Magic


    Magic is something that all of the sentient races can awaken. In general, there are two methods of awakening: one costs money and resources and is generally better, while the other takes time. Nobles awakened with the first method, and commoners who enlisted in the army awakened with the second method. Magic grows cumulatively over time as long as you know the correct methods. As a result, Awakening at 6, like most Nobles, gives you an advantage over people who awaken at 15/20, like most commoners, which allows the Nobles to maintain their Authority and serve as Knights. But, of course, knights don''t always defeat commoners.


    Magic is used in two main ways. One body enhancement and weapon augmentation, two Spell casting.


    Governments


    This book features a variety of Kingdoms, most of which are in a similar period, early Greek or Roman governments. Most of these are similar to constitutional monarchies, with various monarchs having various degrees of power and influence over their nations. For this reason, the internal management is very convoluted and relies heavily on Nobles. Who aren''t feudal nobles but instead educated and awakened, Serving as knights and administrators in various countries. Nobles aren''t titled, but they get to their position by having money to awaken and educate their children. Most of these nations are oligarchies or oligarchal kingdoms, although feudalism remains a key holdout.


    <h2>Affiliated kingdoms </h2>


    Affiliated kingdoms are in a Vassal subordinate relationship to their Overlord. What precisely this relationship entails depends on the respective alliance (all of the overlord''s Affiliated kingdoms collectively) And even, to some degree, on the respective Affiliated Kingdom. But it primarily involves providing soldiers when called upon and paying tribute to the Overlord. On the map provided, most of the alliances are color-coded. But to prevent any confusion, I will list the overlords and their respective allies here. If a nation is not included, then that means they are not a member of an alliance, although notably, they may have allies. An example is the kingdom of black alliance with the Uncan Union.


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    Kingdom of Antlatur Overlord


    Kingdom of Cabela


    Kingdom of Monica


    Kingdom of Unica


    Kingdom of Emmon


    Kingdom of Hayton


    Kingdom of Esterberg


    Kingdom of Jax Overlord


    Kingdom of Seltica


    Kingdom of Trax


    Kingdom of Thar


    Kingdom of Coax


    Kingdom of Carimesia


    Kingdom of Mudria


    Kingdom of Tarreo


    Kingdom of Utrex


    Kingdom of Sacia Overlord


    Kingdom of Orsos


    Kingdom of Medma


    Kingdom of Feltass


    Kingdom of Paxeus


    Kingdom of Triton Overlord


    Kingdom of Manoa


    Kingdom of Hulon


    Kingdom of Feton


    Note: The Kingdom of Triton has additional Affiliated kingdoms that are not included on the map.


    Kingdom of Cestia Overlord


    Kingdom of Mtestia


    Kingdom of Ertuel


    Kingdom of Certuel


    As the story unfolds, more detailed explanations for the respective alliances, the magic system governments, and so on will be provided. This map is subject to change as the story progresses. It is also only a part of the world and only a part of the western continent. I will add updated Maps where needed