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Reference

The Iron Realms game database

169 entities across 12 sections — every building, study, troop tier, season, trap, hold, encounter and stage, with the game's real numbers.

Sections

Buildings

Every plot in the keep, with its real build-time curve, its upgrade costs to the level-45 cap, and what it produces or unlocks at each level.

17 entries

Research

The Academy's tech tree: every study with its prerequisites, its bonus per level, its power, and the resources and time each level costs.

81 entries

Troops

The four troop types, the counter triangle they sit in, and every one of the thirteen tiers with its real attack, defense, health, load, speed and power.

4 entries

Expeditions

The Ranging's sixteen authored encounters, each with its three choices, their honest odds, and every success and failure outcome written out.

16 entries

The Founding

The scripted first fortnight of a fresh realm — seven stages, their objectives and point rates, the thresholds that unlock a realm-wide or alliance-wide boon, and every milestone reward.

7 entries

Seasons

Summer, autumn, winter, spring and the rare Long Night, each with the six figures it multiplies — production, upkeep, march speed, gathering, garrison defense and sight.

5 entries

The Muster

The five holds of the one-hour alliance battleground, with the boon each grants the whole banner and exactly what each scores in every phase of the match.

5 entries

Traps

The three keep-defense traps, each punishing exactly one attacking troop type, with their tier ladders, costs and the siege it takes to disarm them.

3 entries

Prestige

The lifetime badge ladder — eight tiers, each with the exact prestige it takes to reach and how many quests or achievements that is.

8 entries

Alliance tech

The three alliance trees and the six techs in them, with the donated resources each level costs and the alliance-wide bonus each one grants.

6 entries

Seats of Power

191 contestable castles across 11 regions, each with its tier, star rating, throne points and buff — grouped by the region a lord actually fights over.

11 entries

Navy

The three hull classes built at the Harbor, their cost, plunder hold and combat power, and what it takes to fill a harbor and cross to Essos.

6 entries

What this is

A reference, not an article. Every page in here is one entity — a building, a study, a troop tier, a season — and everything on it is generated directly from the game's shipped code: the same constants and the same formulas the running game uses to decide what an upgrade costs and how long it takes. Nothing is hand-typed, so nothing can quietly go stale, and nothing is estimated.

If you want prose, explanation and opinion, the guides are where those live and every entry here links to the relevant one. This section is for when you want the number.

What is in it

The database at a glance.
SectionEntriesWhat it covers
Buildings17Every plot in the keep, with its real build-time curve, its upgrade costs to the level-45 cap, and what it produces or unlocks at each level.
Research81The Academy's tech tree: every study with its prerequisites, its bonus per level, its power, and the resources and time each level costs.
Troops4The four troop types, the counter triangle they sit in, and every one of the thirteen tiers with its real attack, defense, health, load, speed and power.
Expeditions16The Ranging's sixteen authored encounters, each with its three choices, their honest odds, and every success and failure outcome written out.
The Founding7The scripted first fortnight of a fresh realm — seven stages, their objectives and point rates, the thresholds that unlock a realm-wide or alliance-wide boon, and every milestone reward.
Seasons5Summer, autumn, winter, spring and the rare Long Night, each with the six figures it multiplies — production, upkeep, march speed, gathering, garrison defense and sight.
The Muster5The five holds of the one-hour alliance battleground, with the boon each grants the whole banner and exactly what each scores in every phase of the match.
Traps3The three keep-defense traps, each punishing exactly one attacking troop type, with their tier ladders, costs and the siege it takes to disarm them.
Prestige8The lifetime badge ladder — eight tiers, each with the exact prestige it takes to reach and how many quests or achievements that is.
Alliance tech6The three alliance trees and the six techs in them, with the donated resources each level costs and the alliance-wide bonus each one grants.
Seats of Power11191 contestable castles across 11 regions, each with its tier, star rating, throne points and buff — grouped by the region a lord actually fights over.
Navy6The three hull classes built at the Harbor, their cost, plunder hold and combat power, and what it takes to fill a harbor and cross to Essos.

169 entity pages in total, plus 12 section indexes.

On accuracy

The game is in pre-alpha and its balance moves. When it moves, this database is regenerated from the new code rather than edited, so a figure here is either current or absent — it is never a remembered version of an old one. Where a system exists in the game but is not represented here, it is because its data was not yet in a shape that could be published accurately, and a database that guesses is worse than one with a gap.

Every figure above is generated from the shipped game code — the same constants and formulas the running game uses — and regenerated whenever the balance changes. Nothing on this page is hand-typed.

Iron Realms is an original work of fantasy strategy. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any other game or franchise, and “Iron Realms” is a working project name rather than necessarily the final title. Its lore, names and artwork are original or used under CC0/CC-BY/OFL licences (see the in-game Credits). The community section also hosts unofficial fan tributes — quizzes and diversions made for fun, not part of the game — which name other fictional worlds under their own labels and are likewise not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to their rights holders. Pre-alpha, built in public. Nothing is for sale. No payment is accepted, and any price named here describes the intended model only. This is an early build — features, balance and prices are conceptual and may change or disappear between visits, and progress may be reset. Treat anything here as work in progress rather than a promise. Every page here is recorded: a first-party cookie, your IP address, your device and where you came from, and — when you are signed in — your account, are logged for site analytics; see what we record and why.