Taxes / Tax Edicts

[Yepyepyep]

Do you still generate income via taxes on your turn if you have your tax edict set to none?

[Rickmeister]

You mean "Take the economy check" > yes.

[Yepyepyep]

I see, so this economy check isn't necessarily collecting taxes, it just represents financial growth of your kingdom?

[Blakmane]

Yepyepyep wrote:

I see, so this economy check isn't necessarily collecting taxes, it just represents financial growth of your kingdom?

Yes.

Also, the Tax edicts are a very poor tradeoff as written. You should just leave them as 'none'. Even changing the +economy to +BP wouldn't be an unreasonable tradeoff.

[Jason Nelson]

Without giving away specifics, I can say that I certainly tried to make all of the edicts (taxation included) much more relevant and impactful in the upcoming Ultimate Campaign revised and expanded kingdom rules.

[Blakmane]

Awesome! I'll be looking forward to it! Hopefully the expanded rules will be easy to integrate into an already ongoing Kingmaker campaign.

[Jeremias]

Jason Nelson wrote:

Without giving away specifics, I can say that I certainly tried to make all of the edicts (taxation included) much more relevant and impactful in the upcoming Ultimate Campaign revised and expanded kingdom rules.

Wow. Now I'm really excited about it.

And maybe I'll have to do my whol translation again...

[Bigrin da Troll]

I renamed the 'Taxation Edict' to 'Taxation Enforcement Edict' and explained it represented the number & vigour of your agents - tax collectors, auditors, customs agents and the like. So 'None' translated to 'we assume the people will honestly self-report and remit their taxes' whereas 'Overwhelming' was 'a Customs House on every backwater and dirt track in the Kingdom, audits of every merchant every year, and uniformed tax collectors performing spot-checks all over the marketplace.'