Mud & Crowns

What's newin version 1.15.1

NEW MUSIC A whole little band now plays: fiddle, tin whistle, recorder, lute, harp, voices, a droning hurdy-gurdy, frame drum and tambourine. Real tunes you'll half know, and new ones in the same toe-tapping style: - In the village: The Maypole, a new jig, and Tempus adest floridum, the old spring song (the tune of Good King Wenceslas) - In the tavern, the market and the streets: The Irish Washerwoman, The Crooked Tankard and The Drunken Sailor - At court: The King Rides Out, a new procession, and Greensleeves - At sea and on the quay: The Drunken Sailor and Haul Away for Kingsport - In the church: a new hymn and the old carol, sung - At war: To the Banners, with drums - At the grave: a harp lament and Greensleeves on the harp - On the title screen: the new Mud & Crowns theme Your own music still keeps playing, and the volume is in the menu under Settings. WORKPLACES The picture follows your work: the throne room, the royal kitchen, the forge, a workshop for every trade, the inn, the church, the scriptorium, the stables, the mine, the quarry and more. You are painted there, and the place's name sits in the corner. THE PEOPLE YOU WORK BESIDE Every workplace has its own people, from the master down to the coal boy. Those far above you hardly know your name; your equals are easier to win. Start as a coal boy in the royal castle and climb to master cook. CLEARER CHURCH CAREERS Prioress (and Prior) now has its own card in Find Work, between Nun and Abbess, so you can see what it takes. BETTER PICTURES Everyone is redrawn with faces, hair, hands and clothes; women show their hair; rooms have light, shadow, cats, hens and a juggling jester.

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