So don't freak out if it turns red, just resolve to go in with a Knight, Spy, or Monarch and improve relations.

The 'friends bar' for that country has to move very far into rebellion before you lose their benefits. The game assumes you should take some of your time with those Heroes to improve foreign relations. The bar will move faster to the left (toward rebellion) when you are using the Knight, Spy, or Monarch as they alone possess the ability to influence it positively. Maintain Loyalty through Edicts and Patrols: When you've completed their special Quest, you'll now have the benefits and must maintain loyalty in order to keep them.The Annex quest should appear automatically after you Ally with that nation, even if you don't meet the hero or building requirements. When you complete it, you've annexed the nation and can get their specials. Complete the Annex Quest: Every Kingdom you Ally has a special quest which will unlock their benefits.At this stage, your Merchant can trade with this country. This costs some RP but is worth it, especially if you already know you want their particular benefit. Click Make Ally: Select a nation and pick the little red button to make a country your Ally.The process starts in Kingdom Mode's Territory Map.

Here's the list of things you must do to get these bonuses. In order to get benefits from other lands, you must follow a multi-step process. To read my recommendations, have a look at our Kingdom Ambitions Tips. The order in which you Ally with these Kingdoms can alter your Kingdom's progress in various areas. In this Guide to Foreign Lands, I'll list all of the territories you can Annex and what benefits are provided when you do so. The Sims Medieval Guide to Foreign Kingdoms Annexing Foreign Lands, Forming Alliances, and Loyalty BenefitsĪllying with foreign countries will give your Kingdom passive bonuses in a variety of categories.

Map of a feudal kingdoms