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The Lordship System

Every town in this world is governed by a Lord.
Players can become lords, and their decisions can make a town a better or worse place to live.
Players dissatisfied with the government can rebel and seize the lord's position.

Checking Government Status

Open the main menu “Facilities”, then select “Lord's Residence” to proceed.
You can view the town's government status and related information.
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The Lord and the Ruling Guild

The only player who can become lord is the leader of the ruling guild.
A guild can become the ruling guild by winning the siege warfare described below.

Tax Rate

The lord can set a different tax rate for each town.
Tax is collected each time goods are sold.

Population, Development Level, and Development Funding

The lord can set development funding.
Development funding helps the town grow (raising its development level) and increases its population.
Naturally, a larger population also increases sales.

The Lord's Army

The lord can use public funds to increase the troop strength of the Lord's army (their own guild).
However, the Lord's army requires upkeep, which rises as troop strength increases.

About Siege Warfare

Siege warfare (also called guild warfare) is a battle between guilds.
You must belong to a guild to take part in siege warfare.

Starting a Rebellion

Siege warfare begins when a guild leader starts a rebellion.
After the rebellion begins, the next 24 hours are a period of “standoff”, during which
each guild leader can choose the rebel side or the lord's side.

Military Clash

After the standoff period, the Rebels and the Lord's army enter a “Military Clash”.
The military clash lasts 24 hours. When time runs out,
within the faction with the greater troop strength, the guild with the most troops achieves victory.
The leader of the victorious guild becomes lord.
(The battle is timed: even if either faction is wiped out, it does not end until time runs out.) Image

Guild Break

During a military clash, players belonging to a guild can target a specific guild
and spend ability points to launch Guild Break.
Guild Break can greatly reduce the target guild's troop strength;
reducing it to zero destroys the guild.

Tip: Guild Break can target a guild regardless of its faction, including guilds not participating in the war.