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Matriarchy/Monarchy Legacy Challenge Rules
Here are the rules and point system for the Monarchy Legacy challenge I’m doing with the Roland family!
Rules:
Must buy the biggest lot and set funds to only $1,800
no cheating
no supernaturals
can play on any length life span but aging must be turned on
Founder and Heirs can only be female
If any male offspring, they are never allowed to get full time jobs. They can have part time jobs.
Males must take care of babies/children as long/as much as possible.
You have the option of moving any of the offspring out once they reach young adult.
All heirs after the first Founder must have gone to University to be considered eligible to be the next founder.
babies can be aged up right away
toddlers must learn to walk and talk and must be potty trained before they're aged up
children and teens must have an A+ in school before aging up
Only Females can go to University since only they will be eligible to be the next Heir
First founder(s) may be created however you like but ALL offspring must have randomized traits
Sims that die on the family lot must be kept there. Eventually creating your own cemetery.
You may not adopt unless in a homosexual relationship.
Founder has to be married before having offspring
Win after the 10th generation is born. Can only lose if no female Heir is produced.
Points:
You get 1 point for your Founder and 1 point for every generation born until the 10th. (max 10 points)
You gain 1 point for every unique lifetime want fulfilled by a family member. The Sim in question must be living in the house and be part of the family tree to earn this point. (max 32 points)
You gain 1 point for every $100,000 in net worth of the house. To get the net worth, combine furnished value with the family's cash on hand. (max 20 points)
You gain 1 point when a sim is able to earn 100,000 points worth of aspiration rewards. You may earn an additional point if they somehow earn more than 200,000
You gain 1 point for every portrait you create of a family member before they die. Like above, the Sim must be part of the family tree and living in the house to qualify. Sims must be of Young Adult or older and living on the lot at the time of the portrait. Portrait types: Painted, Sculpture, Biography, Sepia Photography. (no max)
Gain 1 point for every sim that went to University and got a degree. (no max)
Here’s the link that I got the original rules from: https://simslegacychallenge.com/legacy-challenge-rules/sims-3-legacy-challenge-rules/ - I did add some of my own to make it more interesting, like the going to university and getting a degree bit.
Now that Leanna was pregnant, it was the perfect time for her to focus on her art. In fact, she enjoyed being pregnant and doing her art so much that she’s not sure if she wants to go back to her job in the Military.
The evolution of the Roland Family Legacy house! I’m going for a military base kind of feel! Seeing as the founder started in the military career I thought it would be a fitting backstory for her to be living in a Military base where she has the option to upgrade it as she progress’ in the Military career and makes more money! I’m having a lot of fun with this house. The colour scheme is mostly green/white/brown, trying to stick with that military theme! I’m actually really happy with the way the house is progressing. Even the first house I made for under $1,800 simoleons and I was very proud with how it came out. FULL credit goes to lilsimsie for the small “tent” house idea.
Cai is absolutely my favorite right now