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Crownsworn

Win back the realm, one season at a time.

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Crownsworn: a battle card over a green hill country map, showing the hero's army against a lair's guardians, a ring reading 82 percent to win, and the moves Charge, Hold, Parley, Rally and Duel
The game

What Crownsworn is.

A turn-based strategy game built around one hero. Every turn is a season. Set your county to work, march your army across the map, then settle one thing: a fight, a siege or a visit. A routine season takes about a minute, so a board fits into a short sitting.

  • Risk you can read. Before any fight the battle card shows your chance to win. Pick a move (Charge, Hold, Parley, Rally or Duel), watch the odds change, then fight.
  • The hero is the centre of it all: twelve classes, four faiths, attributes, six gear slots and a spellbook, plus Steward, Warlord and Courtier skills that grow as you use them.
  • Run the county from your court: split its people between farming, industry, building and levies, set rations and tax, forge gear, send envoys and research spells.
  • Enemy keeps have walls. Build a ram and wait a season, or storm them now and pay for it.
  • A twelve-board campaign, each board with its own goal and season limit, and a three-board tutorial road that teaches the basics in about ten minutes.
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Screens

Crownsworn, as it runs today.

Crownsworn: a battle card over a green hill country map, showing the hero's army against a lair's guardians, a ring reading 82 percent to win, and the moves Charge, Hold, Parley, Rally and Duel
Crownsworn: the battle card over the map, an 82 percent chance to win and five moves to pick from
A wide map of hills, woods, a waterfall and stone towers, with labels for lairs, ruins, temples, a relic and empty keeps, and the goal across the top: retake your keep by season 8
The map at the start of a board, with lairs, ruins, temples and empty keeps labelled
The hero panel beside the map: Aldric, a level 1 Warrior of Order, standing among empty gear slots, with Strength, Command, Will, Guile and Sphere and three skill bars
The hero panel: a level 1 Warrior of Order with gear slots and attributes
The court panel beside the map: standing orders such as Survey, Train, Envoy and Research, a bar splitting the county's people between farm, industry, build and levy, and rations and tax settings
The court panel: standing orders and the county's work split
Contact

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