There is a very small number of games that combine role-playing with strategy. We need to make player able to understand the main concept of the game easily and quickly. Medieval theme is familiar to most people, and everyone understands what jobs of king or town mayor are about.

In single player game a player interacts exclusively with the computer. Therefore, a player needs a story to entertain himself with. In a massively multiplayer online game, a preset scenario is not possible. We can't have a thousand heroes, each saving the world - simultaneously.

In place of a scenario is we have a set of rules that define a playground where the players are free to act however they wish. In Dynasty this playground portrays a power play in medieval society. Our world's story is actually made by players who intrigue, wage wars, build towns, castles and kingdoms.

On the other hand all players don't have a need to access some fixed location. Dynasty doesn't have a world capital. World is linked together by trade, not by force. The longer the distance is between a player and an event, the less it affects the player.

Dynasty bestiary is traditional and unusual at the same time. We do not fill the bestiary by making new graphic skins for the same monster. Each of Dynasty non-player inhabitants has its own goals, behavior and role in the game. That role is much more complicated than a typical kill-me-I-am-a-loot-bag. Dynasty strongly discourages a player from mindless destruction of everything on his path.