
Create kingdoms, vassals, and tribute agreements for your factions.
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Vassal & Suzerains: Villager Recruits Addon adds a persistent feudal politics layer to Recruits, allowing factions to form hierarchies in which each faction has at most one direct suzerain and may have multiple vassals. Factions can hold KING, DUKE, or COUNT titles, with rules restricting which titles may serve under one another; the addon rejects invalid pairings and hierarchy loops, and saves relationships across logouts and server restarts. Vassalization normally requires the target faction leader to accept a request, which remains available if that leader is offline, while administrators can override the process directly. Direct lieges and vassals are protected from ordinary hostility, but a vassal can begin a rebellion by declaring its suzerain an enemy, enabling direct combat until the relationship returns to neutral or allied; afterward, the vassal has a default five-day real-time cooldown before rebelling again. Suzerains can set tribute contracts for direct vassals by specifying an item, amount, and real-time payment interval, then binding a destination chest for the suzerain and a payment chest for the vassal. At each interval, the addon transfers matching items when possible, preserves contracts and timing across restarts, and provides a written ledger at the suzerain’s chest that records complete, partial, or failed payments. The client-side interface adds hierarchy indicators to faction lists and claim text, and a world-map Feudal Colors option that visually recolors direct vassal claims to match their suzerain without changing server data or claim ownership.
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