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● The Court and Queen cards are live · Queen NFTs soon

The Queen’s Court

No Lord rules alone. Raise a Queen and she runs half your kingdom: the healers who save your wounded, the kitchens that feed your armies, the stables that breed your warhorses, the Shieldmaidens who guard your walls, and the nursery where your heir grows up.

A queen on her throne surrounded by her court: healer, cook, stablemistress, Shieldmaidens and a nursemaid with the heir

How a Queen rises

In the game, open your Keep and tap 👸 Court. There are two ways to the throne.

👑

Crown her in your own court

Raise your Throne Room to level 4, then crown a Queen for 5,000 Gold. Any player can do it.

💍

Wed an allied Queen

Hold a card from an allied house: a Honeycomb card from Honeyland, or an Exile’s Anchor card from the KING Royal Oath of Fealty. The wedding costs 1,500 Gold, you keep the card, and her wings cost 20% less to build.

What she brings to the table

Her court has five wings. Each one changes your game, and each grows with Gold and timber from the Wilds.

Healers’ Ward

🌿 Healers’ Ward

Wounded troops heal 10% faster per level.

Levels 1 to 5

Royal Kitchens

🍲 Royal Kitchens

The kitchen cooks 10% more rations per level, and feasts for resting troops cost 10% less.

Levels 1 to 5

Royal Stables

🐎 Royal Stables

Breeds 3 warhorses a day per level.

Levels 1 to 5

Shieldmaidens’ Hall

🛡️ Shieldmaidens’ Hall

Women-at-arms guard your walls: +4 castle Defense per level.

Levels 1 to 5

Royal Nursery

👶 Royal Nursery

An heir is born a day after it opens and comes of age in a week: +5% army strength, and 2.5% more per extra level.

Levels 1 to 3

👶 The heir

Open the Royal Nursery and an heir is born a day later. After a week they come of age and ride with your armies: +5% strength, and more for every nursery level. Pass on the crown.

Queen cards: live · NFTs: opening soon

Queen cards and Queen NFTs

A Uncommon Queen
Uncommontraits +1 level
A Rare Queen
Raretraits +1 level
A Epic Queen
Epictraits +2 levels
A Legendary Queen
Legendarytraits +3 levels
TraitStrengthensWhat it does
🌿 HealerHealers’ WardHer Healers’ Ward works as if higher level.
📜 StateswomanRoyal KitchensHer Royal Kitchens work as if higher level.
🐎 HorsewomanRoyal StablesHer Royal Stables breed as if higher level.
🛡️ Warrior QueenShieldmaidens’ HallHer Shieldmaidens guard as if higher level.
👶 Mother of KingsRoyal NurseryHer heir grows up stronger.
  1. 1. Earned, never just bought. Crowning or wedding your Queen gives you a Queen card: her portrait, her name, a rarity and three traits.
  2. 2. How she rose sets her rarity. A Queen wed from an allied house starts rarer than one crowned at home, and her court can raise her further, like the Forge.
  3. 3. Her traits power her court. A Healer Queen strengthens the Healers’ Ward, a Warrior Queen the Shieldmaidens, a Horsewoman the Royal Stables. Better Queens make better kingdoms.
  4. 4. Mint her to your wallet. Like troop cards, a Queen can be minted as a Solana NFT. She keeps growing with your court, and her NFT updates with her. Sell her on Solana marketplaces, and your court will need a new Queen.
  5. 5. 1,000 Genesis Queens. The first 1,000 Queens minted carry a Genesis number that no later Queen can have.
  6. 6. Raise her. When her court has 6, 12 and then 20 wing levels in all, you can raise her a rarity for Gold, all the way to Legendary. A minted Queen’s NFT updates with her.

What’s live today

  • ✅ The Queen’s Court: crown or wed a Queen
  • ✅ All five wings and their effects
  • ✅ The heir, who comes of age and fights
  • ✅ Queen cards with portraits, rarity and traits
  • ✅ Raising your Queen’s rarity
  • ✅ The Royal Gallery in your Court
  • 🔜 Minting Queens as NFTs (the ReignBound Queens collection)

Queen NFTs mint into their own collection, ReignBound Queens, at the troop-card fee for her rarity (Founders pay half), with a 5% royalty on resales. The opening date will be announced on the website and in Discord. NFTs are game items, not investments.

Why a Queen’s Court?

Real medieval kingdoms ran on far more than swords. Queens governed while kings were at war, and women healed, fed, bred the horses, taught the heirs and, now and then, took up the shield themselves. ReignBound’s Court makes that half of the kingdom as important as the battlefield: a Lord who neglects it loses more soldiers, feeds fewer armies and has no heir to pass the crown to.