@Florentzina: I'm playing this myself! Maybe I'll update my blog here too :

Well. I started over. I wanted to have royalty and nobles in my hood. It was hard to marry off sims with limited households so now Im recreating it with several subhoods. Im very fond of uber-hoods.

I ended up with 2 Royal households and 6 Nobles, 2 per subhood. I created a few more duchies than was written. Each noble family has a lastname ending with chester/caster. I used to have a hood called Worcester ages ago based of Royal Kingdom Challenge. Each has 1 Noble Fief and several smaller gentry vassals within them.

Worcester The Castle/Court . Township: City, it has 1 marquis military family living there

Arch-Duchy of Winchester - Downtown, a business district
My royal family has two sons, one controling the dowmtown, the other lives at court. The Fief is a County.

Grand-Duchy of Lancaster - A Small Military+Rural Town
Using Veronavilles map, one side is rural hold by the grand-duke (who is married to a princess) and A Viscounty Fief on the other side of the map.

and finally Duchy of Rochester - A small Town/village
hold by a Noble Duke and a A Baron, So Fief is Barony.

Each of these subhood will have a couple of gentry, merchants and commoners living there which Im still creating. There will alot of families, but the way I play, I speed run most of the families. Some are acting like townies except Im controling them..

But 6 Nobles in total shouldnt be too many


This is the Castle. Im just plopping down downable lots and some I modified (Im not a builder... ) . It has small areas for Prison, Harbor, Clergy and Farmers.

My kingdom! I actually started over because i was doing too much and got overwhelmed: https://bateslegacy23.blogspot.com/...-challenge.html

Chapter one is live: https://bateslegacy23.blogspot.com/...one-palace.html