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<p><strong>Continuous</strong>, <strong>Dangerous</strong>, <strong>Hex</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> A claimed hex chosen by the GM that isn’t in the influence of a settlement</p><p><strong>Event</strong> A monster, or even an entire group of monsters attacks the kingdom! Determine the encounter by rolling on the random encounter table that is the same level as the kingdom’s level. If the kingdom is 20th level, roll on the next highest zone and apply the elite adjustments (Pathfinder Bestiary 6) to the creatures.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Defense; <strong>Leader</strong> Ruler</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The monsters are slain or driven off without harm to your kingdom. Even better, an unexpected claim of treasure gained from the monster lair grants [[/r 1d4]] Luxuries and 2 bonus Resource Dice on the next turn.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> The monsters attack some of your citizens but are driven off before they do too much damage. The threat persists, and while fear continues to slowly spread, your kingdom suffers no physical damage at this time. Increase Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The monsters’ rampage terrorizes the countryside and results in frightening rumors even in the heart of the kingdom’s safest cities. The closest Farmland or Work Site to the monster’s hex is destroyed. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and 1 Decay.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the monsters’ assaults spread into the settlement closest to the monster’s hex, spreading the danger they represent more and more through your kingdom. If any of your settlement’s borders aren’t protected by water or a wall, or if the monster can fly or swim (as appropriate) across any of your protective borders, the monster enters the settlement and one structure chosen by the players is reduced to rubble. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and 2 Decay. Otherwise, the monsters’ ability to harm the settlement is hampered by your defenses. Gain 1 Unrest and one of the settlement’s walls is destroyed; uncheck it on your Urban Grid.</p><hr /><p><strong>Resolution</strong> This event continues until you achieve a critical success on the check or until the PCs step in to track down and defeat the monster(s) themselves.</p>

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	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Food Shortage (Event +1).name	Food Shortage (Event +1)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Food Shortage (Event +1).text	<p><strong>Dangerous</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> Spoilage, treachery, or bad luck has caused a food shortage this turn.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Agriculture; <strong>Leader</strong> Treasurer</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> Through careful rationing, you manage to get through the shortage without harm.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> Your shortages are manageable, with some workers going hungry. Your kingdom’s Consumption is increased by 1 at the start of the next turn. Attempt a @Check[type:flat\|dc:6]. On a failure, this event reoccurs next turn (in addition to any other event that would occur).</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The shortages are severe. Your kingdom’s Consumption is increased by 1 per settlement at the start of the next turn. Attempt a @Check[type:flat\|dc:16]. On a failure, this event reoccurs next turn (in addition to any other event that would occur).</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> The shortages are catastrophic. Increase Unrest by 2 and Strife by 1, and your kingdom’s Consumption is increased by 1 per settlement at the start of the next turn. This event reoccurs next turn (in addition to any other event that would occur).</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Food Surplus (Event +0).name	Food Surplus (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Food Surplus (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> Local crops thrive, hunters do very well, or livestock numbers are greater than expected. If this event occurs, it immediately ends any ongoing food shortage event. </p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Agriculture; <strong>Leader</strong> Treasurer</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> Your bumper crops include wild harvests that allow you to skip the entire Pay Consumption step of the Upkeep phase of your next Kingdom turn. Gain [[/r 1d6]] Food Commodities.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> Your excess crops lead to increased supplies. Treat your Consumption during the next Kingdom turn as 2 lower than its actual score and gain [[/r 1d6]] Food Commodities.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The food surplus isn’t as huge as you’d expected. Treat your Consumption during the next turn as 1 lower than its actual score.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> What you thought was an excess of food is infested with spoilage, ergot, or other contamination. Increase Unrest by 1 and one Ruin of your choice by1.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Good Weather (Event +1).name	Good Weather (Event +1)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Good Weather (Event +1).text	<p><strong>Benficial</strong>, <strong>Fortune</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> Good weather raises spirits among citizens.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Wilderness; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The glorious climate puts everyone in an excellent mood. Reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d6]], and once during your next Kingdom turn when you attempt an Agriculture, Boating, Exploration, or Wilderness check, you can roll twice and take the better result.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> Extended good weather makes life pleasant and easy. Reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d4]].</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> Good weather produces a short but pleasant respite. Reduce Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> The good weather doesn’t last long enough to help.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Inquisition (Event +1).name	Inquisition (Event +1)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Inquisition (Event +1).text	<p><strong>Continuous</strong>, <strong>Dangerous</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> Demagogues and zealots mobilize public opinion against a particular ancestry, religion, kingdom, behavior, or leader. This particular inquisition’s dogma and beliefs are driven by a combination of fear, hatred, and ignorance, yet its members are nevertheless compelling and charismatic.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Folklore; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> Choose to either pacify or defeat the inquisitors. If you pacify them, the inquisition event ends but the inquisitors remain active—if this event occurs again, they are even more headstrong; increase the event’s level modifier by 2. If you defeat them, the inquisition ends but the violence of the event increases one Ruin of your choice by 1.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> You protect the targeted victims of the inquisition, though the inquisition’s ideas continue to spread. Increase Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The inquisitors strike out in force. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and increase two Ruins of your choice by 1.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the Inquisition targets a specific structure in one of your settlements (the GM selects a structure appropriate to the inquisition’s nature of intolerance or hatred). Attempt a basic Defense check. If you fail, that structure is reduced to Rubble and increase Decay by 1.</p><hr /><p><strong>Resolution</strong> This event continues until you achieve a critical success at resolving the event. Alternately, the inquisition can be ended by having the PCs go on a short quest to infiltrate the inquisition’s headquarters to confront and defeat its leaders.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Justice Prevails (Event +0).name	Justice Prevails (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Justice Prevails (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> The authorities catch a notorious criminal, exonerate a wrongfully accused innocent, shut down a major criminal operation, or thwart a plot against a settlement. Whatever the case, some injustice that has long vexed your citizens has finally been resolved.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Statecraft; <strong>Leader</strong> Warden</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The triumph of law and justice invites celebration. Reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d6]] and reduce each Ruin by 1. Alternately, if you’re suffering from a continuous Bandit Activity, Cult Activity, Drug Den, Inquisition, Sacrifices, Sensational Crime, Squatters, or Vandals event, you can instead cause that event to end.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> A celebration of the common good delights the locals. Reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d4]] or reduce two Ruins of your choice by 1 each.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> Justice is done, but at a cost of bad publicity. If you don’t Quell Unrest at least once during the next Kingdom turn, the kingdom gains [[/r 1d4]] Unrest at the end of the next turn.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> The victory is undercut by backdoor deals that let the guilty escape justice or reveal unpleasant secrets. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest, 2 Crime, and 1 point to another Ruin of your choice.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Land Rush (Event +1).name	Land Rush (Event +1)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Land Rush (Event +1).text	<p><strong>Dangerous</strong>, <strong>Hex</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> An unclaimed hex adjacent to your kingdom’s border</p><p><strong>Event</strong> Overeager settlers attempt to construct Farmland or a Work Site (as chosen by the GM) at their own expense in the wilderness, and they begin squabbling over the site’s ownership.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Politics; <strong>Leader</strong> Viceroy</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> You mediate the conflict among the settlers, and in thanks, they agree to join your kingdom. You automatically claim the Hex, gaining 10 kingdom XP (page 540) and increasing your kingdom’s Size by 1 (this affects all statistics determined by Size; see page 532). You immediately gain the benefits of the Farmland or Work Site the settlers built. Decrease Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> You mediate the conflict among the settlers, and they agree to join your kingdom if you pay them 4 Resource Dice of RP. If you do so, treat this as a critical success. If you refuse, treat this as a Failure. </p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The settlers refuse any overture to join your kingdom and their bickering continues, ultimately resulting in the destruction of their hard work and many deaths. Your kingdom isn’t significantly impacted, but your failure to handle the situation generates unease. Increase Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the fighting spills over into your kingdom before it resolves itself. Increase Unrest by [[/r 1d4]] and two Ruins of your choice by 1.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Local Disaster (Event +0).name	Local Disaster (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Local Disaster (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Dangerous</strong>, <strong>Settlement</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> A randomly determined settlement Event A disaster strikes the settlement, be it fire, flooding, earthquakes, an architectural failure, or the like. </p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Industry; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> You prepared well for the disaster and the settlement survives intact and undamaged. </p><p><strong>Success</strong> The settlement still functions despite the loss of some resources. During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 2.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> Several lots in the settlement are torn up, including at least one structure. Gain 1 Decay and place rubble into three lots of the PCs’ choice in the settlement’s Urban Grid. During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 4.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> Destruction is widespread. Roll [[/r 1d6]] and gain that number of points of Decay. Then select an equal number of adjacent blocks in your settlement and place rubble into one lot of your choice within each selected block. If a structure is in that lot, it’s reduced to rubble. During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 6.</p><hr /><p><strong>Special</strong> If this event occurs in a settlement with a cemetery, fewer resources are needed to properly honor those who die during the event. Halve all Resource Dice reductions created by this event.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Monster Activity (Event +0).name	Monster Activity (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Monster Activity (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Continuous</strong>, <strong>Dangerous</strong>, <strong>Hex</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> A claimed hex chosen by the GM that isn’t in the influence of a settlement</p><p><strong>Event</strong> A monster, or even an entire group of monsters attacks the kingdom! Determine the encounter by rolling on the random encounter table that is the same level as the kingdom’s level. If the kingdom is 20th level, roll on the next highest zone and apply the elite adjustments (Pathfinder Bestiary 6) to the creatures.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Defense; <strong>Leader</strong> Ruler</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The monsters are slain or driven off without harm to your kingdom. Even better, an unexpected claim of treasure gained from the monster lair grants [[/r 1d4]] Luxuries and 2 bonus Resource Dice on the next turn.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> The monsters attack some of your citizens but are driven off before they do too much damage. The threat persists, and while fear continues to slowly spread, your kingdom suffers no physical damage at this time. Increase Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The monsters’ rampage terrorizes the countryside and results in frightening rumors even in the heart of the kingdom’s safest cities. The closest Farmland or Work Site to the monster’s hex is destroyed. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and 1 Decay.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the monsters’ assaults spread into the settlement closest to the monster’s hex, spreading the danger they represent more and more through your kingdom. If any of your settlement’s borders aren’t protected by water or a wall, or if the monster can fly or swim (as appropriate) across any of your protective borders, the monster enters the settlement and one structure chosen by the players is reduced to rubble. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and 2 Decay. Otherwise, the monsters’ ability to harm the settlement is hampered by your defenses. Gain 1 Unrest and one of the settlement’s walls is destroyed; uncheck it on your Urban Grid.</p><hr /><p><strong>Resolution</strong> This event continues until you achieve a critical success on the check or until the PCs step in to track down and defeat the monster(s) themselves.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Natural Disaster (Event +2).name	Natural Disaster (Event +2)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Natural Disaster (Event +2).text	<p><strong>Dangerous</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> A natural cataclysm such as a wildfire, devastating weather, earthquake, or flood (as determined by the GM) devastates your kingdom. While in a worst-case scenario the disaster’s immediate and most destructive effects affect a single settlement, many of its effects are larger in scope and can affect the entire kingdom.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Wilderness; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> You prepared well for the disaster. While disruptive, the damage is minimized. </p><p><strong>Success</strong> Your quick response keeps your people safe and allows you to recover quickly. During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 4. </p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The disaster causes severe damage. Choose one claimed hex in which you have a Farmland or Work Site; that feature is destroyed. Gain 1 Decay and [[/r 1d6]] Unrest. During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 6.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> Multiple hexes are totally devastated. Choose [[/r 1d6]] claimed hexes in which you have Farmlands or Work Sites; those features are destroyed. Gain 1 Decay for each hex affected, and gain [[/r 2d6]] Unrest. In addition, one settlement of your choice is particularly hard hit; that settlement immediately suffers the effects of a Local Disaster (page 560). During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 8.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Nature's Blessing (Event +0).name	Nature's Blessing (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Nature's Blessing (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> A natural event, such as a bloom of rare wildflowers in a previously empty field, a glorious omen in the night sky like the northern lights, or the return to prominence of a previously rare type of wildlife raises your kingdom’s morale and inspires its creators.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Arts; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The glow of the blessing brings lasting delight. During your next turn, the results of checks to Craft Luxuries or Create a Masterpiece are improved one degree. Decrease Unrest by [[/r 1d6]].</p><p><strong>Success </strong>Your blessing touches the hearts of all. You gain a +1 status bonus to Culture- and Stability-based checks on your next Kingdom turn. </p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The blessing inspires some of your people but not all of them.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> Arguments over the meaning of the blessing taint people’s goodwill. Increase Unrest by 1.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.New Subjects (Event +0).name	New Subjects (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.New Subjects (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> A small group of intelligent creatures joins your kingdom and submits to your rule, bringing along their knowledge of hidden places within your kingdom. (The exact nature and ancestry of these new subjects is determined by the GM.)</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Statecraft; <strong>Leader</strong> Emissary</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> Your subjects blend in seamlessly and are welcomed by your citizens, while bringing their own unique contributions to your kingdom. You gain 6 bonus Resource Dice at the start of the next Kingdom turn, and you gain an additional Region activity during the Activity phase of the next Kingdom turn.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> Your new subjects are welcomed, and their contributions help in the short term. Gain 3 bonus Resource Dice next turn.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> Your new subjects endure discrimination from intolerant citizens in your kingdom, but they nonetheless bring willing hands to work and such resources as they possess. Increase Unrest by 1 but gain 1 bonus Resource Die next turn.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> Your new subjects encounter discrimination and xenophobia, and they are eventually driven back into the wild. Increase Unrest by [[/r 1d4]] and Strife by 1.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Noblesse Oblige (Event +0).name	Noblesse Oblige (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Noblesse Oblige (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Benficial</strong>, <strong>Settlement</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> A settlement that includes at least one mansion or noble villa. If there are no settlements in the kingdom with these structures, this event doesn’t occur. </p><p><strong>Event</strong> A noble family or wealthy benefactor offers to build an improvement to beautify the settlement. </p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Arts; <strong>Leader</strong> Viceroy</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The nobles build a monument and a park in lots of the players’ choice at no expense to the kingdom (the Build Structure activity is not required). </p><p><strong>Success</strong> The nobles pay the RP and Commodity cost of either a monument or a park, provided the party uses the Civic activity granted by this settlement in the next Kingdom turn to Build the Structure. The Build Structure check automatically succeeds.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> Although the nobles had good intentions, bickering among individual aristocrats ultimately prevents the project from ever taking place.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the bickering persists. Gain 1 Unrest and attempt a @Check[type:flat\|dc:11]. On a failure, your kingdom suffers a Feud event on the next turn’s Event phase (in addition to any other event).</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Outstanding Success (Event +0).name	Outstanding Success (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Outstanding Success (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> One of your kingdom’s citizens brings glory to the kingdom, be it through an artistic masterpiece, an architectural marvel, a grand voyage of discovery, a landmark academic treatise, a new magical theory, or a similar discovery, as decided upon by the party.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Arts; <strong>Leader</strong> Counselor</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The citizen’s success is truly legendary. Gain 3 bonus Resource Dice on your next turn.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> This success brings fame and fortune to your kingdom. Gain 1 bonus Resource Die on your next turn. </p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The success inspires imitators and rapidly loses its specialness, but you suffer no jealousy-driven backlash. </p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> Scandal! Either the artist’s sinister motives are exposed by their sudden fame, competitors work to undermine them, or the public simply refuses to accept the success. Increase Unrest by 1 and Corruption by 1.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Pilgrimage (Event +1).name	Pilgrimage (Event +1)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Pilgrimage (Event +1).text	<p><strong>Benficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> A large number of pilgrims flock to your settlements to celebrate their high holy days or to bask in your kingdom’s faith. If your kingdom does not have at least one shrine, temple, or cathedral, this event does not occur. </p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Folklore; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> Pilgrims visit all of your settlements to engage in acts of worship. Not only do they provide their own food and supplies, but they also bring gifts to your shrines, temples, and cathedrals. Gain [[/r 1d6]] Luxuries, reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d6]], and reduce one Ruin of your choice by 1.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> The pilgrims celebrate their holy days at your settlements, and their good cheer and attitudes prove infectious. Reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d4]].</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> As success, but the pilgrims put a strain on your kingdom’s resources. Increase Consumption by [[/r 1d4]] on the next turn.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> The pilgrims hold their festivals, but their devout displays by a few strident zealots who stay behind stir up controversy with locals of other faiths. Increase Corruption by 1 and increase Consumption by [[/r 1d4]] on the next turn.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Plague (Event +1).name	Plague (Event +1)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Plague (Event +1).text	<p><strong>Continuous</strong>, <strong>Dangerous</strong>, <strong>Settlement</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> The largest settlement in the kingdom </p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Defense; <strong>Leader</strong> Ruler</p><p><strong>Event</strong> A deadly sickness strikes one of your settlements. You take a –2 status penalty to all Civic activities made in a settlement suffering from a plague unless the settlement has a sewer system.</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> You halt the spread of the plague and are able to cure it, but even so, the plague’s effects reduce your Resource Dice on the next turn by 2.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> The plague continues! Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and increase one of your Ruins by 1.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The plague spreads and claims more victims. Gain [[/r 1d6]] Unrest and increase all of your Ruins by 1.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the plague spreads to the nearest unaffected settlement in your kingdom. Treat additional plagues in different settlements as separate continuous Plague events.</p><hr /><p><strong>Resolution</strong> This Plague event ends if you achieve a critical success on the check or after you achieve a total of 4 successes with the Provide Care activity (a critical success with Provide Care counts as 2 successes in this case). </p><hr /><p><strong>Special</strong> If the plague strikes a settlement that has no dumps, filth in the streets allows the disease to spread more easily. You take a –4 item penalty to checks to resolve this event. On the other hand, if a plague-stricken settlement has a sewer system, the increased sanitation provides a +2 item bonus to checks to resolve this event.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Political Calm (Event -1).name	Political Calm (Event -1)

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	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Food Surplus (Event +0).name	Food Surplus (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Food Surplus (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> Local crops thrive, hunters do very well, or livestock numbers are greater than expected. If this event occurs, it immediately ends any ongoing food shortage event. </p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Agriculture; <strong>Leader</strong> Treasurer</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> Your bumper crops include wild harvests that allow you to skip the entire Pay Consumption step of the Upkeep phase of your next Kingdom turn. Gain [[/r 1d6]] Food Commodities.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> Your excess crops lead to increased supplies. Treat your Consumption during the next Kingdom turn as 2 lower than its actual score and gain [[/r 1d6]] Food Commodities.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The food surplus isn’t as huge as you’d expected. Treat your Consumption during the next turn as 1 lower than its actual score.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> What you thought was an excess of food is infested with spoilage, ergot, or other contamination. Increase Unrest by 1 and one Ruin of your choice by1.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Goblin Backlash (Event -2).name	Goblin Backlash (Event -2)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Goblin Backlash (Event -2).text	<p><strong>Continuous</strong>, <strong>Dangerous</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> Your citizens doubt your wisdom in appointing a goblin and worry that his unsavory personality traits might cause issues for the kingdom overall. If the goblin companion is still chaotic evil, you take a –2 circumstance penalty in resolving this event.</p><p><strong>Kingdom Skill</strong> Politics; <strong>Leader</strong> Ruler</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> You convince the citizens that the goblin will do well, and use his appointment to prove that you are seeking to build a diverse kingdom where anyone can find a role in shaping its destiny. The event ends, and your citizens grow more accepting of all people. Word of your kingdom’s acceptance of normally shunned elements of society spreads, and from this point on, you gain a +1 circumstance bonus to all New Leadership, Quell Unrest, and Pledge of Fealty checks.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> You prevent the unrest from growing, but the citizens continue to grumble and grouse about the goblin into the next kingdom turn.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The people rise up, with protests and even a few riots taking place as concerned citizens fan the flames of dissent in the kingdom. Gain 1 Unrest.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest. In addition, an Assassination Attempt event takes place immediately after resolving this event, with the goblin as the target. The assassin itself should be a non-good, previously unnamed NPC citizen in the PC’s kingdom. They weren’t hired by anyone, instead acting on their own to remove a perceived threat (the goblin) to the kingdom’s well-being.</p><hr /><p><strong>Resolution</strong> You can end this continuous event with a critical success on the check. Alternately, if the PCs remove the goblin from his leadership position (including if he’s killed), the event ends. If the PCs do this though, and then attempt to install the goblin as a leader at a later date, this event occurs again but its level is increased by 1.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Good Weather (Event +1).name	Good Weather (Event +1)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Good Weather (Event +1).text	<p><strong>Benficial</strong>, <strong>Fortune</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> Good weather raises spirits among citizens.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Wilderness; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The glorious climate puts everyone in an excellent mood. Reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d6]], and once during your next Kingdom turn when you attempt an Agriculture, Boating, Exploration, or Wilderness check, you can roll twice and take the better result.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> Extended good weather makes life pleasant and easy. Reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d4]].</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> Good weather produces a short but pleasant respite. Reduce Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> The good weather doesn’t last long enough to help.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Inquisition (Event +1).name	Inquisition (Event +1)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Inquisition (Event +1).text	<p><strong>Continuous</strong>, <strong>Dangerous</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> Demagogues and zealots mobilize public opinion against a particular ancestry, religion, kingdom, behavior, or leader. This particular inquisition’s dogma and beliefs are driven by a combination of fear, hatred, and ignorance, yet its members are nevertheless compelling and charismatic.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Folklore; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> Choose to either pacify or defeat the inquisitors. If you pacify them, the inquisition event ends but the inquisitors remain active—if this event occurs again, they are even more headstrong; increase the event’s level modifier by 2. If you defeat them, the inquisition ends but the violence of the event increases one Ruin of your choice by 1.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> You protect the targeted victims of the inquisition, though the inquisition’s ideas continue to spread. Increase Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The inquisitors strike out in force. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and increase two Ruins of your choice by 1.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the Inquisition targets a specific structure in one of your settlements (the GM selects a structure appropriate to the inquisition’s nature of intolerance or hatred). Attempt a basic Defense check. If you fail, that structure is reduced to Rubble and increase Decay by 1.</p><hr /><p><strong>Resolution</strong> This event continues until you achieve a critical success at resolving the event. Alternately, the inquisition can be ended by having the PCs go on a short quest to infiltrate the inquisition’s headquarters to confront and defeat its leaders.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Justice Prevails (Event +0).name	Justice Prevails (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Justice Prevails (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> The authorities catch a notorious criminal, exonerate a wrongfully accused innocent, shut down a major criminal operation, or thwart a plot against a settlement. Whatever the case, some injustice that has long vexed your citizens has finally been resolved.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Statecraft; <strong>Leader</strong> Warden</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The triumph of law and justice invites celebration. Reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d6]] and reduce each Ruin by 1. Alternately, if you’re suffering from a continuous Bandit Activity, Cult Activity, Drug Den, Inquisition, Sacrifices, Sensational Crime, Squatters, or Vandals event, you can instead cause that event to end.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> A celebration of the common good delights the locals. Reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d4]] or reduce two Ruins of your choice by 1 each.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> Justice is done, but at a cost of bad publicity. If you don’t Quell Unrest at least once during the next Kingdom turn, the kingdom gains [[/r 1d4]] Unrest at the end of the next turn.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> The victory is undercut by backdoor deals that let the guilty escape justice or reveal unpleasant secrets. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest, 2 Crime, and 1 point to another Ruin of your choice.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Land Rush (Event +1).name	Land Rush (Event +1)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Land Rush (Event +1).text	<p><strong>Dangerous</strong>, <strong>Hex</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> An unclaimed hex adjacent to your kingdom’s border</p><p><strong>Event</strong> Overeager settlers attempt to construct Farmland or a Work Site (as chosen by the GM) at their own expense in the wilderness, and they begin squabbling over the site’s ownership.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Politics; <strong>Leader</strong> Viceroy</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> You mediate the conflict among the settlers, and in thanks, they agree to join your kingdom. You automatically claim the Hex, gaining 10 kingdom XP (page 540) and increasing your kingdom’s Size by 1 (this affects all statistics determined by Size; see page 532). You immediately gain the benefits of the Farmland or Work Site the settlers built. Decrease Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> You mediate the conflict among the settlers, and they agree to join your kingdom if you pay them 4 Resource Dice of RP. If you do so, treat this as a critical success. If you refuse, treat this as a Failure. </p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The settlers refuse any overture to join your kingdom and their bickering continues, ultimately resulting in the destruction of their hard work and many deaths. Your kingdom isn’t significantly impacted, but your failure to handle the situation generates unease. Increase Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the fighting spills over into your kingdom before it resolves itself. Increase Unrest by [[/r 1d4]] and two Ruins of your choice by 1.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Local Disaster (Event +0).name	Local Disaster (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Local Disaster (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Dangerous</strong>, <strong>Settlement</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> A randomly determined settlement Event A disaster strikes the settlement, be it fire, flooding, earthquakes, an architectural failure, or the like. </p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Industry; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> You prepared well for the disaster and the settlement survives intact and undamaged. </p><p><strong>Success</strong> The settlement still functions despite the loss of some resources. During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 2.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> Several lots in the settlement are torn up, including at least one structure. Gain 1 Decay and place rubble into three lots of the PCs’ choice in the settlement’s Urban Grid. During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 4.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> Destruction is widespread. Roll [[/r 1d6]] and gain that number of points of Decay. Then select an equal number of adjacent blocks in your settlement and place rubble into one lot of your choice within each selected block. If a structure is in that lot, it’s reduced to rubble. During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 6.</p><hr /><p><strong>Special</strong> If this event occurs in a settlement with a cemetery, fewer resources are needed to properly honor those who die during the event. Halve all Resource Dice reductions created by this event.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Monster Activity (Event +0).name	Monster Activity (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Monster Activity (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Continuous</strong>, <strong>Dangerous</strong>, <strong>Hex</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> A claimed hex chosen by the GM that isn’t in the influence of a settlement</p><p><strong>Event</strong> A monster, or even an entire group of monsters attacks the kingdom! Determine the encounter by rolling on the random encounter table that is the same level as the kingdom’s level. If the kingdom is 20th level, roll on the next highest zone and apply the elite adjustments (Pathfinder Bestiary 6) to the creatures.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Defense; <strong>Leader</strong> Ruler</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The monsters are slain or driven off without harm to your kingdom. Even better, an unexpected claim of treasure gained from the monster lair grants [[/r 1d4]] Luxuries and 2 bonus Resource Dice on the next turn.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> The monsters attack some of your citizens but are driven off before they do too much damage. The threat persists, and while fear continues to slowly spread, your kingdom suffers no physical damage at this time. Increase Unrest by 1.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The monsters’ rampage terrorizes the countryside and results in frightening rumors even in the heart of the kingdom’s safest cities. The closest Farmland or Work Site to the monster’s hex is destroyed. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and 1 Decay.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the monsters’ assaults spread into the settlement closest to the monster’s hex, spreading the danger they represent more and more through your kingdom. If any of your settlement’s borders aren’t protected by water or a wall, or if the monster can fly or swim (as appropriate) across any of your protective borders, the monster enters the settlement and one structure chosen by the players is reduced to rubble. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and 2 Decay. Otherwise, the monsters’ ability to harm the settlement is hampered by your defenses. Gain 1 Unrest and one of the settlement’s walls is destroyed; uncheck it on your Urban Grid.</p><hr /><p><strong>Resolution</strong> This event continues until you achieve a critical success on the check or until the PCs step in to track down and defeat the monster(s) themselves.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Monster Hunt (Event +0).name	Monster Hunt (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Monster Hunt (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> This event takes place at the end of the next Kingdom turn, as numerous eager adventurers join together and scour the wilderness for another monster trophy to add to the tavern’s growing collection.</p><p><strong>Kingdom Skill</strong> Wilderness; <strong>Leader</strong> Warden</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The eager monster hunters confront and defeat a Huge (or larger) monster in the wilderness. The GM can determine the exact type of monster hunted down (but it shouldn’t be a specific creature still awaiting discovery by the PCs in a hex encounter). Trophies from the monster are put on display in a tavern or other public building in the capital city. Gain one additional Fame or Infamy point (as appropriate) at the start of the next Kingdom turn and reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d6]].</p><p><strong>Success</strong> As critical success, but the monster hunters track down and slay a Large monster in the wilderness. Reduce Unrest by [[/r 1d4]].</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The monster hunters fail in their attempt to hunt a creature, but the kingdom was, if only for a short while, distracted by the attempt. Reduce Unrest by 1. Critical Failure The monster hunters confront a Huge (or larger) monster but fail to defeat it. Worse, the monster follows the surviving hunters back home and attacks the kingdom’s capital city! Increase Unrest by [[/r 1d4]] and one Ruin of the players’ choice by 1. The monster then retreats to the wilderness, but it continues to be a danger. A Monster Activity event automatically takes place during the next Kingdom turn as this creature continues to threaten the region.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Natural Disaster (Event +2).name	Natural Disaster (Event +2)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Natural Disaster (Event +2).text	<p><strong>Dangerous</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> A natural cataclysm such as a wildfire, devastating weather, earthquake, or flood (as determined by the GM) devastates your kingdom. While in a worst-case scenario the disaster’s immediate and most destructive effects affect a single settlement, many of its effects are larger in scope and can affect the entire kingdom.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Wilderness; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> You prepared well for the disaster. While disruptive, the damage is minimized. </p><p><strong>Success</strong> Your quick response keeps your people safe and allows you to recover quickly. During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 4. </p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The disaster causes severe damage. Choose one claimed hex in which you have a Farmland or Work Site; that feature is destroyed. Gain 1 Decay and [[/r 1d6]] Unrest. During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 6.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> Multiple hexes are totally devastated. Choose [[/r 1d6]] claimed hexes in which you have Farmlands or Work Sites; those features are destroyed. Gain 1 Decay for each hex affected, and gain [[/r 2d6]] Unrest. In addition, one settlement of your choice is particularly hard hit; that settlement immediately suffers the effects of a Local Disaster (page 560). During the next turn, reduce your Resource Dice total by 8.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Nature's Blessing (Event +0).name	Nature's Blessing (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Nature's Blessing (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> A natural event, such as a bloom of rare wildflowers in a previously empty field, a glorious omen in the night sky like the northern lights, or the return to prominence of a previously rare type of wildlife raises your kingdom’s morale and inspires its creators.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Arts; <strong>Leader</strong> Magister</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The glow of the blessing brings lasting delight. During your next turn, the results of checks to Craft Luxuries or Create a Masterpiece are improved one degree. Decrease Unrest by [[/r 1d6]].</p><p><strong>Success </strong>Your blessing touches the hearts of all. You gain a +1 status bonus to Culture- and Stability-based checks on your next Kingdom turn. </p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The blessing inspires some of your people but not all of them.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> Arguments over the meaning of the blessing taint people’s goodwill. Increase Unrest by 1.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.New Subjects (Event +0).name	New Subjects (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.New Subjects (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> A small group of intelligent creatures joins your kingdom and submits to your rule, bringing along their knowledge of hidden places within your kingdom. (The exact nature and ancestry of these new subjects is determined by the GM.)</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Statecraft; <strong>Leader</strong> Emissary</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> Your subjects blend in seamlessly and are welcomed by your citizens, while bringing their own unique contributions to your kingdom. You gain 6 bonus Resource Dice at the start of the next Kingdom turn, and you gain an additional Region activity during the Activity phase of the next Kingdom turn.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> Your new subjects are welcomed, and their contributions help in the short term. Gain 3 bonus Resource Dice next turn.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> Your new subjects endure discrimination from intolerant citizens in your kingdom, but they nonetheless bring willing hands to work and such resources as they possess. Increase Unrest by 1 but gain 1 bonus Resource Die next turn.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> Your new subjects encounter discrimination and xenophobia, and they are eventually driven back into the wild. Increase Unrest by [[/r 1d4]] and Strife by 1.</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Noblesse Oblige (Event +0).name	Noblesse Oblige (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Noblesse Oblige (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Benficial</strong>, <strong>Settlement</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> A settlement that includes at least one mansion or noble villa. If there are no settlements in the kingdom with these structures, this event doesn’t occur. </p><p><strong>Event</strong> A noble family or wealthy benefactor offers to build an improvement to beautify the settlement. </p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Arts; <strong>Leader</strong> Viceroy</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The nobles build a monument and a park in lots of the players’ choice at no expense to the kingdom (the Build Structure activity is not required). </p><p><strong>Success</strong> The nobles pay the RP and Commodity cost of either a monument or a park, provided the party uses the Civic activity granted by this settlement in the next Kingdom turn to Build the Structure. The Build Structure check automatically succeeds.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> Although the nobles had good intentions, bickering among individual aristocrats ultimately prevents the project from ever taking place.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the bickering persists. Gain 1 Unrest and attempt a @Check[type:flat\|dc:11]. On a failure, your kingdom suffers a Feud event on the next turn’s Event phase (in addition to any other event).</p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Old Devil Comes Calling (Event +3).name	Old Devil Comes Calling (Event +3)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Old Devil Comes Calling (Event +3).text	<p><strong>Continuous, Dangerous, Settlement</strong></p><p><strong>Location</strong> The closest settlement to the kobold's cavern.</p><p><strong>Event</strong> The devil (@UUID[Compendium.pf2e.pathfinder-bestiary-2.Actor.i8C4jqI3VdozylBL]{Cornugon}) comes looking for the kobolds, finds them allied with the PCs, and works from behind the scenes in a nearby settlement to wreak havoc and bolster the cult he didn’t know he had, spreading his influence through the kingdom.</p><p><strong>Kingdom Skill</strong> Intrigue; <strong>Leader</strong> Warden</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> Kingdom agents manage to isolate the source of the diabolic influence: The devil has made a hidden lair within the settlement; the PCs have discovered where this secret den is located, and can finally take direct action to resolve the event (see resolution, below).</p><p><strong>Success</strong> The devil’s influence spreads, but the speed of its growth is stemmed by the investigations. Increase Unrest by 1 and one Ruin of the party’s choice by 1.</p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The devil’s cult gains ground as he begins to destroy the kingdom from within. Increase Unrest by [[/r 1d4]] and three Ruins of the party’s choice by 1.</p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> As failure, but the devil also corrupts an NPC leader, convincing them to join his cult and abandon their responsibilities to the kingdom. Treat that leadership role as vacant until this event is resolved or the NPC leader is replaced or redeemed.</p><hr /><p><strong>Resolution</strong> Once the PCs get a critical success (or at your discretion, after the PCs undertake an adventure of your own design to discover the devil’s lair), they can drive the devil out of their kingdom by attacking and defeating him (in which case you’ll need to play the battle out in a location of your choice), or they can attempt a Hire Adventurers activity to do the same. If, by the Event phase of the next Kingdom turn, the devil hasn’t been defeated, he moves to a new settlement and the event continues.</p><p></p>
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Outstanding Success (Event +0).name	Outstanding Success (Event +0)
	entries.Kingdom Events.pages.Outstanding Success (Event +0).text	<p><strong>Beneficial</strong></p><p><strong>Event</strong> One of your kingdom’s citizens brings glory to the kingdom, be it through an artistic masterpiece, an architectural marvel, a grand voyage of discovery, a landmark academic treatise, a new magical theory, or a similar discovery, as decided upon by the party.</p><p><strong>Kingdom skill</strong> Arts; <strong>Leader</strong> Counselor</p><hr /><p><strong>Critical Success</strong> The citizen’s success is truly legendary. Gain 3 bonus Resource Dice on your next turn.</p><p><strong>Success</strong> This success brings fame and fortune to your kingdom. Gain 1 bonus Resource Die on your next turn. </p><p><strong>Failure</strong> The success inspires imitators and rapidly loses its specialness, but you suffer no jealousy-driven backlash. </p><p><strong>Critical Failure</strong> Scandal! Either the artist’s sinister motives are exposed by their sudden fame, competitors work to undermine them, or the public simply refuses to accept the success. Increase Unrest by 1 and Corruption by 1.</p>

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Continuous, Dangerous, HexLocation A claimed hex chosen by the GM that isn’t in the influence of a settlementEvent A monster, or even an entire group of monsters attacks the kingdom! Determine the encounter by rolling on the random encounter table that is the same level as the kingdom’s level. If the kingdom is 20th level, roll on the next highest zone and apply the elite adjustments (Pathfinder Bestiary 6) to the creatures.Kingdom skill Defense; Leader Ruler<hr />Critical Success The monsters are slain or driven off without harm to your kingdom. Even better, an unexpected claim of treasure gained from the monster lair grants [[/r 1d4]] Luxuries and 2 bonus Resource Dice on the next turn.Success The monsters attack some of your citizens but are driven off before they do too much damage. The threat persists, and while fear continues to slowly spread, your kingdom suffers no physical damage at this time. Increase Unrest by 1.Failure The monsters’ rampage terrorizes the countryside and results in frightening rumors even in the heart of the kingdom’s safest cities. The closest Farmland or Work Site to the monster’s hex is destroyed. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and 1 Decay.Critical Failure As failure, but the monsters’ assaults spread into the settlement closest to the monster’s hex, spreading the danger they represent more and more through your kingdom. If any of your settlement’s borders aren’t protected by water or a wall, or if the monster can fly or swim (as appropriate) across any of your protective borders, the monster enters the settlement and one structure chosen by the players is reduced to rubble. Gain [[/r 1d4]] Unrest and 2 Decay. Otherwise, the monsters’ ability to harm the settlement is hampered by your defenses. Gain 1 Unrest and one of the settlement’s walls is destroyed; uncheck it on your Urban Grid.<hr />Resolution This event continues until you achieve a critical success on the check or until the PCs step in to track down and defeat the monster(s) themselves.

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