One World, Your Own Role

Live foundations + in-development additions · Future additions are identified in the relevant sections.

Your land is where you build

Your plots form the territory you develop over time. Farms, ranches, warehouses, processing buildings, military buildings, and defenses all belong to this part of your play. A productive farm and a carefully planned defense are both ways of shaping your land.

Your kingdom is who you build with

A kingdom connects players through membership, public facilities, a treasury, material requests, shared projects, wars, and seasonal goals. It gives people a way to organize work that would be harder to coordinate alone.

The next update adds a recurring business: kingdoms will make and sell the supplies that adventurers use. That does not replace kingdom wars or construction. It gives the same organization another reason to buy materials and work together.

Adventure is another thing you can do

The Wilds update takes your own character to a mainland city and the hunting areas outside it. You fight monsters, bring a pet, look for equipment, and encounter other players. It is part of Roblade, not a separate game that asks you to rebuild everything.

Dawn City is the current working name for the safe city. Region, hunting-ground, monster, and boss names shown in development are also provisional. These docs use descriptions rather than presenting the full working-name list as a finished world map.

You do not have to do every job

A farming player can sell materials. A kingdom can turn materials into potions and scrolls. A fighter can buy those supplies and concentrate on hunting. A trader can help buyers find the stock they need.

These are choices about how you spend your time, not separate classes of account. Nothing about enjoying a farm requires you to become a regular PvP player.

What stays with you

You remain the same character, with the same level, friends, and kingdom. Moving between places does not start a second progression track. A carried bag, a personal warehouse, and a kingdom warehouse are different storage containers—not different copies of your items.

Seasons record competition. They do not erase the places you have developed. Buying land does not automatically multiply your character’s damage or boss drop chance, and joining a large kingdom does not change that rule.

Read How the Economy Fits Together for the goods and payments connecting these activities.