Build a colony with fantasy citizens, faction deals, and monster raids.
48.9 of the 55 points that apply = 89 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Tensura x MineColonies connects Tensura’s named monsters with MineColonies, letting goblins, orcs, dwarves, and lizardmen serve as citizens or remain as combat subordinates, with their identity and progress carried between roles when they are sent to or summoned from the colony. Otherworlders can also join as citizens, bringing strong work skills without weak ones. The colony’s reputation responds to how it is managed, and poor standing can attract monster raids that grow more difficult; citizens can help defend, while a magicule-powered barrier can be fueled, upgraded, and layered for additional benefits. The optional faction system tracks how Tensura factions regard the player, including the effects of their identity and actions, and lets colony owners send envoys to negotiate deals that progress from diplomacy through alliance to covenant. Faction agreements offer rewards such as trained citizens, materials, raid support, and unique items, including covenant relics like the Moderate Harlequin Alliance’s Orb of Domination and Falmuth’s Holy Field Stone. Some factions generate settlements and bosses that players can discover, attack with subordinate war parties, and conquer for citizens, loot, and signature powers; betrayal can bring retaliation from faction defenders. Other active systems include the Harvest Festival, which buffs powerful citizens, an assassin system in which mistreated colonies can produce traitors, faction lore events, and a catalog of faction deals.
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