Fealty Stone

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Fealty Stone
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Vital statistics
Size 1 x 1
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored. Hearth Magic,Yeomanry and Lawspeaking
Object(s) Required Bar of Any Metal x5, Stone x75
Repaired With Stone
Can be Lifted No
Hit Points Yes (value unknown)
Soak Value None
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Icon keyboard.pngAdventure > Haven & Hearth > Fealty Stone


A Realm Object similar to the Village Banner which extends the Realm's claim in a square shape in a 101x101 tile area around it. The Fealty Stone drains no authority. Once built, it becomes immediately active. After 2 RL (Real Life) hours, further stones or cairns can be constructed on the claim.

The Fealty Stone is a small, easy to destroy, authority object, by which anyone can make small expansions to a Realm, at no cost in authority to the Realm. The idea being the people should be able to spread Realms small distances to cover themselves, their mines, and whatnot. ~jorb

How to Acquire

Fealty Stone must be placed on a flat 1x1 area and can be built only on realm's territory.

Notes

  • As of World 13, Fealty Stones are removed from game for good and can no longer be constructed.

Game Development

  • Fealty Fountain (2019-07-25) >"Added "Fealty Stone". The Fealty Stone is a small, easy to destroy, authority object, by which anyone can make small expansions to a Realm, at no cost in authority to the Realm. The idea being the people should be able to spread Realms small distances to cover themselves, their mines, and whatnot."