Honor II: Sovereign, your Royal Court is one of the most important tools at your disposal.RTS Battles - Lead your armies directly in riveting RTS engagements.Royal Court - Appoint Marshalls, Clerics, Merchants, Diplomats, and Spies to exert your will across the land.Real-Time Gameplay – The Medieval world comes alive, no turns needed.Choose Your Kingdom – Select from over 200 kingdoms across Europe, North Africa, and parts of Asia.Accessible Grand Strategy - All the depth of religion, diplomacy, city development, and more, with none of the confusion.
The path is open: become the true Sovereign of your people. Choose your royal court carefully and determine the destiny of your people, be it riches, conquest, intrigue, trade, or defeat! Raise armies to defend your lands or take war to the enemy - even jump into battle directly in action-packed RTS combat. Knights of Honor II: Sovereign includes all the depth players desire while being the gate-way game to the grand strategy genre, presenting the world as a living, breathing miniature, alive and ripe for the taking. Only way to incorporate them into my Kingdom would be to go to war, correct?īut I still think the rebels wandering around aimless forever in the same province and not take the province from the other rebels was a bug.Become the King and wrestle over control of Europe in this fresh take on medieval real-time grand strategy. I guess from here on my best bet is to just have good relations with them and take their money. So now the loyal rebels declared independence and became my vassals. Still, I feel like timers could be tweaked a bit once they took their second or third province. I sure wouldn't mind being able to just ride to my Loyalists and claim the lands they took for me, but the mechanic needs to be fair to both sides, people infested by Loyalists need to be given a chance to fight back. This may seem a bit clunky, but I get why it is done that way. You could try declaring on England and maybe help the Rebels by taking down the rest of their country (so they can't train an army to kill them off), but at the point at which your Loyalists are already unleashed, there is little to do but to wait and see. Originally posted by DNLH:No, you can't besiege towns occupied by your Loyalists.
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