The Realm
Cities built for living in
Dozens of cities and villages are generated with the world, built from medieval cottages, workshops, inns, chapels, manors and cathedrals, with streets that follow the hills, villagers at work and market squares at their hearts. Every one of them is a town you can join.
Codexia, the Capital
Every journey begins on the King's Road into Codexia, a great walled city at the world spawn. Behind its gatehouses stand a castle with a great hall and throne, and a market square of eight stalls, each with a trader. The realm's officers keep their offices in its Market Hall, Barracks, Guildhall and Cartographer House.
A Story to Follow
Your tale opens on a wagon at dusk, with the dead on the road. Herald Aldric then sends you along the Crown's Road to Reeve Maren in the Crown's keep, and on into Whispers on the Road and The Barrow King, a boss you can face with friends for the Hollow Crown and the Crownguard Blade.
Contracts & Standing
Every town's notice board posts contracts: supplies and crafted goods, bounties, hunts for named foes, parcels to carry and far places to explore, some past the edge of the known world for extra pay. Hand them to the officers in the town's own buildings. Work for a town earns standing there: lot rebates, better prices and, at the top, the title of Thane.
A Home of Your Own
Every city and village is a town run by an NPC mayor, with lots for sale that follow the buildings on them. Join a town, buy a house or an open plot, and trust your friends to build on it. Lots near the square are shop lots, where you can open a shop.
Towns, Charters & Sieges
Joining a town makes you a Freeman; finishing the Crown's Road makes you a Burgher, free to found a town of your own. Or own enough lots in a server-run city to buy its charter and replace its NPC mayor. Server towns stay at peace, while player towns join the politics of nations and can be besieged.
Finding Your Way
Type /quests to see your story missions and contracts and track one of each, with a bar pointing the way. On Java Edition, accept the server's resource pack for a round minimap that marks your quests. The whole realm is also on the World Map in your browser.