For example, merchants will improve gold income and commerce, whereas marshals will increase the number of levies that they can be drawn from the area they’re in control of. All fulfil different roles in your kingdoms and will help to produce different types of resources in the area they govern. Knights come in various forms – diplomats, merchants, marshals, clerics, and spies. One of the ways to improve your resource gathering is with your Knights. All these resources are critical and developing your nation to produce more of them over time is a critical pillar of gameplay. Food is used as an upkeep for your armies, and you’ll need to secure a decent supply of it to make sure that your armies don’t start revolting and causing issues.įinally, levies are used to recruit specialist troops other than peasants, and to improve garrisons of your towns to secure against any opportunistic enemies.
Commerce is used for trade – this could be exporting food, importing resources, or establishing trade routes with a friendly nation. Religion is used for converting provinces, as well as completing various actions by clerics, and they become important slightly later in the game when you need to deal with unrest and conversion as you conquer more land, especially against nations of a differing religion. Books are used to improve the eponymous Knights within your kingdom, including your monarch, in addition to adopting traditions for your kingdom. Gold is the lifeblood of your economy, and is used to pay for buildings, upgrades, armies and so on – it is a critically important resource and a fundamental building block of your game, especially in the early period. These are gold, books, religion, commerce, food, and levies. Once you load up a start as any nation in Knights of Honor 2: Sovereign, there are several resources you will need to take stock of before you begin and will need to keep track of over the course of a game. The map consists of many provinces, each under the control of a city, and your objective is to take as many of these as possible. Other than this though, the starts are the same for each date. The starts are the same for the most part the only differences are the maps and nations are different for each and show the historical borders of the respective timeslots – for example, the Mongols are present on the eastern side of the map in 1224 but don’t exist in the other starts (although a successor state does in 1360). In addition, some units are only present in certain eras – for example, Vikings are available to Scandinavian nations in some areas in the 1110 start, but don’t exist in any of the later dates. There are 3 time periods you can start in – these are 1110, 1224, and 1360 AD. You are in control of the fate of your nation, and its important to make sure that you plan your next steps accordingly. In it, you take control of a nation as its sovereign leader, and are tasked with building up the economy, managing diplomacy and conducting warfare. Knights of Honor 2: Sovereign is a real time grand strategy game developed by Black Sea Games and published by THQ Nordic. You have all the tools at your disposal to counter all of this, however, and its time for you and your knights to make their mark on history… Welcome to Knights of Honor 2: Sovereign. Your scheming nobles are a problem, the peasants are revolting and your armies are struggling to hold back the tides of enemies streaming into your lands. It’s hard, being the ruler of your lands. Knights of Honor 2: Sovereign is a fun and well made addition to the grand strategy market.
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