Start of Houses of Regnum

The first banners of Regnum are beginning to rise.

With the arrival of Houses of Regnum, the Realm takes its first step toward noble politics, sworn allegiance, Kingdom identity, future wars, landed titles, and long-term player legacy.

A House is more than a guild.

A House is a name carried into the Realm. It is a crest, a seat, a sworn structure, a political identity, and eventually a force that may stand for a Kingdom, fight in wars, gather wealth, earn titles, claim land, and shape the future of Regnum.

The Rise of Houses

Houses are the first foundation of Regnum's political world.

Through Houses, players will begin to form noble families, orders, sworn circles, and future power blocs inside the Realm. A House can represent ambition, loyalty, rivalry, protection, wealth, conquest, or legacy.

Every House begins with a few important choices.

A founder chooses a Kingdom, a Seat of Power, a House Crest, and a House name that must be approved before the House can rise.

The House Crest becomes the banner of that House. It appears across the Account page, House profile, House history, and future House identity systems.

The first Seats of Power are:

• Nordheim holds Nordhold.
• Midland holds Capital Midvale.
• Sudahra holds Sudahrak.

These seats are only the beginning. As Regnum grows, Kingdoms, Houses, land, titles, and war will become more deeply connected.

Two New Early House Pledges

To begin the age of Houses, two new pledge paths have entered the Realm.

The first is Knight of Regnum.

This pledge represents the first step into noble House identity. It grants the Free Knight title and prepares the player for future House systems, oaths, service, and Realm progression.

The second is Lord of the Realm.

This pledge represents a higher early noble path. It grants the Free Lord title and supports the early foundation of Houses before the full public House structure arrives.

These are not Founder Tiers. They are Early House Pledges tied to the beginning of noble politics in Regnum.

A Free Knight or Free Lord stands outside a fully opened House rank until the Realm gives them a banner to serve, lead, or challenge.

Account Tiers

Regnum accounts now begin moving toward a long-term progression identity through Account Tiers.

Account Tiers are intended to represent the growth of a player's presence across the Realm.

Every point accumulated during Saga I, Saga II, and Saga III will contribute toward future eligibility claims in Saga IV: Online Persistence.

The current Account Tier path is:

• Tier I — Adventurer begins at 0 Account Points.
• Tier II — Pathfinder begins at 250 Account Points.
• Tier III — Oathbound begins at 750 Account Points.
• Tier IV — Delver begins at 1,500 Account Points.
• Tier V — Champion begins at 3,000 Account Points.
• Tier VI — Hero begins at 7,500 Account Points.
• Tier VII — Paragon begins at 15,000 Account Points.
• Tier VIII — Legend begins at 35,000 Account Points.
• Tier IX — Ascendant begins at 75,000 Account Points.
• Tier X — Mythic begins at 150,000 Account Points.

Account Points now show progress toward the next Status Tier.

For example:

50 / 250

This means the account currently has 50 Account Points and needs 250 total Account Points to reach the next tier.

House Tiers

Houses will also follow a progressive path.

A House Lord's Status Tier will matter for the future standing and claim level of a House.

The current House Tier path is:

• House Tier 1 — House requires the House Lord to be Status Tier III Oathbound or higher.
• House Tier 2 — Noble House requires the House Lord to be Status Tier V Champion or higher.
• House Tier 3 — Great House requires the House Lord to be Status Tier VI Hero or higher.
• House Tier 4 — Royal Claimant House requires the House Lord to be Status Tier VIII Legend or higher.

This means that Houses are not only founded by names or crests.

They are built through merit, progression, loyalty, and the standing of those who lead them.

Kingdom Standing

As Houses grow, Kingdom identity will become more important.

A House belongs to a Kingdom. A player may serve, support, or rise within that Kingdom's political world.

Over time, Kingdom Standing is intended to become one of the ways Regnum tracks how players and Houses are connected to the Realm.

Kingdom Standing may become important for future recognition, influence, political weight, war contribution, and eligibility inside the online world.

The Realm is no longer only about individual progression.

It is beginning to remember who stands with whom.

PvP Points and Kingdom Wars

The future of Regnum leads toward conflict.

In Saga III: Online Kingdom Wars, PvP Points will become one of the major measurements of combat contribution and war performance.

PvP Points are planned to represent how players and Houses prove themselves in conflict against others.

They will be connected to future competitive systems such as:

• Kingdom warfare
• House rivalry
• Realm campaigns
• war contribution
• combat prestige
• House rankings
• Kingdom rankings
• future claim eligibility

The House system begins now because the wars of the Realm need banners before they need battlefields.

Land Claims and Landed Titles

Houses of Regnum also prepares the path toward the future online persistent Realm.

In later stages of Regnum, Account Tiers, Kingdom Standing, PvP Points, Founder or Pledge standing, House contribution, and long-term participation may become part of eligibility for future land and map claims.

This includes the planned direction for landed titles and claim eligibility in Saga IV: Online Persistence.

Land should not simply be handed out randomly.

Land should be tied to identity, standing, contribution, loyalty, and the history a player builds inside Regnum.

Titles matter.

Merit is rewarded.

A House that rises early may one day become a House that holds land, defends territory, serves a Kingdom, or challenges another banner.

Founder and Pledge Land Claim Eligibility

Founder and Pledge standing may contribute toward future claim eligibility.

The current planned direction is:

• Tier I — Knight has no land claim eligibility.
• Tier I — Founder has no land claim eligibility.
• Tier II — Hobgoblin has no land claim eligibility.
• Tier III — Nordward may become eligible as a Landowner.
• Tier IV — Dungeoneer may become eligible as a Landowner.
• Tier V — Abyssal may become eligible as a Landowner.
• Tier V — Lord may become eligible as a Landowner.
• Tier VI — Kingmaker may become eligible for a Village.
• Tier VII — Sanctus may become eligible for a Barony or Town.
• Tier VIII — Dragon may become eligible for a County or Marquisiate.
• Tier IX — Celestial may become eligible for a Dukedom or Kingdom.
• Tier X — Eternal may become eligible for a Dukedom or Kingdom.

These claim levels are part of the long-term direction for Regnum's persistent world.

Status Tier Land Claim Eligibility

Status Tier progression may also contribute toward future claim eligibility.

The current planned direction is:

• Tier I — Adventurer has No Land / Settler eligibility.
• Tier II — Pathfinder may become eligible as a Landowner.
• Tier III — Oathbound may become eligible as a Landowner.
• Tier IV — Delver may become eligible for a Village.
• Tier V — Champion may become eligible for a Barony or Town.
• Tier VI — Hero may become eligible for a County or Marquisiate.
• Tier VII — Paragon may become eligible for a Dukedom.
• Tier VIII — Legend may become eligible for a Kingdom.
• Tier IX — Ascendant may become eligible for a Kingdom.
• Tier X — Mythic may become eligible for a Kingdom.

This system is designed so long-term participation has weight.

A player's path through the Sagas should matter when the persistent Realm opens.

The First Banners

This is only the first beginning.

Houses will continue to grow toward deeper systems:

• House wealth
• NPC Strength
• PvP Points
• noble ranks
• sworn oaths
• ministries
• succession
• Kingdom allegiance
• Kingdom Standing
• landed titles
• Kingdom Wars
• map claims
• land eligibility
• Realm history
• online persistence

The first Houses are not only names on a page.

They are the beginning of politics.

They are the first banners before the wars.

They are the first oaths before the crowns.

They are the first claims before the persistent Realm.

Welcome to the Houses of Regnum.