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It depends on the issumatar. He answered.

Those that follow the standard set by Siku the First, would be prone to war. Why share this? Why speak of any piece of history where it was not welcome?

Often they will settle in a region and expect payment by any families not of the creed. A tax, I suppose it could be called. The families are protected after and left alone. But this was not actually common.

My mother did this. When she became issumatar, she took pledges in the form of warriors bending the knee, or gave the protection of her band to those around the village.