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Some of the decisions you have to make are not that obvious for a player.
I think I bumped a good deal of money to buy BPs and progress with the barony to unlock territories and build up those villages.
Before the bloom started and I had to go to the other world for the plant, I had the Outscirts and the Kamelands and just upgraded Tuskdale to a town. The Bloom events do take quite a heavy toll on your kingdom stats as they tick every few days and if you are locked in some 14 days progression yand you get out of it while thse events tick your stats are in tatters. My current stability stat is 13, whuile military is well beyond 100 and at rank 5 or 6 and I don't see any way to increase stability with a warden forced to tackle events with a DC of 24 and up with a stat value of 10.
I could let the program handle kingdom management, but it really takes out much fun of the game.