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* BlackKnight: Kraig the Black Knight dons an all-black armor. In the first game, he can be recruited and serves as the super-powered Unique version of the Knight. In ''Odyssey'', however, [[TheStarscream he betrays the King]] and ends [[HeroKiller killing Whitney]] during an attempt of assassination at the King.
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* BlackKnight: BlackKnight:
** Kraig the Black Knight dons an all-black armor. In the first game, he can be recruited and serves as the super-powered Unique version of the Knight. In ''Odyssey'', however, [[TheStarscream he betrays the King]] and ends [[HeroKiller killing Whitney]] during an attempt of assassination at theKing.King.
** Tybolt , much like Kraig, dons black armor. But his only relevance is that he fights in the polearm tournament representing the spearmen. If you choose to support the lancers instead, you'll have to fight and defeat him and 4 spearmen, but if you support the lancers, you get to recruit him for free if you defeat Quinsforth and 4 lancers.
** Kraig the Black Knight dons an all-black armor. In the first game, he can be recruited and serves as the super-powered Unique version of the Knight. In ''Odyssey'', however, [[TheStarscream he betrays the King]] and ends [[HeroKiller killing Whitney]] during an attempt of assassination at the
** Tybolt , much like Kraig, dons black armor. But his only relevance is that he fights in the polearm tournament representing the spearmen. If you choose to support the lancers instead, you'll have to fight and defeat him and 4 spearmen, but if you support the lancers, you get to recruit him for free if you defeat Quinsforth and 4 lancers.
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* GoldColoredSuperiority: Quinsforth the Lancer in ''Odyssey'' wears golden armor, and is a Unique unit, essentially making him one of the strongest units you can recruit... if you choose to support the Lancers in the polearms tournament.
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* MutuallyExclusivePartyMembers: In ''Odyssey'', you can only get either Quinsforth the Lancer or Tybolt the Spearman due to the Polearm tournament event only happening once, and you can only choose to support either side. This also means the achievement you didn't get initially for recruiting either, must be done separately on a different playthrough.
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A sequel, titled ''The King's League: Odyssey'', has been made. In it, following the events of the original game, the winner of the King's League succeeded the king of Kurestal Kingdom. However, some time later, he became the target of an assassination. He survived, but his most trusted knight, Whitney, had to do a HeroicSacrifice to save him. [[ObviouslyEvil Kraig the Dark Knight]] was appointed as viceroy and a new King's League was announced to choose a replacement for Whitney. [[TheHero A young knight named Tristan]] joins the tournament in hopes of fulfilling his dream of being recognized as the mightiest warrior in Kurestal.
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A sequel, titled ''The King's League: Odyssey'', has been made. In it, following the events of the original game, the winner of the King's League succeeded the king of Kurestal Kingdom. However, some time later, he became the target of an assassination. He survived, but his most trusted knight, Whitney, had to do a HeroicSacrifice to save him. [[ObviouslyEvil [[BlackKnight Kraig the Dark Knight]] was appointed as viceroy and a new King's League was announced to choose a replacement for Whitney. [[TheHero A young knight named Tristan]] joins the tournament in hopes of fulfilling his dream of being recognized as the mightiest warrior in Kurestal.
* BlackKnight: Kraig the Black Knight dons an all-black armor. In the first game, he can be recruited and serves as the super-powered Unique version of the Knight. In ''Odyssey'', however, [[TheStarscream he betrays the King]] and ends [[HeroKiller killing Whitney]] during an attempt of assassination at the King.
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* FragileSpeedster: Knights and Black Knights typically have very high strength and high agility, which allows them to attack (and recover) the fastest compared to other units. But, they falter in terms of stamina. As a result, they are one of the first units to usually die in battle - not to mention they get ''murdered'' by archers and/or magicians.
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* FragileSpeedster: FailureIsTheOnlyOption: In ''Odyssey'', losing 5 battles in a row is required to recruit the Unique Priest, Corthello. You'll likely to meet the requirements to recruit him on the eponymous Kings League, due to the immensely strong opponents when you enter the league for the first time being likely to [[CurbStompBattle curb-stomp]] your party.
* FragileSpeedster:
** Knightsand (Including Kraig, the Black Knights Knight) in the first game mix this with GlassCannon, as they typically have very high strength and high agility, which allows them to attack (and recover) the fastest compared to other units. But, they falter in terms of stamina. As a result, they are one of the first units to usually die in battle - not to mention they get ''murdered'' by archers and/or magicians.magicians.
** Rogues and Assassins in ''Odyssey'' are typically fast, but have lower health compared to their Knight and Warrior equivalents.
* GlassCannon: In ''Odyssey'', Spearmen (and later, Berserkers) focuses on solely improving their attacking power, albeit their durability are worse than the Lancers (and later, Gladiators).
* GuideDangIt: It will take some knowledge and achieving a hidden condition to recruit Unique units. The game however lets you know if you are able to get a chance at recruiting a unique unit. However in ''Odyssey'', the game doesn't use this indicator at all to tell you if you can recruit Christabel the Thief (the unique Rogue), as she only shows up once you amass a lot of money and search for the city. The only tip you get is in one of the possible messages that appears in the recruitment menu.
* FragileSpeedster:
** Knights
** Rogues and Assassins in ''Odyssey'' are typically fast, but have lower health compared to their Knight and Warrior equivalents.
* GlassCannon: In ''Odyssey'', Spearmen (and later, Berserkers) focuses on solely improving their attacking power, albeit their durability are worse than the Lancers (and later, Gladiators).
* GuideDangIt: It will take some knowledge and achieving a hidden condition to recruit Unique units. The game however lets you know if you are able to get a chance at recruiting a unique unit. However in ''Odyssey'', the game doesn't use this indicator at all to tell you if you can recruit Christabel the Thief (the unique Rogue), as she only shows up once you amass a lot of money and search for the city. The only tip you get is in one of the possible messages that appears in the recruitment menu.
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* JackOfAllStats: Swordsmen at lower levels have near equal strength, agility, intelligence, and stamina. At higher levels, they start to specialize.
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* JackOfAllStats: JackOfAllStats:
** Swordsmen (renamed to Knights in ''Odyssey'') at lower levels have near equal strength, agility, intelligence, and stamina. At higher levels, they start tospecialize.specialize into slightly more defensive-leaning builds with high Stamina and Agility.
** ''Odyssey'' have Lancers, which are a more straight example of this as their offenses and defenses are balanced between the offense-leaning Spearmen and the defense-leaning Knights.
* KnightInShiningArmor:
** Whitney the Crusader in the first game dons all-white armor (in contrast to Kraig), who is the Unique version of the Swordsman class.
** Generally, this is the class promotion for the Knight class line in ''Odyssey'' (which fills the role of Swordsman class in the first game), which naturally includes the unique Knight Tristan.
** Swordsmen (renamed to Knights in ''Odyssey'') at lower levels have near equal strength, agility, intelligence, and stamina. At higher levels, they start to
** ''Odyssey'' have Lancers, which are a more straight example of this as their offenses and defenses are balanced between the offense-leaning Spearmen and the defense-leaning Knights.
* KnightInShiningArmor:
** Whitney the Crusader in the first game dons all-white armor (in contrast to Kraig), who is the Unique version of the Swordsman class.
** Generally, this is the class promotion for the Knight class line in ''Odyssey'' (which fills the role of Swordsman class in the first game), which naturally includes the unique Knight Tristan.
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* HardeeThanHard: The sequel has Insane mode as one step above Hard. It gives enemies very high stats that grow at a heightened pace as the team rises through the league.
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* HardeeThanHard: HarderThanHard: The sequel has Insane mode as one step above Hard. It gives enemies very high stats that grow at a heightened pace as the team rises through the league.
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* HardeeThanHard: The sequel has Insane mode as one step above Hard. It gives enemies very high stats that grow at a heightened pace as the team rises through the league.
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* BribingYourWayToVictory: The mobile version allows players to buy five very powerful unique units with great classes for real money.
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* SquishyWizard: Magicians, Wizards, Priests, and Clerics all have very low to low agility and stamina - meaning that they can be easily killed by a few direct hits. However, they are the only classes with very high intelligence, and are the only magic classes. Magicians and Wizards focus on attacking foes, whereas Priests and Clerics focus on healing friendly units.
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* SquishyWizard: Magicians, Wizards, Priests, and Clerics all have very low to low agility and stamina - meaning that they can be easily killed by a few direct hits. However, they are the only classes with very high intelligence, and are the only magic classes. Magicians and Wizards focus on attacking foes, whereas Priests and Clerics focus on healing friendly units.
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\"Decent\" strength doesn\'t sound much like the overwhelming strength that Mighty Glaciers are supposed to have, and \"decent\" agility doesn\'t sound very slow.
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* JackOfAllStats: Swordsmen at lower levels have near equal strength, agility, intelligence, and stamina. Though, at higher levels, they become more like a MightyGlacier.
* MightyGlacier: Swordsmen (at higher levels) and Crusaders have decent strength and agility, and high to very high stamina - more so for Crusaders.
* MightyGlacier: Swordsmen (at higher levels) and Crusaders have decent strength and agility, and high to very high stamina - more so for Crusaders.
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* JackOfAllStats: Swordsmen at lower levels have near equal strength, agility, intelligence, and stamina. Though, at At higher levels, they become more like a MightyGlacier.
* MightyGlacier: Swordsmen (at higher levels) and Crusaders have decent strength and agility, and highstart to very high stamina - more so for Crusaders.specialize.
* MightyGlacier: Swordsmen (at higher levels) and Crusaders have decent strength and agility, and high
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''The King's League'' is an [[WebGame online]] 2D [[AdobeFlash Flash]] strategy game developed by [[http://kurechii.com/welcome/ kurechii]]
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''The King's League'' is an [[WebGame online]] 2D [[AdobeFlash [[UsefulNotes/AdobeFlash Flash]] strategy game developed by [[http://kurechii.com/welcome/ kurechii]]
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* {{Cap}}: The maximum level your units can reach is 10. Stats, however, can be trained ad infinitum as long as you have the resources and time to afford it.
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A sequel, titled ''The King's League: Odyssey'', has been made. In it, following the events of the original game, the winner of the King's League succeeded the king of Kurestal Kingdom. However, some time later, he became the target of an assassination. He survived, but his most trusted knight, Whitney, had to do a HeroicSacrifice to save him. [[MostDefinitelyNotAVillain Kraig the Dark Knight]] was appointed as viceroy and a new King's League was announced to choose a replacement for Whitney. [[TheHero A young knight named Tristan]] joins the tournament in hopes of fulfilling his dream of being recognized as the mightiest warrior in Kurestal.
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A sequel, titled ''The King's League: Odyssey'', has been made. In it, following the events of the original game, the winner of the King's League succeeded the king of Kurestal Kingdom. However, some time later, he became the target of an assassination. He survived, but his most trusted knight, Whitney, had to do a HeroicSacrifice to save him. [[MostDefinitelyNotAVillain [[ObviouslyEvil Kraig the Dark Knight]] was appointed as viceroy and a new King's League was announced to choose a replacement for Whitney. [[TheHero A young knight named Tristan]] joins the tournament in hopes of fulfilling his dream of being recognized as the mightiest warrior in Kurestal.
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This game can be found at [[http://www.kongregate.com/games/kurechii/the-kings-league here]] or [[http://armorgames.com/play/12310/the-kings-league here]].
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The original game can be found at [[http://www.kongregate.com/games/kurechii/the-kings-league here]] or [[http://armorgames.com/play/12310/the-kings-league here]]. The sequel can be played [[http://www.kongregate.com/games/kurechii/the-kings-league-odyssey here]].
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* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: You may have only two to four (once upgraded) units in your active party. All others can be in reserve - though, you still need to pay maintenance costs (gold and food).
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* ArbitraryHeadcountLimit: You may have only two to four (once upgraded) units in your active party. All others can be in reserve - though, you still need to pay maintenance costs (gold and food). The sequel increases this limit to three to five, and as in the original, you have to pay for the additional slots.
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* PrestigeClass: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]. A unit's class cannot be be upgraded to a stronger class. However, there are five unique characters or units (one corresponding to each basic class) available to be recruited (provided you find them in time) whose classes are basically upgraded versions of the typical ones. Crusader for Swordsman, Sniper for Archer, Black Knight for Knight, Wizard for Magician, and Cleric for Priest.
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* PrestigeClass: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]].PrestigeClass:
**[[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in the original. A unit's class cannot be be upgraded to a stronger class. However, there are five unique characters or units (one corresponding to each basic class) available to be recruited (provided you find them in time) whose classes are basically upgraded versions of the typical ones. Crusader for Swordsman, Sniper for Archer, Black Knight for Knight, Wizard for Magician, and Cleric forPriest.Priest.
** Played straight in the sequel. When they reach the appropriate level and you buy the right upgrade, your units can receive a two-tiered promotion into stronger classes. Knights upgrade into Templars then Paladins; Warriors can upgrade to Lancers or Spearmen, then to Gladiators and Berserkers, respectively; Archers to Hunters or Rangers, then to Sentinels and Snipers; And Mages to Wizards or Clerics, then to Sages and Bishops. The unique characters are still around, and sometimes they have unique classes, like Adela the Enchantress, who can be upgraded to Kurestal Maiden. Finally, while Tristan is a Knight, he has unique promotions: Crusader and Hero.
**[[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in the original. A unit's class cannot be be upgraded to a stronger class. However, there are five unique characters or units (one corresponding to each basic class) available to be recruited (provided you find them in time) whose classes are basically upgraded versions of the typical ones. Crusader for Swordsman, Sniper for Archer, Black Knight for Knight, Wizard for Magician, and Cleric for
** Played straight in the sequel. When they reach the appropriate level and you buy the right upgrade, your units can receive a two-tiered promotion into stronger classes. Knights upgrade into Templars then Paladins; Warriors can upgrade to Lancers or Spearmen, then to Gladiators and Berserkers, respectively; Archers to Hunters or Rangers, then to Sentinels and Snipers; And Mages to Wizards or Clerics, then to Sages and Bishops. The unique characters are still around, and sometimes they have unique classes, like Adela the Enchantress, who can be upgraded to Kurestal Maiden. Finally, while Tristan is a Knight, he has unique promotions: Crusader and Hero.
