𒆰Carve out your Kingdom𒀸

Wayfarer Large 4.000 context recommended. Hailing from cold forests and mountains of the north, your clan has gathered a powerful host, and given it all to you and set you loose onto imperial lands, to carve your own kingdom out with. Where to go and what to do with conquered populations is entirely your decision. Features of this scenario: - The council allows you to delegate administrative or battle tasks you may not want to be bothered with; - Force of 7.500 combatants you can command to do anything; - 8 provinces that can become both sources of loot or your bases; - Marriage system, as your character is not married at the beginning of the narrative; - Various factions you can attack or ally with; AutoCards are in but disabled (you can enable AC by editing "Edit to enable Auto-Cards" story card - highly recommended for free players). AutoCards are very useful as those allow you establish your own named settlements more easily. *How to play* - Give orders to both the main character and the units. Examples for "do/say" - "Knights, charge at the enemy archers". "Player, send the message to the enemy". Examples for "story" - "As enemy approaches, player orders spearmean to maintain a shield wall". "Player demands the defeated leader to surrender his arms". *Additional advice* - Erase the first entry AI gives after the opening, most often it will be unsatisfactory or even broken - 150 response length tokens recommended. - Name yourself after chosen character - press the flame button in the upper left corner, then press the (...) button. - During battle, ask AI how many units are left (around every fifth turn) by copying and pasting this command: || Count remaining ally and enemy unit numbers (only count who remains, ignore all else) || - If something is unclear always ask the AI, it is good at explaining. Use {} brackets to ask questions for best answers, or ask your strategist. - If AI acts weird or makes an illogical entry, retry or rewrite your entry, it will fix it. - If numbers do not line up, leave as is or edit manually, it makes little difference. AI is inherently bad at math, but the WayLarge model, for now, is best at it.