You already can. Comment on the current episode with your vote word and you're on the Council — you'll appear in the standings after the next tally. There's no sign-up, no account beyond the YouTube one you already have, and nothing to install.

No. There is nothing to buy, no tier to subscribe to in order to play, and no advantage that money can purchase. Kingdom Coins are a game currency for tracking what the realm can afford to build — they are never sold and never bought.

A game-side budget for the homestead. They let the Council weigh a 15-coin build against a 40-coin one without me putting my actual finances on screen every week. The scarcity is real even though the units aren't dollars — the treasury never goes negative.

No. XP is only ever added. A wrong prophecy simply doesn't score — it never subtracts. Your total is a record of participation, and participation can't be undone.

Nothing happens to your points or your rank. You only lose the voting streak bonus (+5 per consecutive episode), which restarts the next time you vote. Everything else waits for you.

One vote per person per episode, counted by handle — duplicate comments from the same account are collapsed to one. Because rank gives no vote weight, there's also nothing to farm: grinding XP for years buys you a title and a place in the record, not a louder voice.

Just under ten acres in Michigan, and every build on this page happens on that ground. The game layer is a way of keeping score. The fence posts are wood.

After every episode, once the Tally has read the comments — vote totals, standings, treasury, the tier bar and the Chronicle all move at the same time. The Prophecy updates a week behind by design, because it's scored on camera the following episode.

Yes, and it's the highest-value thing you can do. Answer the Council Quest with something the place actually needs (+10). If I build it, that's +50 and your handle goes into the Codex permanently, next to the thing you thought of.