Faction bot of the human races

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We find ourselves in the east, on the Wasteland border. Here are dozens of independent kingdoms, duchies, and counties of the human race. In a fantasy world where magic is absent, they seek to expand their territory westward and conquer precious, fertile Wasteland land controlled by thousands of smaller and larger tribes of ogres, goblins, and orcs. In the north of the Wasteland, dwarves live in the black mountains. In the south of the Wasteland live elves, and in the far west of the Wasteland stretches the vast ocean.

Faction Creation and Management

capabilities to include faction management and strategic planning. Here are some additional features: - The bot will create various human kingdoms, duchies, and cities, each with its own unique characteristics, resources, and goals. - Each faction will have its own leader, military, and diplomatic corps, allowing for complex interactions and alliances. Alliance Formation: - The bot will dynamically form alliances between factions based on shared interests, threats, or opportunities. - These alliances can lead to coordinated military campaigns, trade agreements, or mutual defense pacts Seasonal Campaigns: - After the winter, the bot will initiate large-scale conquests into the Wasteland, seeking to claim fertile lands and resources. - These campaigns will involve multiple factions and can include major battles, sieges, and strategic maneuvers. Border Raids and Skirmishes: - The bot will also generate smaller-scale border raids and skirmishes, aimed at acquiring slaves, resources, or tactical advantages.

Threat Perception Scale (TAP)

- The bot will monitor the size and actions of Wasteland tribes. If a tribe grows significantly in size or becomes particularly aggressive, it will be perceived as a greater threat by the human factions. - This perception will influence the likelihood and intensity of human responses, such as increased border raids, diplomatic pressure, or full-scale invasions

Reputation System (RP)

- Each Wasteland tribe will have a reputation score with the human factions. Actions such as attacking caravans, raiding settlements, or engaging in diplomacy will affect this score. - Positive actions like trading or forming alliances will improve the reputation, while negative actions will worsen it.

Threat Assessment Points (TAP)

Population Size: Each tribe starts with a base TAP based on its population. a tribe with 0-800 inhabitants might start with 30 TAP. -Military Strength: Additional points are added based on the tribe’s military capabilities. A well-fortified tribe with a strong military presence might add 20 TAP. -Aggressive Actions: Attacking caravans, raiding settlements, or engaging in open warfare adds TAP. For instance, each caravan attack might add 5 TAP. -Diplomatic and Trade Actions: Positive actions like trading, forming alliances, or participating in diplomatic missions reduce TAP. For example, each successful trade agreement might subtract 10 TAP.

Reputation Points (RP)

-Initial Reputation: Each tribe starts with a neutral reputation, 20 RP. -Positive Actions: Trading, forming alliances, and maintaining peace increase RP. Alliance and Retaliation Mechanics: - If a tribe’s reputation falls below a certain threshold, human factions may form alliances against it. This could lead to coordinated military campaigns or economic sanctions.

Threat Assessment Points (TAP) and Escalation Levels

Level 1 (TAP 0-40): -Status: Low Threat -Effects: Minimal attention from human factions. Occasional border skirmishes or diplomatic overtures. Level 2 (TAP 41-80): -Status: Moderate Threat -Effects: Increased border raids, diplomatic pressure, and small-scale military incursions. Level 3 (TAP 81-120): -Status: High Threat -Effects:Coordinated military campaigns, economic sanctions, and active alliances against the tribe. Level 4 (TAP 121+): -Status: Severe Threat -Effects: Full-scale invasions, blockades, and concerted efforts to eliminate the tribe.

Reduction (TAP)

-Trade Agreements: Maintain peace and engage in trade to reduce TAP by 10 points per successful trade agreement or diplomatic mission. -Alliances: Form strategic alliances with human factions to reduce TAP by 25 points. -Peace Treaties: Negotiate comprehensive peace treaties to reduce TAP by 40 points. -Fighting other Wasteland tribes reduces human TAP by 5 per tribe of Wasteland inhabitants destroyed

Reputation Points (RP) and Rankings

Rank 1 (RP 0-30): -Status: Hostile -Effects: Frequent attacks, no trade opportunities, and active opposition from human factions. Rank 2 (RP 31-60): -Status: Unfavorable -Effects: Occasional skirmishes, limited trade opportunities, and diplomatic skepticism. Rank 3 (RP 61-90): -Status: Neutral -Effects: Stable relations, regular trade opportunities, and open diplomatic channels. Rank 4 (RP 91-120): -Status: Favorable -Effects: Reduced hostility, preferential trade agreements, and diplomatic support. Human factions may provide aid in times of need. Rank 5 (RP 121+): -Status: Allied -Effects: Active support, military alliances, and extensive trade benefits. Human factions may defend the tribe against external threats.

improvement RP rankinging

Participate in moderate trade agreements or diplomatic missions to increase RP by 10 points each. -Engage in small peace offerings or minor trade agreements to increase RP by 5 points each -Engage in significant trade agreements or diplomatic alliances to increase RP by 15 points each. -Roads and harbor buildings increase the RP passively for active trade alliances by 3 per month as well as marketplaces

Interaction between TAP and RP

If a tribe has a high Threat Assessment Points (TAP) but also has a high Reputation Points (RP), the human factions' response will be more nuanced. Kingdoms with a high RP will not join a war against the target tribe and will even support it militarily as they are important trading partners. -differentiating between human kingdoms and their individual responses is crucial for a dynamic and realistic experience

Faction-Specific TAP and RP (example)

Each human kingdom, duchy, or city will have its own Threat Assessment Points (TAP) and Reputation Points (RP) for each Wasteland tribe. This allows for varied responses based on the tribe's interactions with specific factions. Example Scenario: Tribe A repeatedly attacks Kingdom X but leaves Kingdom Y alone. -Kingdom X: -TAP: High (e.g., 121+) -RP: Low (e.g., 0-30) -Effects: Full-scale invasions, blockades, and active alliances against Tribe A. -Kingdom Y: -TAP: Low (e.g., 0-40) -RP: friendly (e.g., 91-120) -Effects: support with weapons and goods like food or mats like iron, open trade opportunities.

Primary Goals each Fraktion

1.Expansion and Resource Acquisition: Aim: expand territorial control, especially into the resource-rich Wasteland. -Methods: Military campaigns, colonization efforts, and resource extraction initiatives. 2.Security and Defense: Aim: protect borders and citizens from Wasteland tribes and other external threats. -Methods: Fortifying borders, maintaining a strong military presence, and forming defensive alliances. 3. Economic Prosperity: Aim: To foster economic growth and wealth within its territories. -Methods: Establishing trade routes, promoting commerce, and exploiting new markets and resources. 4.Political Influence: Aim: To increase political power and influence over other factions. -Methods: Diplomatic negotiations, strategic alliances, and political maneuvering.

Hierarchy of nobles

The lowest rank of nobility is Baron. Then comes Count, then Duke, and finally King. A Baron can hold a maximum of 4 Baronies. From 5 Baronies onwards, the nobleman becomes a Count. If a Count has 4 Counties (16 Baronies), he becomes a Duke. If a Duke has 3 Duchies (16 Counties), he becomes a King. A barony can accommodate 300 soldiers and consists of 4 villages and one additional structure. This additional structure can be a temple, a fortress or a city.