Auction of principalities#

The Principality Auction allows you to purchase a ready-made principality with developed infrastructure, population, and settlements. This is a quick way to enter the game at a high level of development, bypassing the lengthy construction phase, and immediately gain access to all the powers of princely power. The auction format is suitable for players with a clear strategy and sufficient resources who want to accelerate their development and move on to managing larger structures.
Principalities at auction vary in their level of development, from basic to complex and extensive. This allows you to choose an option tailored to specific goals: economics, influence, or large-scale construction.
Trading Rules#
A clone of the “Bourgeois” social status or higher can purchase a principality. Upon successful purchase, the principality and the clone prince are transferred to the buyer. The prince’s name and the principality’s name can be changed according to the general game rules.
Basic requirements for sale:
- The lot is being offered by another clone-prince of the seller.
- The social status of a prince-merchant is “Nobleman” and above.
- The status of the prince-seller is not lower than the status of the prince being sold.
- The wealth of the prince-seller is not lower than the wealth of the one being sold.
- Both princes should not be busy in the field.
- The prince being sold must not have the status of “Viscount” or higher.
- The prince being sold must not own animals or chicken farms.
Limits on the number of lots:
- Nobleman - no more than 1 lot.
- Chancellor - no more than 2 lots.
- Viscount - no more than 3 lots.
- Count and above - no more than 4 lots.
Rules of the auction of the principalities#
- The standard duration of trading for a lot is 15 days.
- The first bid with a balance of more than 1 day reduces the trading time to 1 day.
- A bid with less than 5 minutes remaining extends the bidding by 5 minutes.
- The minimum lot price is 400 gold coins.
- The maximum bet step is 10 gold coins.
- A lot that is not sold within 15 days is withdrawn from the auction.
- The purchased principality is credited to the buyer’s account within 5-10 minutes after the end of the auction.
Fees#
- The commission for listing a lot is 1 gold coin.
- Commission upon sale: 20% of the lot price.
- The commission is transferred to the state and distributed among gaming funds.
More information about commission distribution can be found here.