RLC kings are only profitable if they have rare traits. If there are already active kings of a RL I wouldn't king it imo. Rare BO bases are only really sought after if they're combo factors - my king is a NRLC with a rare BO base and he's not profitable.

Forgot what account I was on - https://www.lioden.com/lion.php?mid=438339 is the king I meant.

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It probably depends on the king. I remember looking to buy an Ennead RLC and maybe kinging it, but saw that the ones up for stud were priced relatively low (500ish? SB I think) and still had slots left at the end of the week. Quite a few RLC studs I've seen go cheap without selling out their slots at the end of the week, particularly those with special combo or rainy/dry season-dependent coats

I advise doing your research on what studs of that RLC are going for. If you're not kinging for a while, remember that prices might drastically rollercoaster in the mean time. Maybe 3 others might king the same clone, or the clones already up for stud retire and leave your king the only stud in town.

If your RLC has a non-combo BO only base or markings you'd love to see on your own lions, then maybe it ups your personal enjoyment of the king (or maybe potential cub sales.)

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