Knight Of Honor Sovereign

[Raina Giorno]

Thereare five types of knights in Knights of Honor II: Sovereign. In addition to your sovereign, you have eight free slots to use during the campaign. Marshals command your armies and are essential for battles. They also maintain the order of your lands and increase troop morale.

Clerics improve the faith and knowledge of your kingdom in Knights of Honor II: Sovereign. Thanks to them, it is possible to peacefully settle rebellions and persuade the population of a province to convert to another religion. They safeguard the culture and provide satisfaction by taking care of all spiritual needs.

After all, your people need to eat, and nothing reduces troop morale and your authority more drastically than when they go hungry. You can export surplus food to other countries through the trade contracts of your merchants.

Every good you either produce or import gives you a passive bonus. Resources like books or traditions also give you bonuses. Even when the stock cap is reached. For some building upgrades, not only gold is due, but also goods like ink or wool.

When all your knight slots are occupied, you should place governors where you have the strongest production conditions. An exception is of course times of war when you need your marshals at the front.

When sending your soldiers, keep in mind that crossing rivers takes significantly more time than a pure land route. For supplies along the way, you can raid and pillage villages. This also increases your gold supply. The number of coin symbols above the land shows you how rewarding the destination is. If there are three or more, looting is extremely lucrative.

You can close your ranks by ordering soldiers. You do this either to protect yourself from cavalry attacks or to surround and heckle your opponent. You use ranged units for sieges and melee units for the open battlefield. Up to four armies of over 100 military units can fight simultaneously in real-time.

As in Paradox games, it strengthens relations with a friendly kingdom if you marry children into them. The death of a king also means the loss of any non-aggression pacts and other types of alliances. These must therefore be renegotiated with the successor. If you have successfully married a child into another country and its king passes away, you can claim his kingdom and receive it for free.

Focus first on buildings that primarily produce food or provide for local population growth. Scan your territories in Knights of Honor II: Sovereign for useful features, such as the presence of a gold or salt mine, and then focus on mining the resource in question. You can safely ignore buildings like universities or castles at the beginning of the game. Much more important are housing, sources of income, and production of goods.

During construction, the number in front of a building shows you how many of them already exist in your realm. Besides gold and goods, the requirements for construction can also be linked to a certain faith value. When you upgrade, this automatically applies to all similar buildings throughout the empire.

Increase the gold supply and the number of your books to level up the skills of your knights faster or change the opinion of any population class in your favor at the push of a button. You can also improve your ruler skills or those of your heir.

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