A memorable browser MMORTS gives you more than an army to count. It gives you a place you helped build and people who remember what you did there. The first city matters because you chose its priorities. The first alliance matters because strangers begin depending on one another.
If you miss the Age 1 days of browser strategy, that mixture of patience, planning, and community may be what you are looking for again. Law of Kings brings city development and alliance warfare into the medieval realm of Corvaine.
The Age One memories that last
City building gives a long campaign its foundation. Food, lumber, stone, and iron support development; buildings and research shape what you can prepare next. An army has to fit the economy behind it, so progress is a series of decisions rather than one large troop count.
The building reference and economy and upkeep guide help you turn that familiar strategy rhythm into a first plan.
An alliance with a shared purpose
Cooperation gives individual cities a larger story. Players can form alliances, reinforce one another, and coordinate their plans around a persistent world. The interesting question becomes what a group can accomplish together and how well its members communicate.
Start with the alliance guide. Then join the community to meet other players, compare priorities, and find people whose approach suits yours.
A realm with its own history
Corvaine is divided into sixteen states after its last king dies without an heir. Each state has a different memory of the kingdom, from Ashmark’s rebuilt streets to Kingsrest’s empty ceremonial seat. Their histories give your campaign a setting without deciding its outcome.
Contested citadels connect that setting to strategic objectives. Learn the citadel rules before treating state control as an early goal.
Prepare for the next chapter
Open beta testing begins November 1, 2026. Read the open beta details, explore the beginner’s guide, and join the Discord community. Your next kingdom starts with a plan and the people you choose to share it with.