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Malant: /* Mercantile */

2020-11-28T15:34:15Z

Mercantile

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	* '''Merchant Rate''': 10%		* '''Merchant Rate''': 10%
	* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 15%		* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 15%
	* '''Price Match Guarantee''': Yes!

	=== Belligerent ===		=== Belligerent ===

Malant: /* Mercantile */

2020-11-28T15:31:17Z

Mercantile

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	* '''Merchant Rate''': 10%		* '''Merchant Rate''': 10%
	* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 15%		* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 15%
			* '''Price Match Guarantee''': Yes!

	=== Belligerent ===		=== Belligerent ===
	Belligerent realms focus their efforts on war and siege, placing might above other goals.		Belligerent realms focus their efforts on war and siege, placing might above other goals.

Chimpy at 01:52, 8 December 2019

2019-12-08T01:52:49Z

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	**[[Dalgoth RiF 1.5]]: Oblivion Isle - 112334, 59607 -->		**[[Dalgoth RiF 1.5]]: Oblivion Isle - 112334, 59607 -->
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	'''[[Maelstrom Hermit\|~~An Outcast~~, the Hermit of Fortune]]'''		'''[[Maelstrom Hermit\|A Traitor, the Hermit of Fortune]]'''
	*[[Microzone]]: Hermitage		*[[Microzone]]: Hermitage
	**[[Vorringia]]: Perdition - 111257, 33174 <!--		**[[Vorringia]]: Perdition - 111257, 33174 <!--
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	**[[Dalgoth RiF 1.5]]: Perdition - 118913, 79761 -->		**[[Dalgoth RiF 1.5]]: Perdition - 118913, 79761 -->
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	'''[[Desert Hermit\|~~A Traitor~~, the Hermit of Wisdom]]'''		'''[[Desert Hermit\|An Outcast, the Hermit of Wisdom]]'''
	*[[Microzone]]: Hermitage		*[[Microzone]]: Hermitage
	**[[Vorringia]]: Vale of Nar Addad - 19363, 32344 <!--		**[[Vorringia]]: Vale of Nar Addad - 19363, 32344 <!--

Malant: /* Realm Charters and Types of Realms */

2019-06-07T12:06:49Z

Realm Charters and Types of Realms

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	== Realm Charters and Types of Realms ==		== Realm Charters and Types of Realms ==
	In addition to city preparations, the Guild members will need to acquire a "Realm Charter". These come in three varieties, which define the political outlook of the Realm. The Charter type determines the appearance of the palace, and also offers a unique set of benefits and drawbacks to the realm. Rank 8 Cities automatically receive their cut of the spoils when their vassals loot mob corpses, receive mine production, or when they sell goods and services. The size of the cut depends on the type of charter used.		In addition to city preparations, the Guild members will need to acquire a "Realm Charter". These come in three varieties, which define the political outlook of the Realm. The Charter type determines the appearance of the palace, and also offers a unique set of benefits and drawbacks to the realm. Rank 8 Cities automatically receive their cut of the spoils when their vassals loot mob corpses, receive mine production, or when they sell goods and services. The size of the cut depends on the type of charter used.

			* '''Farming''': tax applies when a player loots gold from mob corpses inside the controlling realm.
			* '''Merchant''': tax apples when spending gold on items or training in any city in the controlling realm (including NPC cities!)
			* '''Mining Tax''':tax applies whenever a mine generates resources for a city in the realm (rounded down, minimum 1 unit)

	=== Feudal ===		=== Feudal ===
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	* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': Normal		* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': Normal
	* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': Normal		* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': Normal
	* '''Farming Rate''': 10% ~~tax applies when a player loots gold from mob corpses inside the controlling realm.~~		* '''Farming Rate''': 10%
	* '''Merchant Rate''': 5% ~~tax apples when spending gold on items or training in any city in the controlling realm (including NPC cities!)~~		* '''Merchant Rate''': 5%
	* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 10% ~~tax applies whenever a mine generates resources for a city in the realm (rounded down, minimum 1 unit)~~		* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 10%

	=== Mercantile ===		=== Mercantile ===
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	* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': -10% Rapid growth is a key focus of commerce.		* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': -10% Rapid growth is a key focus of commerce.
	* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': -10%		* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': -10%
	* '''Farming Rate''': 15% ~~tax applies when a player loots gold from mob corpses inside the controlling realm.~~		* '''Farming Rate''': 15%
	* '''Merchant Rate''': 10% ~~tax apples when spending gold on items or training in any city in the controlling realm (including NPC cities!)~~		* '''Merchant Rate''': 10%
	* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 15% ~~tax applies whenever a mine generates resources for a city in the realm (rounded down, minimum 1 unit)~~		* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 15%
	=== Belligerent ===		=== Belligerent ===
	Belligerent realms focus their efforts on war and siege, placing might above other goals.		Belligerent realms focus their efforts on war and siege, placing might above other goals.
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	* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': +10% stronger buildings are harder to build.		* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': +10% stronger buildings are harder to build.
	* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': +10% maintaining a city on a warlike footing is expensive.		* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': +10% maintaining a city on a warlike footing is expensive.
	* '''Farming Rate''': 5% ~~tax applies when a player loots gold from mob corpses inside the controlling realm.~~		* '''Farming Rate''': 5%
	* '''Merchant Rate''': 5% ~~tax apples when spending gold on items or training in any city in the controlling realm (including NPC cities!)~~		* '''Merchant Rate''': 5%
	* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 5% ~~tax applies whenever a mine generates resources for a city in the realm (rounded down, minimum 1 unit)~~		* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 5%

	==== Non-Capital Benefits ====		==== Non-Capital Benefits ====

Malant: /* Non-Capital Benefits */

2019-06-07T12:05:26Z

Non-Capital Benefits

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	==== Non-Capital Benefits ====		==== Non-Capital Benefits ====
	If someone has claimed your realm, they can ~~[[Taxation\|~~tax]] your ~~warehouse~~, removing the listed percentage of resources and gold ~~from your warehouse~~. If your realm capital chooses to do so, your city will share in its asset health, upgrade time, and maintenance cost modifier adjustments listed above.		If someone has claimed your realm, they can tax your intake of farming, merchant sales & mining, removing the listed percentage of resources and gold. If your realm capital chooses to do so, your city will share in its asset health, upgrade time, and maintenance cost modifier adjustments listed above.

	== Benefits of Rule ==		== Benefits of Rule ==

Malant: /* Realm Charters and Types of Realms */

2019-06-07T12:04:32Z

Realm Charters and Types of Realms

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	== Realm Charters and Types of Realms ==		== Realm Charters and Types of Realms ==
	In addition to city preparations, the Guild members will need to acquire a "Realm Charter". These come in three varieties, which define the political outlook of the Realm. The Charter type determines the appearance of the palace, and also offers a unique set of benefits and drawbacks to the realm.		In addition to city preparations, the Guild members will need to acquire a "Realm Charter". These come in three varieties, which define the political outlook of the Realm. The Charter type determines the appearance of the palace, and also offers a unique set of benefits and drawbacks to the realm. Rank 8 Cities automatically receive their cut of the spoils when their vassals loot mob corpses, receive mine production, or when they sell goods and services. The size of the cut depends on the type of charter used.

	=== Feudal ===		=== Feudal ===
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	* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': Normal		* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': Normal
	* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': Normal		* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': Normal
	* '''~~Tax~~ Rate''': 15% is the ~~maximum allowed to~~ tax any ~~one~~ city ~~per week~~		* '''Farming Rate''': 10% tax applies when a player loots gold from mob corpses inside the controlling realm.
			* '''Merchant Rate''': 5% tax apples when spending gold on items or training in any city in the controlling realm (including NPC cities!)
			* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 10% tax applies whenever a mine generates resources for a city in the realm (rounded down, minimum 1 unit)

	=== Mercantile ===		=== Mercantile ===
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	* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': -10% Rapid growth is a key focus of commerce.		* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': -10% Rapid growth is a key focus of commerce.
	* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': -10%		* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': -10%
	* '''~~Tax~~ Rate''': 20% is the ~~maximum allowed to~~ tax any ~~one~~ city ~~per week~~		* '''Farming Rate''': 15% tax applies when a player loots gold from mob corpses inside the controlling realm.
			* '''Merchant Rate''': 10% tax apples when spending gold on items or training in any city in the controlling realm (including NPC cities!)
			* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 15% tax applies whenever a mine generates resources for a city in the realm (rounded down, minimum 1 unit)
	=== Belligerent ===		=== Belligerent ===
	Belligerent realms focus their efforts on war and siege, placing might above other goals.		Belligerent realms focus their efforts on war and siege, placing might above other goals.
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	* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': +10% stronger buildings are harder to build.		* '''Upgrade Time Modifier''': +10% stronger buildings are harder to build.
	* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': +10% maintaining a city on a warlike footing is expensive.		* '''Maintenance Cost Modifier''': +10% maintaining a city on a warlike footing is expensive.
	* '''~~Tax~~ Rate''': 10% is the ~~maximum allowed to~~ tax any ~~one~~ city ~~per week~~		* '''Farming Rate''': 5% tax applies when a player loots gold from mob corpses inside the controlling realm.
			* '''Merchant Rate''': 5% tax apples when spending gold on items or training in any city in the controlling realm (including NPC cities!)
			* '''Mining Tax Rate''': 5% tax applies whenever a mine generates resources for a city in the realm (rounded down, minimum 1 unit)

	==== Non-Capital Benefits ====		==== Non-Capital Benefits ====

Rewen: /* Controlling Multiple Realms */

2018-01-08T21:17:53Z

Controlling Multiple Realms

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	If a guild that controls a realm swears fealty to another guild that rules a realm, the ruling nation increases in status. All realms controlled by one nation will highlight together when moused over, and the title of the nation ruler will upgrade (from Baron to King, from King to Emperor) when 3 or 5 realms are controlled, respectively.		If a guild that controls a realm swears fealty to another guild that rules a realm, the ruling nation increases in status. All realms controlled by one nation will highlight together when moused over, and the title of the nation ruler will upgrade (from Baron to King, from King to Emperor) when 3 or 5 realms are controlled, respectively.

	A nation cannot control more than 5 realms at once.		A nation cannot control more than 5 realms at once, but reaching this limit is perhaps the most prestigious goal in all of Shadowbane.

Rewen: /* The King's Path */

2018-01-08T21:16:43Z

The King's Path

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 ==== Non-Capital Benefits ====
 If someone has claimed your realm, they can [[Taxation|tax]] your warehouse, removing the listed percentage of resources and gold from your warehouse. If your realm capital chooses to do so, your city will share in its asset health, upgrade time, and maintenance cost modifier adjustments listed above.
 == Benefits of Rule ==

Rewen: /* The Hermits */

2018-01-08T21:16:15Z

The Hermits

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	== The Hermits ==		== The Hermits ==
	As described above, an aspiring monarch must visit three hermits scatter across the world before he or she can ascend.		As described above, an aspiring monarch must visit three hermits scatter across the world before he or she can ascend. Note that each time a blessing is granted, a message is broadcast to the entire server.

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Rewen: /* Claiming a Realm */

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Claiming a Realm

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 == Claiming a Realm ==
-To ascend the throne and claim control over a realm, a [[guild]] or nation leader must activate a Realm Charter in an eligible [[city]]. The upgrade will not be easy, however. To create a palace and claim a realm, a guild must accomplish many goals:
+To ascend the throne and claim control over a realm, a [[guild]] or nation leader must activate a Realm Charter in an eligible [[city]] while holding all three realm blessings.
 === Tree Rank ===
 Only a Rank 7 [[Tree of Life]] can upgrade into a palace. Once the upgrade is complete, the tree is then considered Rank 8.
-=== Gather Materials ===
+=== Materials ===
 Preparations for the city capital must be made in the form of gold and other resources:
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 *If insufficient resources exist in the Warehouse (or ToL), the upgrade will fail.
-=== Maintenance Cost===
+=== The King's Path ===
 To maintain control of a realm, the capital will automatically be charged the following materials as maintenance from their warehouse every week. If any of the following materials are not present, control of the realm will be lost.
 *1500 Stone