4 - Attributes

[Apriori]

Attributes define a character’s personal capabilities in War of the Realm. They influence everything from duels and crafting to religious rites, political schemes, and naval travel. Attributes are divided between Primary and Secondary Attributes. Primary Attributes represent your character’s physical, mental, and personal abilities while Secondary Attributes reflect skills tied to world systems, administration, or specialized roles. These Attributes will allow you to increase your skills in various ways. Each Attribute has a specific purpose that is important to every build, some offering direct damage increases while some offer unique perks as your skill with them raises.

Certain Regions and Houses give base AP increases that are allocated in specific ways, increasing their Strength, Dexterity and other Primary Attributes while some Feats and special prizes may increase one's Secondary Attributes. It should be noted that in all instances where Attribute Points are gained, the highest collection from one source will be gained and these will not stack together. This means that two different boosts applied to one Attribute will not stack. Members gain more Attributes based on their Character Rank, leveling up when certain checkmarks and EXP requirements are met. In rare occasions, special awards and campaigns may grant members bonus AP.

In War of the Realm, Primary Attributes represent a character’s core physical capabilities. They directly influence combat effectiveness, movement, reflexes, survivability, and tactical skill. These stats form the foundation of all battlefield and narrative actions.

Strength	Agility	Dexterity
Governs physical power. Boosts melee damage and carrying capacity. Used to scale physical actions in character.	Controls movement speed. Affects turn order and distance traveled. Used to determine speed of the user and swiftness in character.	Affects aim, reaction speed, and ranged accuracy. Used to determine what the user is tracking and viewing in character..
Durability	Crafting	Intrigue
Measures toughness. Increases HP and reduces received damage. Used to scale how much damage one endure.	Governs weapon, armor, and structure crafting. Reduces material and Gold costs.	Represents cunning and manipulation. Influences secret actions and schemes. Used to execute Schemes.
Stewardship	Navigation	Piety
Improves domain management. Speeds up building upgrades and boosts landmark control.	Enhances land and sea travel. Reduces encounter risk and speeds journey time.	Measures spiritual devotion. Required for religious abilities and temple access.

Secondary Attributes in War of the Realm represent specialized skills beyond combat. Crafting handles gear and structure upgrades, Stewardship boosts building and regional control, Navigation improves travel and encounter avoidance, and Piety unlocks unique religious abilities. These stats shape a character’s strategic and support role in the world.

Secondary Attribute connects to key gameplay systems, going beyond just physical attributes like Primary Attributes. Crafting supports structure upgrades, equipment creation, and economy-building. Stewardship ties into regional management, building efficiency, and control over multiple landmarks. Navigation influences land and sea travel, wild beast encounters, and access to advanced vessels. Piety powers religious abilities and unlocks faith-specific perks. These attributes guide how players grow, manage, and specialize their role in the realm.

 

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Strength Attribute

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1. Strength measures a character's raw physical power. It determines their ability to deliver powerful melee attacks, wield heavier weapons and armor, carry more supplies or wounded, break down doors, lift debris, or intimidate through sheer presence. In the War of the Realm system, Strength is a core stat used in combat, siege actions, duels, and physical tasks across RP and battlefield scenarios. Unlike Dexterity or Speed, it does not rely on precision or agility - it is force in its purest form. Some ability checks require a roll or comparison of respective Strength stats to perform. Some Combat Feats require minimum Strength levels to unlock (e.g., “Crushing Blow” or “Iron Grasp”), requiring a certain level before they can be obtained or used.

One Attribute	Two Attributes	Three Attributes
Can Lift 50 LBS Projectile Speed is 1 SPM Damage Output is 1 DMG	Can Lift 100 LBS Projectile Speed is 2 SPM Damage Output is 2 DMG	Can Lift 200 LBS Projectile Speed is 3 SPM Damage Output is 3 DMG
Four Attributes	Five Attributes	Six Attributes
Can Lift 275 LBS Projectile Speed is 4 SPM Damage Output is 4 DMG	Can Lift 350 LBS Projectile Speed is 5 SPM Damage Output is 5 DMG	Can Lift 400 LBS Projectile Speed is 6 SPM Damage Output is 6 DMG

Seven Attributes	Eight Attributes	Nine Attributes	Ten Attributes
Can Lift 500 LBS Projectile Speed is 7 SPM Damage Output is 7 DMG	Can Lift 600 LBS Projectile Speed is 8 SPM Damage Output is 8 DMG	Can Lift 850 LBS Projectile Speed is 9 SPM Damage Output is 9 DMG	Can Lift 1000 LBS Projectile Speed is 10 SPM Damage Output is 10 DMG

Knockback Effect

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The Formula ”X Amount of Points in Damage Magnitude – X Amount of Points in Damage Shaving = X Amount of Meter Knockback helps measure the knockback distance travelled after interacting with an opposing force. An example of the formula:

1 DMG – 1 DMG Shaving = 0 Meters of Knockback
2 DMG – 1 DMG Shaving = 1 Meter of Knockback
3 DMG – 1 DMG Shaving = 2 Meter of Knockback​

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[Apriori]

The Intrigue Attribute

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1.Intrigue measures a character’s ability to manipulate, deceive, persuade, and operate behind the scenes. It reflects cunning, social maneuvering, clever lies, political skill, and subtle sabotage - everything from gaining forbidden knowledge to orchestrating betrayals. In War of the Realm, Intrigue governs spying, sabotage, secret actions, infiltrations, blackmail, and disinformation. A high Intrigue score doesn’t just let you survive politics - it lets you weaponize it.

Intrigue is not about charisma or battlefield bravery. It’s about seeing the game behind the game, where power isn’t always forged in blood, but in whispers, contracts, and betrayal. Intrigue Schemes are plots and actions designed to push agendas and manipulate others to their whim, scheming and executing behind the scenes. Primarily used during Phase 2 interactions, Schemes are separated via Tiers based on their impact and are executed via a D20 roll. Depending on the Tier of the Schemes, the success threshold of the Scheme varies and can be increased by increasing your Influence Attribute or specific Character Feats. Rolls have 4 possible outcomes, ranging from Critical Success to Critical Failures. The GM then reveals the outcome at the end of Phase 2. Some Schemes can only be executed in Phase 2 while some others can only be used after Phase 2 has taken place, noted in their description.

One Attribute	Two Attributes	Three Attributes
Allows access to Tier I Schemes	Add 1 Success to Intrigue Rolls Add 1 Failure to opposing Intrigue Rolls	Shaves 1.5 Mental DMG Projectile Speed is 3 SPM Damage Output is 3 DMG
Four Attributes	Five Attributes	Six Attributes
Allows access to Tier II Schemes	Add 1 Success to Intrigue Rolls Add 1 Failure to opposing Intrigue Rolls	Shaves 3 Mental DMG Projectile Speed is 6 SPM Damage Output is 6 DMG

Seven Attributes	Eight Attributes	Nine Attributes	Ten Attributes
Add 1 Success to Intrigue Rolls Add 1 Failure to opposing Intrigue Rolls	Allows access to Tier III Schemes	Shaves 4.5 Mental DMG Projectile Speed is 9 SPM Damage Output is 9 DMG	Shaves 5 Mental DMG Projectile Speed is 10 SPM Damage Output is 10 DMG

Knockback Effect

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The Formula ”X Amount of Points in Damage Magnitude – X Amount of Points in Damage Shaving = X Amount of Meter Knockback helps measure the knockback distance travelled after interacting with an opposing force. An example of the formula:

1 DMG – 1 DMG Shaving = 0 Meters of Knockback
2 DMG – 1 DMG Shaving = 1 Meter of Knockback
3 DMG – 1 DMG Shaving = 2 Meter of Knockback​

✖ LIST OF SCHEMES?

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Tier I - Focused on a single House or Landmark – minor-to-mid political moves. For Success, one must roll between 11 - 20.

• Learn Secrets [1] Eavesdrop, interrogate, or bribe to uncover minor personal or local military information about a minor NPC or a real target in a landmark or region. Requires 1 Intrigue to use.
• Blackmail [2] After learning a confirmed secret, the user exploits it against an NPC to gain an advantage over them. Through use of this Scheme, the user blackmails a Minor NPC to do his bidding. Cannot be used to force a target to attack another. Requires 2 Intrigue to use.
• Bribery [2] Through the use of gold, the user bribes a minor NPC to do an action for them, be it voting for them to lie in their favor. These inconsequential bribes carry moderate power. Requires 2 Intrigue and 100 Gold to use.
• Smear Campaign [3] The user begins to slander a target across a region, causing their Influence to decrease amongst the people there. These lies begin to negatively impact the target’s Influence in the chosen region, lowering their Influence there by 100.
• Minor Manipulation [2] Subtly shift a person’s decision or view through whispered words or implied threats. This manipulation allows the user to force minor NPC to change their actions within reason. Requires a Secret to be known or use of threats to prevent aggressive action or use of Tier I Schemes.
• Steal Heirlooms [3] Orchestrate the quiet theft of an artifact, token of power, or family symbol. This theft allows the theft of Tier I Equipment from an NPC in the same landmark of the user. Can be used alongside spies to steal from afar.

Tier II Schemes - Targets multiple Landmarks or destabilizes an entire region – mid-level operations. For a Success, one must roll between 16 to 20.

• Little Birds [4] Deploy agents to report troop movements, political changes, or internal disputes across landmarks. These spies can be deployed to up to 3 landmarks to investigate, spread lies, gather information, etc. Use of these agents allows the user to perform multiple Schemes across different landmarks at one time. Requires 4 Intrigue to use and 150 Gold.
• Fabricate Lies [4] Forge convincing documents or statements to spark confusion or unrest. These documents cause a loss of 150 Influence from a rival in a region. Requires 4 Intrigue to use.
• Counterspies [4] Detect or dismantle rival spy networks and foil future secret actions. If deployed to a region where a Scheme is being used against the user, this increases odds of failure by 50% and if the same landmark, causes the Scheme to fail. Requires 5 Intrigue to use and 175 Gold.
• Alliances [5] Quietly influence or mediate new political bonds before they reach public knowledge. This allows for official alliances, allowing members to band together. Grants both sides 150 Influence in their ally’s House Region. Requires 5 Influence to use.
• Infiltration [6] Plant agents within a rival House, army, or council to influence decisions from within. Allows members to recruit minor House NPC or rival enemies to sow discord. These agents weaken a rival’s Stewardship effectiveness, causing an effective 2 point drop for a phase. Requires 6 Influence and costs 200 Gold.
• Expose Secrets [6] Leak or reveal dark truths about a rival to damage trust and cause internal fractures. This can only be used after first gaining incriminating evidence and secrets of a rival, reducing their Influence in a region by 150.

Tier III Schemes - Realm-impacting plots — assassinations, betrayals, regime changes. For a Success, one must roll between 19 to 20.

• Poison [7] Administer a hidden, lethal toxin to weaken or disable a key individual. This poison can be used solo to coat blades in Duels or as part of another Scheme, enabling more damaging effects. This can be used with Assassinations to create a poison assassination attempt, for example. If effective, this reduces the target’s Durability by 3 until healed. If used solo, this grants access to poisoned blades in Duels. Requires 7 in Intrigue and 200 Gold.
• Larger Manipulation [7 - 9] Orchestrate a grand lie, betrayal, or deception that shifts regional control or power. This manipulation allows the user to force NPC to change their actions within reason, such as forcing one to sit out a Phase, not go to war, etc. Requires at least an 8 to attempt to manipulate a House Heir, major NPC House Lords, Warden of Regions and a 9 allows for the ability to manipulate the King/Queen or the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch ). Requires a Secret to be known or use of threats to prevent aggressive action or use of Tier I Schemes. Lasts for one Phase.
• Frame Rival [8] Falsely implicate a noble in a crime or scandal, leading to exile, arrest, or war. Framing a rival, depending on what they’re being framed for, can cause a loss of Influence of anywhere from 150 to 300. Requires an 8 in Influence to use.
• Secret Alliances [8] Forge a hidden pact with another faction to betray, invade, or divide a region. This alliance stays hidden and known only to the agreeing parties and the GM until revealed. Requires 8 in Intrigue to use. Can only have 1 Secret Alliance at any given time.
• Fake Heir [9] Introduce a forged or manipulated claimant to disrupt succession and cause civil strife. Requires a 9 in Intrigue and can only be used in Campaigns involving the Crownlands.
• Assassination [9 - 10] Arrange the covert killing of a ruler, commander, or heir with no ties traced to you. Requires at least a 9 to attempt to kill a House Heir, minor to major NPC House Lords, Warden of Regions and a 10 allows for the ability to assassinate the King/Queen, other RPers or the Lord Commander of the Night's Watch ). Executed within reason based on one’s Influence ( i.e. cannot attempt to kill King if Influence is too low to meet him face to face/without Kingsguard ). Costs 400 Gold.

 

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The Durability Attribute

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1. Durability represents a character’s toughness, stamina, and pain resistance. It governs how much physical punishment a character can take—both in direct combat and through exhaustion, fatigue, or wounds. A high Durability score reflects not just physical resilience, but a hardened constitution forged by battle, weather, starvation, or torture. Durability determines how much health one has as well as their higher resistance to poisons, fatigue and other effects. Higher Durability allows resistance to injuries, critical effects, and penalties. Resisting poison, cold, disease, or pain is easier with higher Durability.

One Attribute	Two Attributes	Three Attributes
User has 2 HP N/A	Gains 2 Additional HP Resist effects of poison for 1 turn	Gains 2 Additional HP N/A
Four Attributes	Five Attributes	Six Attributes
Gains 2 Additional HP Poisons deal 10% less Damage	Gains 2 Additional HP N/A	Gains 2 Additional HP Resist effects of poison for 2 turns

Seven Attributes	Eight Attributes	Nine Attributes	Ten Attributes
Gains 2 Additional HP N/A	Gains 2 Additional HP Poisons deal 25% less damage	Gains 2 Additional HP N/A	Gains 2 Additional HP Resist effects of poison for 4 turns

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[Apriori]

The Agility Attribute

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1. Agility measures a character’s pure movement ability - how quickly they can sprint, reposition, close distance, retreat, or pursue others across the battlefield or terrain. Unlike Dexterity, which governs reaction and precision, Agility is pure physical movement and pace. In War of the Realm, Agility defines turn order, world travel distance, and combat mobility - crucial for striking first, escaping danger, or launching surprise attacks. Characters with higher Agility act earlier during each combat phase.

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Different Types of Movement​

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Make note of Movement for BNM/Fleets vs Bios.

One Attribute	Two Attributes	Three Attributes
Movement Speed is 1 SPM Attack Speed is 1 SPM	Movement Speed is 2 SPM Attack Speed is 2 SPM	Movement Speed is 3 SPM Attack Speed is 3 SPM
Four Attributes	Five Attributes	Six Attributes
Movement Speed is 4 SPM Attack Speed is 4 SPM	Movement Speed is 5 SPM Attack Speed is 5 SPM	Movement Speed is 6 SPM Attack Speed is 6 SPM

Seven Attributes	Eight Attributes	Nine Attributes	Ten Attributes
Movement SPD is 7 SPM Attack Speed is 7 SPM	Movement SPD is 8 SPM Attack Speed is 8 SPM	Movement SPD is 9 SPM Attack Speed is 9 SPM	Movement SPD is 10 SPM Attack Speed is 10 SPM

Further Information

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The Follow Formula ”X SPM – X SPM = X SPM Advantage helps measure the distance travelled between two targets. The SPM advantage is the difference of those two values. An example of the formula:

1 SPM – 1 SPM = 0 SPM Advantage
2 SPM – 1 SPM = 1 SPM Advantage
3 SPM – 1 SPM = 2 SPM Advantage​

It is important to note that if both Targets have the same Movement Speed, then the time it takes one Target to travel 1 Meter is the same for the Other Target. This is important to remember because the SPM Advantage gained from completing the formula determines the extra amount of meters a target can travel in the same time another target is traveling. Building on the previous example:

Ex1: Both Targets travel the same distance during the same time in Example One
Ex2: Both Target would travel One [1] Meter, but the Faster Target will travel an extra One [1] Meter due to the SPM Advantage.
Ex3: Both Targets would travel One [1] Meter, but the Faster Target will travel an extra Two [2] Meters due to the SPM Advantage.​

 

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The Dexterity Attribute

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1. Dexterity measures a character’s coordination, reflexes, precision, and battlefield awareness. It reflects how well a warrior can track, react to, and predict enemy movement, as well as strike with critical precision when opportunities arise. In War of the Realm, Dexterity is the stat that separates a brute from a master fighter - not through brute strength, but through timing, reading the field, and punishing mistakes. Unlike Strength and Durability, Dexterity can be used to dodge traps and evade ambushes if one has the right Feats, giving more than just one direct use. This also allows one to increase the odds of a critical attack. If your Dexterity equals or exceeds an enemy’s Speed, you can track and react to their movements without penalty (whether in a duel, skirmish, or battlefield chase).

One Attribute	Two Attributes	Three Attributes
Tracking Ability Extends to 2 SPM Can Accurately Shoot 10 Meters Away	Tracking Ability Extends to 3 SPM Can Accurately Shoot 15 Meters Away 5% Chance of Critical Damage	Tracking Ability Extends to 4 SPM Can Accurately Shoot 20 Meters Away
Four Attributes	Five Attributes	Six Attributes
Tracking Ability Extends to 5 SPM Can Accurately Shoot 25 Meters Away 10% Chance of Critical Damage	Tracking Ability Extends to 6 SPM Can Accurately Shoot 30 Meters Away	Tracking Ability Extends to 7 SPM Can Accurately Shoot 40 Meters Away 15% Chance of Critical Damage

Seven Attributes	Eight Attributes	Nine Attributes	Ten Attributes
Tracking Extends to 8 SPM Can Accurately Shoot 45 Meters Away	Tracking Extends to 9 SPM Can Accurately Shoot 50 Meters Away 20% Chance of Critical Damage	Tracking Extend to 10 SPM Can Accurately Shoot 55 Meters Away	Tracking Extend to 11 SPM Can Accurately Shoot 60 Meters Away 25% Chance of Critical Damage

Critical Damage occurs when a target is either hit with a head strike or lands a critical success roll. This deals 1.5x the damage it originally dealt, increasing 10 DMG to 15 DMG, for example.

 

[Apriori]

The Crafting Attribute

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Crafting is a Secondary Attribute used by player characters in War of the Realm to build, enhance, and repair the tools of power. From castle walls to siege weapons to elite gear, Crafting governs how efficiently you shape the world around you. It does not influence direct combat like Strength or Dexterity, but its impact on your army, defenses, and economy is enormous. Crafting is essential for military sustainability, battlefield upgrades, and advanced RP development. Crafting measures a character’s skill in creating, improving, and repairing weapons, armor, siege engines, and structures. It reflects not just basic blacksmithing ability, but fine engineering, forging mastery, siege design, and field repair knowledge. In War of the Realm, Crafting is the heart of upgrading equipment and enhancing fortifications. A skilled crafter can tilt the balance of wars by producing superior gear and maintaining the strength of Keeps and structures under siege.

Crafting enables one to create Structures and Equipment of varying tiers, each stronger than the previous with their own perks and requirements. Equipment exists in different tier, scaling from leather and bronze up to Valyrian Alloy and Valyrian Steel. Subequent Tiers gain additional perks as they scale upwards, dealing more damage or blocking more of it. Structures have 3 tiers: Tier I (Basic), Tier II (Improved), Tier III (Apex). Each structure is unlocked individually depending on your Crafting Attribute. Tier II upgrades unlock together at a set level. Tier III upgrades unlock together at a later level. Weapon and armor crafting (Tier I–V) remains staggered to preserve gameplay depth. These Tiers and information can be seen in more detail below the Attribute layout.

One Attribute	Two Attributes	Three Attributes
Start with a House Keep Craft Tier I Equipment	Gains access to another Building. N/A	Gains access to another Building. Craft Tier II Equipment
Four Attributes	Five Attributes	Six Attributes
Gains access to another Building. N/A	Gains access to another Building Craft Tier II Buildings and Tier III Equipment	Gains access to another Building N/A
Seven Attributes	Eight Attributes	Nine Attributes
Gains access to another Building Craft Tier IV Equipment[/B]	Gains access to another Building Craft Tier III Buildings	Gains access to another Building Craft Tier V Equipment
Ten Attributes
Gains access to another Building

✖EQUIPMENT TIERS?

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• Tier I: Leather // Bronze
• Tier II: Hardened Plate (+1 Durability) // Iron ( +1 DMG )
• Tier III: Reinforced Ancestral Plate (+1 Durability, -1 DMG ) // Steel ( Breaks Tier I weapons/armor )
• Tier IV: Unique Armor Sets (1 Custom Perk ) // Ancestral Steel ( +1 Additional DMG/Breaks Tier II Weapons/Armors )
• Tier V: Valyrian Alloy (1 Custom Perk/+2 DUR ) // Valyrian Steel ( Breaks Tier III weapons/Armors +1 Custom Perk )

✖ LIST OF STRUCTURES AND SIEGE ITEMS

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1. Keep
Description: Your House’s central seat of power and control.
Perks:
• Level I: Acts as your primary HQ; stores BNM logs and enables basic recruitment
• Level II: +1 to Loyalty for all BNM units stationed here
• Level III: Counts as a Tier II fortification in all siege actions
Structure HP: 20 / 30 / 40

2. Drill Yard
Description: Trains and recruits Infantry and Cavalry platoons.
Perks:
• Level I: Allows recruitment of Infantry and Cavalry
• Level II: Units can move an additional landmark for free when traveling.
• Level III: Recruit units with a 25% cost reduction
Structure HP: 15 / 25 / 35

3. Ranged Hall
Description: Recruits Archers and Shieldbearers, offering ranged and defensive versatility.
Perks:
• Level I: Allows recruitment of Archers and Shieldbearers
• Level II: Archers gain +1 DEX or Shieldbearers gain +1 DEF at base
• Level III: Enables auto-replenishment of 1 lost ranged or shield unit every 3 phases
Structure HP: 15 / 25 / 35

4. Training Yard
Description: Advances the rank and training of your BNM squads.
Perks:
• Level I: Enables promotion of units to Advanced tier
• Level II: Reduces upgrade time by 1 phase
• Level III: Enables promotion to Apex tier and unlocks 1 custom passive perk
Structure HP: 10 / 20 / 30

5. Port
Description: Launches Fleets and enables naval movement and combat.
Perks:
• Level I: Allows recruitment of basic Fleets (Longship, Warship, Heavyship)
• Level II: Fleets gain +1 SPD or DEX during their first phase at sea
• Level III: Enables launching 2 fleets in the same phase
Structure HP: 15 / 25 / 35

6. Dockyard
Description: Upgrades your Fleets to higher tiers and reduces naval build times.
Perks:
• Level I: Enables Fleet upgrades to Advanced
• Level II: Reduces Fleet build and upgrade time by 1 phase
• Level III: Unlocks Apex Fleets and adds +1 DEF to all newly built ships
Structure HP: 10 / 20 / 30

7. Religious Site
Description: Site of faith; enables Piety regeneration, Conversion and more.
Perks:
• Level I: Reduces Piety skill costs by 1 PU for actions taken at this location.
• Level II: Allows Conversion. Create another religious site in a Region to convert those within the landmark. Can be done up to 2 additional times.
Structure HP: 10 / 20

8. Blacksmith / Forge
Description: Crafts weapons, armor, and siege tools; empowers the Crafting Attribute.
Perks:
• Level I: Enables crafting of equipment + siege items
Structure HP: 10

9. Watchtower
Description: Observes nearby landmarks and detects incoming enemies.
Perks:
• Level I: Reveals all movement up to 1 landmark away.
• Level II: Increases detection range by another landmark.
Structure HP: 10 / 20

10. Walls
Description: Fortifies your landmark with physical defenses against siege and assault.
Perks:
• Level I: +5 Structure HP to your Landmark and +1 DEF to defenders
• Level II: +10 SH and attackers take –1 SPD when breaching
• Level III: +15 SH and attackers suffer –1 STR on first round of assault
Structure HP (Wall segment): 15 / 25 / 35

Siege Items

1. Battering Ram
Description: A reinforced ramming device used to break through gates and walls.
Perks:
• Level I: Can damage Level I Walls; deals 5 damage per round
• Level II: Ignores gate-based DEF; deals 10 damage per round
• Level III: Reduces defender STR by –1 during breaches; deals 15 damage per round
Structure HP: 20 / 30 / 40

2. Siege Tower
Description: A mobile tower allowing attackers to scale walls safely.
Perks:
• Level I: Grants +1 DEF to units during wall assaults
• Level II: Allows 2 units to ascend per round; +1 SPD to those units
• Level III: Units ignore Wall-based STR penalties when assaulting
Structure HP: 25 / 35 / 45

3. Catapult
Description: A long-range siege weapon for bombarding enemy structures.
Perks:
• Level I: Deals 5 SH damage to structures at Long Range
• Level II: Deals 10 SH damage; +1 damage to Walls
• Level III: Ignores 2 DEF from structures; +1 range tier
Structure HP: 15 / 25 / 35

4. Trebuchet
Description: A powerful, slow-firing engine that hurls massive projectiles at great distances.
Perks:
• Level I: Deals 8 SH damage to structures at Extra Long Range
• Level II: Deals 12 SH damage; ignores movement penalties
• Level III: Has a 50% chance to reduce Wall DEF by –1 for the battle
Structure HP: 20 / 30 / 40[/list]

 

[Apriori]

The Navigation Attribute

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Navigation measures a character’s skill in traveling efficiently across land and sea, finding safe paths, avoiding natural dangers, and reading the world around them. It reflects survival instincts, knowledge of geography, understanding of sea currents, and an ability to minimize risk during journeys. In War of the Realm, Navigation controls how quickly you travel, whether you avoid dangerous beast encounters, and whether you gain access to superior traveling vessels for faster, safer movement across the map.

Navigation reduces the time needed to travel between landmarks or across seas. Skilled navigators can cross dangerous or difficult terrain much faster than average travelers. During land and sea travel, there is a chance of encountering dangerous beasts (wolves, krakens, wyverns, etc.). Higher Navigation reduces the chance of random beast encounters. At certain Navigation milestones (Levels 1, 4, and 8), players unlock access to faster, sturdier, or better-supplied ships. This reduces dangers at sea and allows for longer expeditions with fewer risks.

One Attribute	Two Attributes	Three Attributes
Gain 1 traveling vessel N/A	Reduces Beast Encounter by 1. N/A	Reduce traveling by 10% N/A
Four Attributes	Five Attributes	Six Attributes
Reduces Beast Encounter by 1 N/A	Reduce traveling by 15% N/A	Reduces Beast Encounter by 1 N/A
Seven Attributes	Eight Attributes	Nine Attributes
Reduces travel time by 20% N/A	Reduces Beast Encounter by 1. N/A	Reduce travel time by 25% N/A
Ten Attributes
Reduces Beast Encounter by 1. N/A

✖ RANDOM ENCOUNTERS

Whenever a player travels by land or sea, they may face random encounters with wild creatures, predators, or roaming monstrosities. These are separate from BNM mechanics and only apply to traveling on land or sea. When traveling through unclaimed landmarks or across the sea, members roll a 1D20 dice to determine if they will have safe travel. Should they fail their roll, the GM then determines the tier of the beast. Specific animals are found in very specific regions and landmarks.

Roll 1d20 when passing through untamed territory or dangerous sea zones

• 1–10 = Beast Encounter
• 11–20 = Safe passage

 

[Apriori]

The Piety Attribute

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Piety measures a character’s spiritual strength, devotion to the divine, and ability to channel the blessings or miracles of their chosen faith. It reflects a mix of personal belief, ritual mastery, and the favor of higher powers. In War of the Realm, Piety determines whether you can access religious abilities, how many abilities you can unlock, and how much Piety Energy (Piety Units) you have available to spend activating miracles, blessings, or divine powers. Every 1 point of Piety Attribute grants 2 Piety Units (a resource pool). Piety Units are spent to activate religious abilities tied to your chosen faith. Certain religious skills require a minimum Piety Attribute score to unlock. For example, some passive abilities might require 2 Piety, while major miracles might require 6+.

There are several religions in the War of the Realms, each with there own features and skill trees unique to their lore and usage. The Faith of the Seven, the Old Gods, R'hllor, Rhoynar and the Drowned Gods are the religions one can choose from when starting. There's a mix between passive and active skills that one can choose and use from in different set ups depending on the religion. Religions allow followers to conduct religious rites and even command Faith Units such as the Faith Militant or Children of the Forest. Not all religions offer Faith Units but

One Attribute	Two Attributes	Three Attributes
Gain 2 Piety Units N/A	Gain 2 Piety Units Gain 1 Piety Feat	Gain 2 Piety Units N/A
Four Attributes	Five Attributes	Six Attributes
Gain 2 Piety Units Gain 1 Faith Aspect	Gain 2 Piety Units N/A	Gain 2 Piety Units N/A
Seven Attributes	Eight Attributes	Nine Attributes
Gain 2 Piety Units N/A	Gain 2 Piety Units Gain Faith Unit	Gain 2 Piety Units N/A
Ten Attributes
Gain 2 Piety Units Perk 2

 

[Apriori]

The Stewardship Attribute

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Stewardship measures a character’s ability to effectively manage land, resources, construction projects, and political domains. It reflects administrative skill — the ability to govern keeps, holdfasts, and territories efficiently, ensuring they thrive even during war. In War of the Realm, Stewardship directly affects how many landmarks you can control, how quickly you can build or repair structures, and how effectively you maintain your holdings against the grind of time, war, and politics. Each player can oversee a number of Landmarks based on their Stewardship score. Higher Stewardship = More Landmarks under direct control without penalties. Stewardship reduces the time needed to build, upgrade, or repair structures. Skilled stewards can rebuild keeps, temples, and defenses much faster than those who govern poorly.

One Attribute	Two Attributes	Three Attributes
Can hold up to 2 Landmarks. N/A	Can hold up to 4 Landmarks. Reduces cost of repairs by 5%.	Can hold up to 6 Landmarks. Increases Unit Loyalty by 5.
Four Attributes	Five Attributes	Six Attributes
Can hold up to 7 Landmarks Reduces cost of repairs by 10%.	Can hold up to 8 landmarks N/A	Reduces cost of repairs by 15%. N/A
Seven Attributes	Eight Attributes	Nine Attributes
Can hold an entire Region Increases Unit Loyalty by 5.	Reduces cost of repairs by 20% N/A	Can hold two Regions Increases Unit Loyalty by 5.
Ten Attributes
Can hold three Regions Reduce cost of repairs by 25