An AI kingdom simulator where you hold court.
The harvest failed. The grain guild wants a tax exemption. Your sister has two dukes behind her. Take the throne and decide what happens next, in your own words.
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Rule through decisions and dialogue
Auferet is a text-based AI kingdom simulator: you play the ruler, and an AI Game Master plays your court and describes the consequences of your orders. Hear petitions, negotiate taxes, appoint ministers or settle a succession dispute. Your opening defines the kingdom; your decisions shape the story.
This is narrative roleplay, with AI-generated outcomes. It does not provide a fixed economic model, an automatically balanced treasury or a real-time strategy map. You can ask the Game Master to track resources and agreements, inspect the saved records, and correct details when needed.
Your first audience
The throne scenario starts with a disputed inheritance and a food shortage. These are opening prompts you can play, not a recording of a completed session. Choose your first move:
- Ask the grain guild to open its books before you grant an exemption.
- Invite your sister to join the council and ask which dukes she would appoint.
- Send your steward north to check whether the harvest reports are true.
- Hear the villagers before deciding who pays for the grain.
Type your own response in the game. You can question an adviser, change an order or leave the palace to investigate yourself. There is no prescribed winning choice.
A court you can return to
Auferet keeps named people in a Character Library, setting facts in an Event Library and places on a World Map. These records give the Game Master context for later turns. A searchable adventure history helps it retrieve earlier events. AI can still make mistakes; the records let you check what has been established.
Build a medieval court, a fantasy monarchy or a kingdom of your own. Use the regency opening for competing loyalties around a young queen. Use the frontier assembly for founding laws and negotiating power before a crown exists.
Choose the scale of your game
For commanding armies and negotiating wartime terms, try the AI war simulator. For elections and coalition government, use the political simulator. For a character's life beyond the throne, start a medieval text game.
Kingdom play focuses on ruling: petitions, appointments, inheritance and the people who can carry out or resist your decisions.
Your court is waiting.
Start with the disputed throne, or write your own kingdom when you begin a new game.
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