Human Fiefdoms
The Human fiefdoms were a collection of distinct regions, each with their own noble who ruled over their own domain. Despite being divided, the fiefdoms shared a common culture and heritage, and were bound together by a strict code of conduct that demanded respect and civility among the noble. This code ensured that guests were always treated with the utmost respect, and that conflicts were resolved peacefully whenever possible. The fiefdoms were also known for their diverse abilities and cultural practices, with each region contributing something unique to the greater whole. The people were proud and independent, with a strong sense of self-expression and individuality, and a willingness to explore new ideas and concepts. Yet, for all their strengths, the fiefdoms were also vulnerable, and the Iceglade War exposed the deep-seated divisions that threatened to tear them apart. The cataclysm that it caused served as a dark mark on human history.
1 - 1080
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Geopolitical, Empire
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