Majesty is simple to grasp, but tricky to master. RELATED: How Empire of Sin Has Improved Since Launch But, you need some heroes right now to stop trolls from rampaging, and the most affordable are rogues who won't even leave their guild-house without compensation. This is tough, since that money could instead be spent on building temples that can attract heroes who are motivated to go monster hunting by their own initiative. You must strike a balance between rewarding heroes enough to tempt them on dangerous missions, while also knowing you only have so much money. It's like being a Dungeon Master in a D&D session, constantly making decisions for the heroes around you and the overall quest. In key respects, it's perfect for Dungeons & Dragons fans. After all, being the monarch of the nation of Ardania means that you're far too important to go out on quests yourself.
The player chooses which heroes to recruit to give them the best chance at succeeding in their mission.
This sense of humor and the stylized graphics make the game almost timeless. Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim is a humorous take on not only the fantasy genre but city builders and strategy games.
