Press M to switch between a World Map and Third Person view location

You can speed up or pause time through the Time Management area, as long as you are not in combat

You can also view your kingdom influence by pressing the Show / Hide influence zones button at the time management area

You can select and focus on your character by pressing the Space button

Left-click on any location or object on the map to select it
With your character selected, right-click on any location to go to the general area of that location

When selecting a location, you can see its information. You can also switch between the different places of interest in the same location through the Select or go to locations area.

You can also quickly go into a location by pressing the go-to location icon


When selecting a free location in your kingdom, you can build buildings or roads through the information area.

When selecting a town, you can build buildings and recruit soldiers through the information window.

You can use special commands on selected locations and items, such as "Stop all movement" for armies, "Trade" when in a trading village, "Transfer Soldiers" when in town.

Expand your Kingdom by building more cities. Cities and special buildings generate influence and will gain territory for you to build on. Roads can improve influence.

Territories under your influence are marked as green in the influence zones view. Territories at the border of your kingdom are still a part of your kingdom and are marked as mild green, as long as there's no enemy territories or enemy soldiers nearby.

You can build buildings inside your territories, such as farms, mills, mines, as long as they are close enough to your kingdom. Some buildings require a minimum influence, and cannot be built on your border. Some other buildings require special conditions. For instance, a lumber mill can only be built on a forest. Towns cannot be built too close to other towns, and cannot be built on mountains or forests.

Some buildings, such as wells and mage towers, will provide a bonus to your kingdom as long as they are in your influence area and as long as there is no enemy on that location

In addition to world buildings, you can build buildings inside your town. Towns can maintain farms, collect taxes and recruit soldiers. You will have to keep a balance between your town buildings and world buildings.

Both world buildings and town buildings will take some time to be constructed once you begin construction. Some buildings, such as roads, are built instantly.

Some places will provide additional interest when you personally visit them. For instance, you can visit a Trading Village and trade resources, even if the Trading village is not in your influence zone.

Other places will contain treasures and resources, or camps that spread enemy influence and send raiders against your city. You will have to deal with these places as soon as you have an army

Your town can also recruit soldiers. Recruiting soldiers is important for protecting and expanding your kingdom. However, soldiers have high upkeep and may deplete your food stores or valuable resources if you can't maintain them.

You can find information on each building at this link:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1db4BXywZsZ9ToDjzOWAwhcs9SrodkalgxGGH6ngs9Lw/edit#gid=0