Yes, Your Grace

Yes, Your Grace is a story about a king and his kingdom. False promises return in later chapters. The king's daughters grow up, demand attention, and later become part of political calculations. Petitioners come with requests for land, protection and money, and refusal also has consequences. The poverty in the kingdom is visible in the clothes of the petitioners, and Eric decides who to help first. Treasury and supplies are counted by units. The mistakes of past chapters return months later and require new expenses. Davern lives off the harvest, and hungry winters require supplies in advance. A conversation with each of the daughters takes time, and the family itself affects relations with neighbors. War with neighbors requires alliances, which are sealed with marriages and gifts. Petitions and letters arrive every day, and each one requires an answer. The king's family lives with its own worries. War and holidays require preparation. The king's daughters require care and gifts. War requires alliances, money and supplies. Eric rules Davern and every day listens to petitioners with complaints, debts and requests for an army. Holidays and tournaments lift the spirits of their subjects, but take up time and money. Eric's heirs are growing, and the future of Davern depends on their upbringing. Answers to petitioners change the fate of the country. Each promise costs gold, supplies or soldiers, and the country's supplies are not endless. The ending depends on what kind of ruler Eric turns out to be at the end of the story. The outcome of the reign is assessed by the well-being of the family and the country. For those players who love stories about power, this game is suitable.