And after a few hours, the max cash of them is little more but just a little tip for the jar.Īnd these quests are pretty boring. But it's rather rare to catch one while you're mandatory grinding.

Once in a while, there will be a tournament, which might boost your finances. And it rarely feels like you'd accomplish anything. I know that the endgame is different and (to me) more interesting.īut until you're there, you grind. That means nothing else but having in the party and doing battles with them. They run around with 25 or 50 people except for the King.Īlong the way you need to build up your inner circle, aka heroes. Except for the Swadians for some reason (maybe because it was my kingdom of choice). In the meantime, all people increase their party sizes dramatically. So you do battle after battle after battle with so little renown that you might (at least I felt like this) think you were playing custom battles in a queue of matches. Every 25 points of renown you get a whole additional party member. If you think Leadership 5 is high or a waste of points (or you even think that this is enough) and love grinding, you're in for a treat. And then the real grind begins to build up your army. You could also go to the tavern and spend 1000 bucks for free alcohol for the city for a whopping single point of reputation.Īs soon as you're done, you can sign up for a kingdom. You have to do this for really long in order to build up your income with as many cities as possible. And you must ignore every single one that includes bandits, since it's almost impossible to catch all of them. There are maybe 5 variants of quests for them. You start out, and do tasks for Guild Masters.

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