Kapi Regnum is a browser based economy simulation set in the Middle Ages, which means it can

be played on every computer with internet access. Downloads or plugins are not necessary.

Registration is for free.

Building

Build your village with more than 40 different buildings and turn it into a business empire.

You can breed cattle, cultivate crop, brew beer and much more

Production

There are about 100 different products you can produce in different qualities. Work together

with other players or build your own production chains.

Sale/Trade

Sell your products to non player characters or trade with real players to get the best

prices. Send contracts or offer your products on the board or in the chat.

Money

From rags to riches, in Kapi Regnum your dreams will come true.

Story

War had devastated the lands and, like a blast of fire, had left devastation in its wake.

Entire families had been wiped out. Food was running out, for there was no one left to till

the fields. Times were rough and life had not been kind to anyone in a long time.

Xavier and Xenia were standing outside the massive castle gates. By the flickering

torchlight, they could only just make out the drawbridge being lowered on rattling chains.

With a low thud it struck the ground in front of them, enveloping the siblings in a cloud of

dust. More clanging, then silence. The silhouette of a tall man approached them from inside

the castle walls. One hand lifted by way of greeting, the other hand bearing a torch, he

welcomed the siblings: Do come in, Xavier, the Prince is expecting you and your sister.”

Without any further ado, he turned around and lead them across the courtyard.

Xavier was freezing. They had gone to war for the Prince. Two years of destitution, fear and

despair. For two long years people they had gotten to know, that had become their friends,

had been dying next to them. Dying, without having known anything but a life of squalor and

want, a slave’s existence. What could the Prince want from them?

The Prince received them inside a brightly lit hall that formed a harsh contrast to the dark

corridors and alleyways they had crossed on their way through the castle. Xavier jerked to a

sudden halt, when the Prince extended his arms, saying: “He may hand over his sword.” He

noticed Xavier hesitating and added: “I know how faithfully he has served me. But he will

not be needing it any more.” Xavier unbuckled his sword and handed it to the Prince, who

passed it on to one of his servants. “Now listen. Great challenges are awaiting him,

challenges he may be better off facing without a sword. This war helped us regain the land

of or fathers. He himself fought admirably and bestowed much honour on himself and his

regiment. But now the time has come to fill this barren earth with life again, the time has

come to repopulate this land. This document will allow him to found a settlement and to

start trading. But remember: You will not be able to make it all on your own. Make sure to

find yourself some trustee followers and never reject a neighbour. Takes this bag of money

and the horse you will receive at the gate. Make your way out West, to our land, but

remember, nevermore shall you draw a sword.”

Xavier and Xenia had sunk into a deep bow and on looking up, realized they were left alone

with the Prince’s servant. Had not the Prince been standing right in front of them, only

seconds ago? Had all of this been nothing but an illusion? Xavier’s sword was gone, instead

he was carrying a role of parchment and a bag filled with jingling coins. When Xavier and

Xenia passed the castle gates, they were provided with a horse and food for four days. The

gates closed with a muffled sound and with a loud rattle the bridge was drawn up once more.

To the West, Xavier thought. Let’s ride to the land of our fathers …