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About Yes, Your Grace
Yes, Your Grace is a kingdom‑management RPG where each turn brings petitioners to the throne room. You must weigh their requests against limited supplies, deciding who receives aid and who must be denied. The game blends strategic resource choices with narrative moments from a medieval realm.
Set in the fictional kingdom of Davern, the story follows King Eryk as he navigates monsters inspired by Slavic folklore, family dilemmas, and political intrigue. Your decisions shape alliances, prepare for battle, and influence the lives of quirky characters who visit your halls.
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Petitioners and Turn‑Based Decisions
Each turn, villagers, lords, and family members appear in the throne room to present a problem or request. Their pleas range from monster attacks to personal grievances, and you must listen before choosing a response.
The game notes that not every petitioner has the kingdom’s best interests at heart, so your choices can affect future interactions and the overall narrative flow.
- Notice which petition types recur to anticipate hidden costs.
- Weigh immediate aid against longer‑term resource stability.
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Limited Supplies and Prioritization
Supplies are a finite commodity, and every aid decision draws from this pool. You must decide whether to allocate resources to urgent threats like monster raids or to invest in longer‑term projects such as village amenities.
Because resources are limited, denying some petitions becomes necessary. The game encourages weighing the importance of each request against the overall health of the kingdom.
- Track supply changes before committing to large expenditures.
- Prioritize petitions that unlock future benefits.
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Hiring Generals, Witches, and Hunters
You can recruit specialists such as Generals, Witches, and Hunters to strengthen your kingdom’s defenses and capabilities. Each hire expands your options for dealing with threats and fulfilling petitions that require specialized assistance.
These units aid your efforts as you address monster attacks and other challenges throughout your rule.
- Consider each unit’s strength relative to current threats.
- Mix hires to cover both combat and magical needs.
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Family Involvement and Personal Quests
Your royal family appears throughout the game with their own personal problems, requiring your support and decisions. These familial quests intertwine with the broader kingdom narrative, adding emotional weight to your rulership.
Balancing family needs against kingdom duties creates a dual‑track storyline. Supporting your kin is part of your role as King, and you will decide upon their fate as their stories unfold.
- Weigh family requests against kingdom stability.
- Observe how family outcomes ripple into larger events.
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Political Alliances and Lordly Demands
Lords and kings visit with varied personalities, each offering potential alliances crucial for upcoming battles. Their support often comes with demanding requests, sometimes requiring morally ambiguous actions.
Securing these alliances is essential for military success, but the cost can be high, making it a complex balancing act.
- Evaluate the strategic value of each alliance.
- Prepare for possible fallout from tough moral choices.
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