Hi,I am looking at running The Kingmaker but I was nusure of something,Question- Am i right in thinking that one city fits inside a hex?
Yes, as written one city fills one hex. My group is handling this by saying that the rest of the hex is support farmland that is entirely in use by that city and thus does not decrease consumption.
Actually you can have multiple cities within a hex, even though it is to no statistical advantage. A city does no "fill" a hex. The hex once designated as a city hex can not serve as a farmland hex though. You can however, build roads on a city hex.
Keep in mind that a "city grid" is actually a district and multiple districts can all be part of one city.
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A bit of off-topic, but considering the issue of what fits inside a hex and such, have anyone thought of moving the Kingmaker kingdom management system to subterranean environment, i.e. large drow city? How would the mechanics change without breaking the game and taking into account the special environment?
Honestly that is pretty off topic. I would recommend starting a new thread with that question. You'll get more response that way.