Attitude: Everyone approaches the throne differently. One’s attitude toward royal duty does not dictate the quality of one’s rule, but it does change the experience of leadership.Your life of adventuring has ended with you sitting on the throne. A hero becoming a ruler is always a unique story. Use this exercise to see what kind of ruler you have become.
Attitude: Everyone approaches the throne differently. One’s attitude toward royal duty does not dictate the quality of one’s rule, but it does change the experience of leadership.
Traditional: You are fond of custom and propriety. You uphold the traditions of the beings who preceded you and maintain a sense of order.
Revolutionary: You believe in change and novelty. You are fine doing away with traditional strictures if you feel they do not suit your vision for your kingdom.
Sworn: You approach your responsibilities with solemn reverence. You see your position as a tremendous and humbling responsibility.
Afflicted: You see this position as a necessary evil or perhaps even an impediment to your true aims. You try to avoid the nuisance of this role whenever you can.
Action: Leaders are defined by their deeds. There are, however, innumerable ways of approaching the same problem.
Diplomatic: You look to negotiate first, solving problems and gaining resources by making allies and cutting deals.
Strategic: You take a proactive approach to problem-solving. You capture resources and control forces like moving pieces on a chessboard.
Delegated: You rely on a network of skilled agents to carry out your commands. You always have the perfect person for a job, whether that’s negotiating a treaty or leading an army.
Personal: You take on challenges on your own when you can. You lead the charge in battle and personally represent your kingdom at any table.
Style: The way a kingdom and its ruler look can say a lot about both.
Egotistical: The style of the kingdom is modeled to celebrate you, the ruler. Banners, monuments, and places of political import leave no question who is in charge.
Nationalistic: You are decorated to celebrate the place and culture you represent.
Opulent: The throne room and any important civic structures are built to celebrate the cultural and artistic achievements of your kingdom.
Militaristic: The throne room and any important civic structures are built to celebrate the power of you as the ruler and the military that protects the kingdom.