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I'm running a D&D 4e campaign. There, a player has worked very hard and somehow tricked me into becoming a king of an evil kingdom (the population is 100,000+). Good for him; he deserves it. However, how do I keep him from:

1. Going into his town's treasury and looting all the gold and buying everything in the D&D manual?
2. Rolling his army out to do quests for him?

Furthermore, how do I challenge a king intellectually and in battle? A personal army would be very annoying for me to maintain and or fight. Imagine rolling 20 times per turn.

The other players are just regular PCs and he wants to continue playing.

Any thoughts at all would be appreciated.

Edit: the area he became king of is a town in the abyss. The PCs are level 11.

I'm running a D&D 4e campaign. There, a player has worked very hard and somehow tricked me into becoming a king of an evil kingdom (the population is 100,000+). The area he became king of is a town in the abyss. Good for him; he deserves it. However, how do I keep him from:

1. Going into his town's treasury and looting all the gold and buying everything in the D&D manual?
2. Rolling his army out to do quests for him?

Furthermore, how do I challenge a king intellectually and in battle? A personal army would be very annoying for me to maintain and or fight. Imagine rolling 20 times per turn.

The other players are just regular PCs (at level 11) and he wants to continue playing.

Any thoughts at all would be appreciated.

I'm running a D&D 4e campaign. There, a player has worked very hard and somehow tricked me into becoming a king of an evil kingdom. Good for him; he deserves it. However, how do I keep him from:

1. Going into his town's treasury and looting all the gold and buying everything in the D&D manual?
2. Rolling his army out to do quests for him?

Furthermore, how do I challenge a king intellectually and in battle? A personal army would be very annoying for me to maintain and or fight. Imagine rolling 20 times per turn.

The other players are just regular PCs and he wants to continue playing.

Any thoughts at all would be appreciated.

Edit: the area he became king of is a town in the abyss. The PCs are level 11.

I'm running a D&D 4e campaign. There, a player has worked very hard and somehow tricked me into becoming a king of an evil kingdom (the population is 100,000+). Good for him; he deserves it. However, how do I keep him from:

1. Going into his town's treasury and looting all the gold and buying everything in the D&D manual?
2. Rolling his army out to do quests for him?

Furthermore, how do I challenge a king intellectually and in battle? A personal army would be very annoying for me to maintain and or fight. Imagine rolling 20 times per turn.

The other players are just regular PCs and he wants to continue playing.

Any thoughts at all would be appreciated.

Edit: the area he became king of is a town in the abyss. The PCs are level 11.

I'm running a D&D 4e campaign. There, a player has worked very hard and somehow tricked me into becoming a king of an evil kingdom. Good for him; he deserves it. However, how do I keep him from:

1. Going into his town's treasury and looting all the gold and buying everything in the D&D manual?
2. Rolling his army out to do quests for him?

Furthermore, how do I challenge a king intellectually and in battle? A personal army would be very annoying for me to maintain and or fight. Imagine rolling 20 times per turn.

The other players are just regular PCs and he wants to continue playing.

Any thoughts at all would be appreciated.

Edit: the area he became king of is a town in the abyss. The PCs are level 14.

I'm running a D&D 4e campaign. There, a player has worked very hard and somehow tricked me into becoming a king of an evil kingdom. Good for him; he deserves it. However, how do I keep him from:

1. Going into his town's treasury and looting all the gold and buying everything in the D&D manual?
2. Rolling his army out to do quests for him?

Furthermore, how do I challenge a king intellectually and in battle? A personal army would be very annoying for me to maintain and or fight. Imagine rolling 20 times per turn.

The other players are just regular PCs and he wants to continue playing.

Any thoughts at all would be appreciated.

Edit: the area he became king of is a town in the abyss. The PCs are level 11.