A Glimpse Into What's Ahead

It seems to be unrealistic because of the 3 completely different kingdoms.

With 300 items for EP (CAS + B/B), it means 100 items for each kingdom (size of 4 kits).

I think Maxis was focused on Royal and Noble stuff for each kingdom (Maybe a lot of jewelry).

SEREFRAS wrote:

I really hope that Sims 4 Royalty & Legacy have Blacksmiths, Servants, Spearsmen, Proper Swordsmen, Catapults, Playable & Caravans. Also I still would love to finally see big playable Dragons.

Yes to the dragons. I would love some new pets for my sims. 

Maybe the completely different kingdoms are like the Universities, with many of the assets in a design that could be used by all of them. From the heralds, it seems to me that there will be a sea kingdom, a forest area kingdom and maybe a bush/desert area kingdom. We already have quite a lot of hirable help, maids, butlers, nannies, cooks, gardeners, etc. I don't think they will need to add more. If the royalty is modern day, then they don't even need to add that much modern stuff like clothing and furniture and could focus on adding some more historical items and maybe some really expensive items sims could buy.

Yes to big rideable dragons that spit fire if we feed them embers. 🙂 

I don't think Africa royal stuff is similar to UK royal  stuff , for example hairstyle.

I'd honestly be happy with either of those options,

The frog in that series is much more than he initially appears.

Well, sure they will most certainly have several head pieces to choose from. But I don't think they will be too many, just enough to make a distinction between the three. Like how in University, the mascot is different, but the flags and banners are the same, just different texture. 

EP10 Snowy Escape had stuff for Ski station, Traditional Japan and Modern .

Graham Nardone worked on this EP and now he leads Maxis Europe so it would make sense if EP21 is similar.

I believe you. I don't really mind either way, as my sims very rarely collect frogs anyway, they are so boring as pets.