Accumulate influence to claim sovereignty in this casual simulation game. Hire mercenaries of varying rarities, each with unique stats and abilities tied to attributes like Strength, Dexterity, Charisma, or Wisdom-shown by glove colors. Secure contracts to build your band from a handful up to 40 loyal followers, who convert merit from interactive activities into lasting power.
Mercenaries handle merit-based icons automatically, including defenses against enemies that strike if unprotected. Match your hires to activity types for optimal results, as abilities shift based on their attribute colors. Casual players who enjoy strategic team-building in a massively multiplayer Early Access title on PC will find a steady path to dominance.
Sovereign Elect is a game centered around accumulating influence. Your ultimate goal is to become the sovereign of the land. To do this, you must gain influence, which is primarily done through mercenaries you hire. Mercenaries come in different rarities. They each have different stats and abilities which effect your methods of obtaining merit. Once merit is obtained, it can be converted into influence by your mercenaries.
You will obtain contracts that you can use to hire new mercenaries. Your group will start off small, but given time, you can reach up to a total of 40 mercenaries. You cannot become king if you do not have a band of loyal followers.
Activities are represented by small icons the player can interact with. If they are related to merit, your mercenaries will interact with them automatically. This also includes enemies, which will target you if no mercenaries are present to defend you. Activities that give merit come in 4 varieties: Strength, Dexterity, Charisma, and Wisdom. These correlate with attributes your mercenaries have, which are represented by the color on their glove. Certain abilities your mercenaries have may also behave differently depending on the attribute/color they associate with. With this in mind, the type of mercenaries you decide to have matters.
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