Tyranny

Tyranny is a role-playing game about a world that has already been conquered by the tyrant Kairos. The hero serves as his deputy and decides which side to take when a rebellion rises against the authorities. Conquest is conveyed through conversations and decrees: the fate of entire regions depends on the choice in dialogue, and the map changes along with decisions. Companions remember the grievances and can leave. The battle takes place with a pause, and spells are bundled in advance. Leveling up depends on how the hero came to power. The hero serves as a governor and signs decrees on which the fate of people depends. Companions disperse if their requests are ignored. The battle is fought with a pause, and spells are placed in bundles in advance. Siege camps occupy the map. Leveling up is tied to actions. The decrees of the governor change the fate of the regions. Decrees change the fate of regions and relations with allies. The companions disperse after a long silence. Bundles of spells are set in advance. Siege camps take up half the map. Provinces live their own lives: uprisings break out without the participation of the hero, and he deals with the consequences afterward. Siege camps require supplies and people. The empire rewards the governor for cruelty, and his allies leave him because of it. The map changes along with the decrees. Each decision is noted in the chronicle of the campaign. Companions have their own goals and remind you of them. Magic is based on learned signs and requires preparation. Provinces live their own lives, and uprisings break out even without the participation of the hero. Anyone who likes role-playing games about making choices without the right answer will find this game perfect.