Step into the role of a jousting team manager in the medieval era. Lead knights through tournaments across the world using a Swiss system for pairings. Manage fame to build ties with noble houses, recruit squires for training under knights, and acquire superior horses.
Handle gold coins for salaries, horse upkeep, facility upgrades, and armory needs. Gear like armor, lances, bows, and saddles wears out each season, sparking constant improvements. Tournaments mix jousting-where you pick passes, lances, speeds, aim points, and strike poses-with archery, ring capture, plank throws via lances, and dummy strikes. Strategy and simulation fans who enjoy team management and event competition will find a focused challenge here.
Welcome to the exciting world of medieval jousting, where you get to be the manager behind a team of knights. Immerse yourself in the medieval era and lead your brave knights to glory through epic and challenging tournaments. Take charge of a jousting team and travel the world, participating in thrilling tournaments. Are you ready to forge your path to greatness?
Manage the fame:
Improve relations with the noble houses, allowing you to buy their horses or sign their young squires, who you can train to become knights for your team. While squires, they'll be assigned to a knight, trained with them, and, most importantly, helped dress for tournaments, affecting how well or poorly they perform.
Gold coins will cover all expenses, including salaries, horse maintenance, facility expansion, and the armory.
Having the best armor, lances, bows, or saddles will be an ongoing race. All equipment will degrade at the end of each season, forcing teams to build new and better items continually.
Tournaments will feature five different events, with jousting as the main one. To win, players must choose each pass, the lance to use, speed, where to aim, and the type of strike pose. Pairings will be decided using a Swiss system, and there will be four other events between jousting rounds.
These include an archery competition, capturing the ring, throwing a wooden plank using lances, and hitting the medieval dummy with enough force to make it spin without getting hit.
