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Palace Administration

Win by surviving 20 years. The simulation is tuned around palace-based administration, trade, fortification, and late Bronze Age instability. [web:17][web:20][web:22]

Stability

Palace Stability75%
Collapse Pressure25%

Chronicle

Palace Systems

Mycenaean palaces relied on administrative record-keeping, especially through Linear B tablets, which recorded goods, rations, labor, and offerings. [web:17][web:18][web:20]

GranariesControl food supply and famine risk.
ArchivesScribes track inputs, outputs, and taxes.
ArmoriesEquip warriors and chariot forces.
Wall GatesDefend against raids and unrest.

Centers of Power

MycenaeMajor mainland center and royal stronghold.
PylosKnown for extensive palace records.
ThebesImportant administrative hub in Boeotia.
TirynsFortified site associated with massive walls.

Linear B Archive

Tablet A: 32 jars of oil sent to ritual stores.
Tablet B: 18 workers assigned to bronze production.
Tablet C: 45 sheep counted for palace tribute.
Tablet D: Chariot parts issued to frontier patrols.

Event History