Noble Fates

Noble Fates is a fantasy kingdom simulation in which the ambitions, opinions and memories of its people shape the stories of your realm. Begin with Dwarves, Elves, Orcs, Halflings or Humans, then build a kingdom that develops as the world changes around it. Lead your people through shifting alliances, rivalries and succession. Your nobles can build, farm, hunt, craft and fight, but their loyalty depends on their experiences and treatment. Shape your kingdom’s beliefs, manage its resources and decide how to deal with neighboring rulers and visitors.

Gameplay and features

• Build and manage a kingdom: Construct a castle brick by brick or carve a fortress into a mountain. Assign work and manage resources, or let nobles divide tasks, food and loot among themselves.
• Shape beliefs and relationships: Choose your kingdom’s beliefs and recruit people who share them. Neighboring kingdoms judge you by how closely your beliefs align and how you have treated them.
• Lead people with memories and opinions: Nobles remember their experiences and form their own opinions. Reward them and earn their loyalty, or risk desertion, betrayal and the rise of a rival kingdom.
• Plan for succession: Raise and train heirs, then choose who inherits the crown. A ruler’s death can change how people respond and revive old conflicts.
• Face supernatural threats: Train a Mage and confront demons emerging from the Breach. Take control of the Mage in third person to cast Magic Missiles against waves of demons.

Frequently asked questions

Which peoples can you begin with?

You can start with a handful of Dwarves, Elves, Orcs, Halflings or Humans.

What activities can nobles perform?

Nobles can build, farm, hunt, craft and fight. Their opinions and memories influence their loyalty to your rule.

How can you manage your kingdom’s resources?

Farm, raise animals, forage, hunt and trade. You can also decide how work, food and loot are divided among your nobles.

How does succession work?

You can raise and train heirs, then pass the crown to your firstborn or choose someone outside your family. A new ruler may face different opinions and renewed conflicts.