Workshop

I agree with Vegtam; it seems a bit inconsistent, especially since I don't understand the reasons for such hatred from the Byzantine towards the Rus'. But I would like to respond to some points.

Does the Bogatyr "kill ND"? O_o

It's the same as "kills a person with ND"; crabby just jumped the gun.

How does the potter know the status? Especially if it's not listed anywhere?

Well, as I understand it, the potter is hired to make dishes, and the guy is attentive, he watches the employer, sees where and what, asks here and there, and that's how he figures it out. And you can figure out the statuses later; you don't have to start the Mafia tomorrow. And here, I'll delve into history.

The Mongols and Tatars of that time were the same people.

No, the Tatars were one of the Mongol tribes, although it's clear that the author chose the wrong words here.

By the way, the Polovtsy and Pechenegs had already become part of Rus' by the time of the Tatar-Mongol yoke, and their blood had mixed with the Slavic blood.

The Pechenegs as a tribal formation did not exist at all by the time of the Mongol-Tatar invasion; our princes took care of them a little. But I'm not claiming that there were no representatives of their people at all. As for the Polovtsy, they didn't merge at all; they stood out as a tribal formation until that time, they just became quieter, and the Mongol-Tatars finished them off in the period of approximately 1237-1240. But in general, the setting does not specify the time period :D