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Alex, there are a couple of points.
1. Illiniar and Kalevria haven't been at war with each other since the reign of the kingdom's founder (about 3 centuries ago). After Illiniar's death, his country significantly reduced its zeal for warfare. And the Kalevrians have no particular reason to attack them. First, Illiniar is much stronger, and second, they are surrounded by far more dangerous enemies from a religious point of view than their fellow humans (even if they are more dissolute and do not accept their religion as the official one).
2. There are no large landowners in Kalevria as such. The land belongs either to the clergy or to small landowners who actually work on it.
3. And although the sacred warriors of Kalevria conduct military campaigns on a regular basis, some points bother me. That is, if we compare it to real crusades, then the siege of even one Shunian city can be compared to the capture of Jerusalem by the crusaders, i.e., it is not a simple task and requires direct preparation, not something done "in passing."
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Yan'Shi do not practice necromancy, except for those who, for some reason, have shown an interest in the magic of the southern sorcerers.
1. Illiniar and Kalevria haven't been at war with each other since the reign of the kingdom's founder (about 3 centuries ago). After Illiniar's death, his country significantly reduced its zeal for warfare. And the Kalevrians have no particular reason to attack them. First, Illiniar is much stronger, and second, they are surrounded by far more dangerous enemies from a religious point of view than their fellow humans (even if they are more dissolute and do not accept their religion as the official one).
2. There are no large landowners in Kalevria as such. The land belongs either to the clergy or to small landowners who actually work on it.
3. And although the sacred warriors of Kalevria conduct military campaigns on a regular basis, some points bother me. That is, if we compare it to real crusades, then the siege of even one Shunian city can be compared to the capture of Jerusalem by the crusaders, i.e., it is not a simple task and requires direct preparation, not something done "in passing."
Added 2 minutes later
Yan'Shi do not practice necromancy, except for those who, for some reason, have shown an interest in the magic of the southern sorcerers.