Hi, everyone, I'm trying to find how to calculate stats for my kingdom (not in front of my kingdom character sheet), and the SRD is being frustratingly unhelpful. Any easy answers here will be greatly appreciated.
1. How to calculate Kingdom size
2. How to calculate Consumption (we have a token holiday, and the minimum edict for recruitment/propoganda (don't remember what that's called) - I believe they each raise Consumption by 1?)
3. How to calculate Stability check DC
Our DM is electing to use the Kingdom building rules from Ultimate Campaign, instead of the Kingmaker AP - not sure if that changes these answers. Thanks again!
1. Kingdom size is simply the number of hexes your kingdom has currently claimed.
2. Consumption is your Kingdom's size (given above) + Consumption cost given for any edicts (+1 for token holiday, +1 for token promotion; note that you can drop these to no holiday's and no promotion to lower the consumption cost for each to 0) - any modifiers that specifically decrease consumption (2 per farm, 1 per fishery). Consumption is never negative.
3. The DC for your Stability checks is your Control DC, which is "20 + the kingdom's Size in hexes [See answer 1] + the total number of districts in all your settlements + any other modifiers from special circumstances or effects"
All of these answers come from the Kingdom terminology section of the rules, except for the specific modifiers for edicts and terrain improvements.
Thank you very much for the info!
Don't forget that you add +1 to the Consumption Cost for every established settlements within the Kingdom as well.
Cheers!
CB out.
Don't forget that you add +1 to the Consumption Cost for every established settlements within the Kingdom as well.
If you're using the rules from the AP, yes. If you're using the rules from Ultimate Campaign or the PFSRD, no.
Ah, I stand corrected! Not sure how I managed to make that error considering I use the Ultimate Campaign version (well, with the changes from Ultimate Rulership). I suspect I probably unconsciously left that bit from the rules presented in the AP because I thought it was too easy to beat the Consumption Costs.
Cheers!
CB out.
Well, technically the UCam rules say that consumption is "modified by settlements", but doesn't say how. Pretty much everyone I know of uses the old +1 per district rule, which I'm sure is the intention.
Edit: Comment from Sean K Reynolds from when he was a designer.