Life is Feudal: Your Own

Life is Feudal: Your Own is a multiplayer role-playing game about medieval life: the hero mines stone, welds steel, builds a house and plows the land. Terraforming allows you to dig up a slope for a future fortress. Crafts are mastered gradually, and each requires tools and materials. The fight is based on endurance: swinging a sword for a long time will not work. The population lives by its own rules, and guilds divide the land and judge violators. You can set up the server yourself and invite your friends. The weather affects the work, so the harvest is harvested on time. Construction begins with a hole and a foundation, and then everything depends on skills. Craftsmen unite in workshops and share the income. The fight takes into account the direction of the blow, and the swing wastes stamina. Part of the land has to be reclaimed from forest and stone. Taxes and duties depend on who the hero serves. Ore is mined in mines, and smelting requires coal and time. Walls and moats protect the settlement from raids, and the gates are closed at night. Some crafts are revealed only after training with a master. Hunger and cold take a toll on stamina, so keep a supply of food on hand. Guilds organize tournaments and try people for robbery. The buildings are dismantled and moved if the location turns out to be unsuccessful. The harvest depends on the type of soil and time of year. Construction is proceeding slowly, and this is noticeable in the first days in the settlement. Some tools break, and replacement takes time. Food and materials are counted together. Long construction periods are part of the game here, not a punishment. For those who love medieval farming with friends, this project is suitable.