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Kingdom Building Overview
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Ultimate Campaign pg. 198
The key parts of the kingdom-building rules that you’ll be referencing are as follows:
Explanation of the kingdom terminology used throughout this chapter.
Step-by-step instructions for founding a kingdom.
The turn sequence for an established kingdom.
The game statistics for terrain improvements.
Step-by-step instructions on how to found your first settlement.
The game statistics for the types of buildings.
The settlement District Grid.
The kingdom sheet (page 227).
Following the main rules and the types of buildings are several optional rules for kingdom building, such as modifying the effect of religious buildings based on alignment or deity portfolio, tracking Fame and Infamy scores for your kingdom, rules for different types of government, and special edicts you can declare during the turn sequence.