Frequently Asked Questions

Fallen Kingdom is a persistent browser strategy game. You develop a character, gather resources, recruit creatures, collect items, join a kingdom and fight other players. Progress continues over time, so planning and long-term decisions matter as much as individual battles.

Yes. The core game is free to play. Donations and VIP features are intended to support hosting and offer cosmetic or convenience options without selling direct combat power or guaranteed progression.

Yes. The game may receive balancing changes, interface improvements, new content and security updates. Important changes are announced through the News page, forum or in-game notifications.

The main resources are:

• 🪵 Lumber
• 🌾 Wheat
• ⛓️ Iron
• 🪨 Ore
• ⚡ Energy

Resources are used across buildings, creatures, items, magic and kingdom systems. Energy is also connected to your ability to perform actions and fight effectively.

Farmers produce resources every hour. New Farmers can be assigned to Lumber, Wheat, Iron or Ore. Assignments are permanent, so distribute them carefully. Higher Farmer totals on one resource may unlock stronger production bonuses.

Your character earns experience through game activity, especially battles and progression systems. The Character and Dashboard pages show your current level, experience and remaining experience for the next level.

Your class determines your magical identity and influences which school starts strongest or weakest. Classes are designed to create different paths rather than a single universally best option.

Magic Skills are long-term character upgrades. You receive skill points through progression and can invest them in available schools or abilities. Unused points remain available until you spend them.

Seasons contain temporary goals, rankings or challenges. Season pages explain the active objectives and rewards. Archived seasons may remain visible after they end so players can review earlier results.

Creatures form your battle force. Each creature has damage, health and several defenses. Creatures can gain experience, increase in level and use compatible items. Your available creature capacity is affected by progression and buildings.

Amulets are used to create or summon game content. Crafting gives access to the available creation systems. Items can be equipped by creatures, while Enchants improve eligible items with additional power. The navigation links on these pages let you move between the connected systems quickly.

You select a valid target, choose participating creatures and prepare an attack. The defender may be given time to assign a defense before the battle resolves. The battle report then explains damage, kills, experience, energy changes and any loot.

Repeated battles between the same two players use a training modifier. The report shows the active modifier. This prevents two accounts from repeatedly farming full experience from each other while still allowing a limited battle series.

Battle turns are resolved as an exchange. When both creatures are active at the start of a turn, their attacks for that turn can both be applied. This means a defender may still deal its return hit during the same exchange in which it is defeated.

Defense is not a permanent main-menu page. When an incoming battle requires action, the battle page and notifications provide a Defend option. This prevents players from opening an inactive defense screen when no battle is waiting.

Kingdoms allow players to cooperate, communicate and develop shared structures. Members can use the Kingdom Forum, Treasury, War Room and other unlocked kingdom systems. Permissions depend on the member's kingdom role.

Members can contribute resources to shared kingdom development. Treasury actions are logged so leaders and members can review important deposits and spending activity.

Open Bugs/Questions and select Report Bug. Explain what you were doing, what you expected, what happened and—when possible—include a screenshot. Never publish passwords, reset links, private tokens or other secrets in a report.

Yes. Use the Quote button below a post. Administrators and Forum/Chat Moderators can also remove posts or replies and can lock, unlock, sticky or unsticky forum threads when moderation is required.

Travel opens locations, encounters and progression systems outside your home kingdom. Depending on your progress, you may discover resources, challenges, shards or access to other magical systems.

Successful Energy Spells may produce different rewards. At the required level, a rare result can be an Orb Shard. Orb Shards have a quality and an FK Gem sign such as Veyr, Orun, Kael, Zyra, Thal, Ilyx, Vaen, Khor, Lemm, Jonn, Livi, Noal or Elen. Topaz, Quartz, Opal, Carnelian, Diamond, Sapphire, Emerald and Ruby are Gem Rites, not Gem sign names. Exact drop chances are intentionally not displayed in-game.

A raw Orb Shard first appears in your Shards inventory. It must pass through the Gem Temple before it becomes an enchanted gem that can be used by the Orb system.

The advanced creature route connects Mythic Eggs, Orbs, the Gem Temple, the Mythic Creator and the Hatchery. Players prepare an egg, build its magical properties and eventually hatch the resulting creature. Better materials are rarer, so strong creations require patience and planning.

Open the Forgot Password page and request a reset link. Reset links expire and can only be used once. Completing a password reset also invalidates existing sessions for account security.

Check your spam folder first. You can then use the Resend Activation option from the login area. Activation links expire, so request a new one when an older link no longer works.

No. Staff never need your password, password-reset token, APP key, email password or authentication recovery codes. Anyone asking for those details should be reported immediately.

Use the Contact page for account help, privacy requests, partnerships or general questions. Use the dedicated Bug Report form for reproducible game bugs.