Rise of Kingdoms · Commander

Constance

Constanceコスタンツァ쿠스탄차

Queen of Sicily

Changed August 30, 2026

Growth

Max stars6

Level cap60

Talent points at max74

Unit capacity at max50,000

XP to max level33,788,400

Sculptures to summon10

Power Stats at any level →

Skill power (all skills maxed)14,500

Base power300

Power multiplier1.05

Skills

Struggling PoisonActive · Lv.5

Deals direct damage to a target troop (Damage Factor 150). The target takes additional damage (Damage Factor 150) every second for the next 3 seconds.

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The RegentPassive · Lv.5

This commander's troop gains 20% Gathering Speed when gathering Wood and 15% Gathering Speed when gathering Food or Stone.

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Loving MotherPassive · Lv.5

This commander's troop gains 30% Load.

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Queen of SicilyPassive · Lv.5

After this commander's troop finishes gathering from a resource point, you will receive an extra 10% resources.

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Talent trees

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Profile

Constance was the rightful heiress of the Norman kings of Sicily, but was not immediately recognized by the aristocracy following her father's death. In 1186, she married Holy Roman Emperor Henry VI and took her place as Queen of Sicily. However, Henry's tyrannical rule over the kingdom led to revolts in Catania and southern Sicily. Henry attempted to placate the rebels by having Constance rule in his stead, but the Sicilians considered the change to be of little substance. Infuriated by Henry's neglect of her and mistreatment of her people, Constance herself joined the uprising. The rebels eventually besieged Henry and forced him to sign a treaty. In 1197, Henry died suddenly during a visit to Sicily—poisoned by Constance, according to some sources. The following year Constance arranged for her infant son Frederick II to be crowned King of Sicily, with herself as Queen Regent, and broke the ties her late husband had formed between Sicily and the Holy Roman Empire. While retaining her status as Empress Dowager of the Holy Roman Empire, Constance was content to see her son succeed only the Sicilian throne, with no desire to claim kingship over the Germans. Constance died suddenly that November, and did not live to witness her son's great achievements. In her will, Constance established the Council of Regency for Sicily and named Pope Innocent III as guardian to young Frederick, ensuring the safety of her son's inheritance.