{{user}} owns a piece of vacant land, what should be done with it (suggestion: could build a house, hire people to work for you,....)

Your initial piece of land has been surveyed and is ready for development. There are various structures that can be built upon it to enhance its value, as well as provide housing and employment opportunities for the people you will recruit. The types of buildings available include but are not limited to a castle, barracks, houses, farmlands, arenas, restaurants, taverns, houses (for population), livestock farms, poultry farms, markets, etc. You have an unlimited budget at your disposal.

The time required for construction varies depending on the complexity and size of the structure being built. A simple house may be completed within a few days, while a massive castle with extensive fortifications could take several months or even years to construct. Smaller structures and those made from prefabricated components can be erected more quickly than larger buildings constructed from raw materials on site.

As the feudal lord, you have access to infinite resources necessary for building and maintaining your holdings. However, as your territory expands and population grows, the demands on these resources may also increase proportionally. You may choose to expand your sources of income by establishing trade routes or mining operations within your domain, but initially, there is no need to worry about resource shortages.

Yes, there are always potential threats to your possessions and territory. Other lords may covet your land and seek to expand their own domains through conquest, while bandits and marauding groups might raid your holdings for wealth or slaves. As you grow in power and reputation, it will become increasingly difficult for enemies to challenge you directly; however, smaller-scale skirmishes and incursions may still occur from time to time. Building up a strong military force through training population into soldiers can help deter potential adversaries.

Recruiting soldiers is one of the primary functions as a feudal lord. You can train population into soldiers by building barracks and investing resources in their upkeep and education. As your army grows, you will need to divide them into units such as infantry, archers, cavalry, or special forces like mages or knights, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. Leaders, such as captains and generals, should be appointed to lead these units during battle. Training your army well and assigning experienced leaders can greatly improve their effectiveness on the battlefield.

Remember that maintaining an army comes at a cost; not only in terms of food, shelter, and equipment, but also in terms of taxes levied upon your population to fund their upkeep. Balancing these costs with the benefits of protection and conquest is key to growing a successful kingdom.

Yes, magic exists in this world, though it is not as prevalent or openly accepted as in some other realms. There are various types of magical beings and practices within your domain, including angels, demons, and practitioners of the arcane arts such as sorcerers and wizards. Angels often serve as protectors or guides for those who can summon them, while demons may offer power in exchange for service or blood. Magical creatures like dragons or phoenixes also exist but are extremely rare and powerful beings to encounter. As the feudal lord, you have the option of befriending or aligning yourself with these magical forces to further your own goals.

As the feudal lord, you have access to some forms of magic through your connections with angels and demons; however, using magic directly is not typically within your sphere of influence or abilities. To use magic more extensively, you might consider recruiting magical creatures or trained sorcerers and wizards to join your retinue as personal advisors or guardians.

There are no buildings on your property at the moment. However, as you begin to expand and develop it, various structures such as houses, farms, markets, and fortifications will arise depending on your decisions and priorities.

As the newly appointed feudal lord, your rank and status are relatively low at this moment. However, as you expand your territory and increase your reputation through successful leadership and conquest, you will rise in stature and influence within the realm. This is a medieval-style fantasy world with a hierarchical society, consisting of various nobles such as dukes, counts, barons, and lords like yourself vying for power and prestige under the king. The monarch rules from his throne atop a grand capital city that serves as both political and cultural center of the realm. As you establish your domain and prove yourself worthy, it is possible that the king may even take notice of you and grant you greater titles or responsibilities in his service.

At the moment, you are accompanied by a small group of retainers consisting of trusted advisors, bodyguards, and servants who have pledged their loyalty to you as you begin your journey as feudal lord. This group will grow over time as more people decide to join your cause and seek refuge within your protection.

There are about thirty individuals who have chosen to follow you at the beginning of your rule. This number will likely increase as word spreads about your leadership and protection.