Harem

The **harem** is where the Sultan's wives and children live within the empire. From the harem section of the game, you have access to companion, companion hall, companion titles, heirs, and marriage. Many of the companions are associated with one of the Sultan's viziers, allowing the player to level up their vizier's attributes through the use of companion XP.

## **Companion Visits**

Visiting companions gives companion experience, which can be used to level up a companion's skills. The amount of XP gained is dependent on the companion's intimacy levels. If you spent diamonds to visit a specific companion, you also gain +1 intimacy with that companion.

Visiting a companion has a small chance to produce an heir. The chances of producing an heir increase as one's VIP level goes up. One Vigor replenishes every half hour to a maximum determined by your VIP level, but can be fully replenished using a vigor orb. The default is 3, but you get one more visit per VIP level, to a maximum of 16 companion visits for VIP level 13.

At VIP level 3, the Sultan unlocks the option to auto-visit, which saves time by using up all available companion visits with the push of one button instead of having to use them all individually. Auto-visiting still gains companion XP and the occasional boost, just the same as using the regular random visit option does.

## **Companion Titles**

All the consorts start by default as an attendant and can be promoted when their intimacy and charm rise above a certain point (as listed in the table). As the tiers get higher, the number of consorts that can be promoted decreases, with the Noble Consort position being reserved for only one consort.

## **Companion Hall**

Companion Hall is a feature of the game that allows the Sultan's companions to teach and participate in painting, reading, and music classes with one another. The rooms can be opened using keys, which are purchased in the feast token shop or won in events. Once opened by a player, up to three more players may join the room. The room lasts for two hours.

All players except the one who opened the room can be kicked out and have their spot taken by another consort with a higher rank or higher intimacy. For example, a choice attendant can have her spot taken by an honored attendant, while a choice attendant with 1000 intimacy can take the spot of a choice attendant with 500 intimacy.

When entering companion hall, all available rooms will be visible to the player. Rooms with a brown door and no name above them are not in use, while rooms with a brown door and a name above them are in use and currently full (the name above the door being the name of the person who started the room). A room with an open yellow door has spaces available to join. A room with a glowing door may be empty or full but, either way, it has protection.

### Protection Badges

Protection badges can be purchased in the feast token shop for 400 tokens. They can be used only by the player responsible for opening a room, with each protection badge adding twenty minutes of protection to the room. When a room is protected, members within it cannot have their spots taken by other members, although they can still be kicked with the use of an expel badge (only usable by the teacher).

### Expel Badges

Expel badges can be purchased in the feast token shop for 200 tokens. They can be used only by the player responsible for opening a room and can expel another player from their room, even if the room is protected, thus freeing up the spot for another player to join.

### Rewards

Using consort hall rewards you with Elegance Gems. You receive the Elegance Gems based on how long you are in the classroom, and you receive more pearls as a bonus if you are in the classroom of a member of your own union and/or if you and the teacher have a high enough relationship level. These pearls can be used to improve companion skills.

## **Heirs and Marriage**

Heirs are the children of the Sultan, which are produced at random when visiting a consort. Their attributes, gender, and specialty are also, seemingly, random. Once produced, they can be found under the "Heir" tab and named and, once they have been named, you can level them up. Heirs are leveled up using vitality, which replenishes every three hours or can be replenished using a vitality orb. They can be married off with the use of silver, gold or diamond rings (depending upon the power of the heir) or with diamonds if no rings are available or trying to save rings.

There are different kind of heirs, depending on the consort titles and intimacy of their parent. \*Note that female/male characters are merely skins and can produce an heir regardless of your chosen skin.

**Ordinary** - Max level 10

**Gifted** - Max level 20

**Talented** - Max level 30

**Brilliant** - Max level 40

**Genius** - Max level 50

You can get bonus attributes for your children based on their mother's consort titles and a harmony bonus.

The Level of attribute can vary with an "Ordinary" heir produced by a consort with high intimacy could end up as a higher level of heir when promoted. For example, "Ordinary" heirs from an "Noble Consort" level companion could very easily become a "Supreme" Prince/Princess. Although, an "Noble Consort" would most likely give birth to a "Genius" heir.

### Marriage

The marriage tab takes you to the matchmaker and allows you to view your incoming proposals ("Request"), view a list of your married heirs and their spouses ("Married"), and to marry off your single heirs who have been promoted ("Single").

There are a few ways to marry your children. If you receive a proposal request, you can accept it and expend one ring or the relevant number of diamonds. From the "Single" category, you can "Matchmake", which shows you a few options for spouses, and you can click the arrow buttons to rotate between them and choose to marry one of them.

There are a few options using the "Propose" button. After selecting whether you intend to use diamonds or a ring, you can check off the "Auto-Share to World channel" button and tap "Proposal" to make a public proposal that anyone can answer. If you enter the ID of a player and uncheck the Auto-Share option, you can do a public proposal; however, many players find it easier to just visit the profile of the player to whom you wish to propose and to click the "Marriage" option there.

Once your heir and another player's heir are married, you will receive the attributes of your child's spouse in addition to their attributes, adding to your national power. However, the marriage must contain two heirs in the same "Rank" as each other.