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A Server-side mod that lets players establish a monarchal hierarchy
Includes systems for trading and managing economies.
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Runs entirely on the server. Also works in singleplayer.
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Crowns:
Description
An entirely server-side roleplaying mod designed to enhance the experience of any Monarchy Server by adding relevant titles!
Election
2 or more Players swear fealty to a target Player, making the target Player a Lord or Lady.
2 or more Lords swear fealty to a target Lord, making the target Lord a King or Queen.
Succession
-> A Lord or King can designate a successor in the event of the Lord or King's death.
-> The successor needs to be a direct Subject of the Lord or King, i.e. A Lord sworn fealty to the King for King succession, or Player sworn fealty to Lord in Lord succession.
-> The successor may choose to return the Lordship or Kingship to previous holder upon respawning.
-> In case successor is offline… you may be screwed
Equipment
-> Lords and Kings have an unremovable Circlet or Crown effectively locking their helmet slot.
Commands
-> Main Command is /crown
-> Swear fealty with /crown fealty swear
-> Revoke fealty with /crown fealty revoke
-> Designate successor using /crown successor
-> Return title using /crown return
-> You can set gender title with /crown gender
-> Admins may force a title with /crown admin
Crowns:
Description
An entirely server-side roleplaying mod designed to enhance the experience of any Monarchy Server by adding relevant titles!
Election
-
2 or more Players swear fealty to a target Player, making the target Player a Lord or Lady.
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2 or more Lords swear fealty to a target Lord, making the target Lord a King or Queen.
Succession
-
A Lord or King can designate a successor in the event of the Lord or King's death.
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The successor needs to be a direct Subject of the Lord or King, i.e. A Lord sworn fealty to the King for King succession, or Player sworn fealty to Lord in Lord succession.
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The successor may choose to return the Lordship or Kingship to previous holder upon respawning.
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In case successor is offline... you may be screwed
Equipment
- Lords and Kings have an unremovable Circlet or Crown effectively locking their helmet slot.
Commands
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Main Command is
/crown -
Swear fealty with
/crown fealty swear -
Revoke fealty with
/crown fealty revoke -
Designate successor using
/crown successor -
Return title using
/crown return -
You can set gender title with
/crown gender -
Admins may force a title with
/crown admin
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