The Card Titles - Royalty
Each card has a title. From the lowly Ace to the high and mighty king. Everyone has a title. “Well they are all small kingdoms.” Nope! Each kingdom is equal and large with several people having the same title.
Kings - Kings hold high position. They are powerful leaders. This doesn’t just mean one given the title “King of ______” is going to be ruler of their entire kingdom. They just have the potential to be a strong leader. Perhaps the founder of a prosperous trade, or maybe a King is a person others would follow to the ends of the realm. But, with such great leadership, they do have some cons. For example, Kings with no assistance from a “Queen” or “Jack” figure may become prideful or cruel to their followers. Their judgments can become foggy, making them unable to distinguish between right and foolish. Many crime bosses in the lands are usually Kings who have not taken any help.
Queens - Queens are the more gently and understanding of the three royal titles. A Queen is looked up to as a mentor or a person to share a personal moment to. Queens make a close net of people to spend time with and befriend, making a small community. They are good listeners and strive to find a solution for everyone. When paired with a King, a Queen can do wonders. The Queen shares with a King a more sympathetic side. A Queen is not very good without a King though. Since Queens want to solve the problems of others and listen well to news while unable to put through the proper leadership skills to give relief, they are more susceptible to suspicions and worries that can take over every thought. When this happens, Queens start assuming things that aren’t there. For example, if only a Queen rules an entire kingdom, they might suspect others may want to invade and reach to highly drastic measures like attacking any traveler that walks within their land.
Jacks - Jacks are more like the advisers to people. They take in every possible factor and come up with the best outcome. For this, they are often known as the scholars of the four kingdoms. Their information is built up by reading and working. They enjoy talking, but they are usually busy learning to really socialize. This ends in a horrible way. Without contact with other people, Jacks become more and more insane. Their brilliance transforms into insanity. They are usually watched carefully now by someone since this madness usually can cause damage to other people.