Warriors are the sturdiest of the bunch, and are the basic knight in shining armor type. They will also be the first to go after bounties, which are rewards you place on locations or even the heads of enemies. Thieves are also good at ferreting out hidden gold that can be added to your coffers. They're armed with a bow and are good at a distance. Rangers are explorers and will travel the map, uncovering hidden areas. The game offers a big list of types of heroes to recruit. There are roving bands of monsters flitting about in this quest, so you'll want to build a Guild to recruit some heroes to defend you. Every building, upgrade and hero costs money, so it is important to keep an eye toward building wealth. You might start this quest by building a Marketplace that offers goods for sale and a tax base you can use to increase the gold in your coffers. Translate that to read kill all the baddies. A typical quest might be to expunge all the evil from the land. To protect and serve your kingdom you must recruit heroes. These goals are achieved by building a kingdom. In each quest you must achieve one or more goals. The game is divided into about 20 quests.

The two games that most closely resemble Majesty are Settlers II and Lords of th Realm. Majesty can loosely be included in the real time strategy genre, but it is both much more and much less than that. The Mac has seen a bit more diversity lately, and one of the games adding depth the Digital Lifestyle is MacPlay's new title Majesty. Fortunately or unfortunately, depending on what kinds of games you like, those A list games have mostly been first person shooters or real time strategy games. That said, almost every game released for the Mac is an A title because those are the ones most likely to sell. It is true there aren't as many games on the Mac as there are on the PC.

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