Majesty flips the usual RTS script: you construct buildings, set tax rates, and manage your kingdom's economy, but you can't directly command your heroes. Instead, they're autonomous agents who choose their own quests based on bounties you post. Want that goblin camp cleared? Place a reward flag and wait for a warrior or ranger to take the job. Your role is indirect—build guilds to attract different hero classes, fund temples for healing and buffs, upgrade marketplaces, and hope your mercenaries don't ignore the dragon ravaging your farms because a easier bounty pays better. It's part city builder, part hands-off tactical game where gold talks louder than orders. The fantasy setting includes standard classes like wizards and paladins, plus monsters threatening your settlements. Success depends on balancing infrastructure investment against hero incentives. Suits players who enjoy economic puzzles over micromanagement.
