It can’t be. The Quarass inheritance is the class. Not some ritual, it’s just a unique class that shares information with the new inheritor. But that information isn’t even organized, so they have to search through it themselves to find if there is anything of worth.

Might be a typo, might just be character ignorance. But Jinn would not be known for granting wishes, and Djinnis are alive and present in Chandrar.

the necrocrasy seems a pragmatic bunch, but we are told that undead dont level, and one would say that his messages are a gift, for im sure the dental king armies are leveling, and the undead would be a finite resource, but with endless food due to endless workforce u can do that innit, well, necrocrasy and all, how do they decide what to do in case the current king goes kaput for whatver reason, where they necrocrasy before him?, feels like their burials should detheet and declaw any who dies to avoid an whoopsie of country ending capabilities.

He students looked up and nodded. Order returned as Niers pointed at the map of Tiqr.

When you think about it, half of Izril – the entire northern half, more or less – is basically super young, on the timescale of much of Innworld. The Five Families only came over from Terandria a few thousand years ago, and being all humans, they don’t really have a long lifespan. The drakes and gnolls are much older, but they also likely had to deal with the brunt of dragon aggression. The Walled Cities might be old, but there are relatively few of them, and the level of safety and security they would provide would mean a lot of people living there don’t have to endure much adversity to help leveling.

In comparison, large portions of Chandrar seem to be much older. The Quarass is older than Khelt, and both are possibly a few tens of thousands of years old. There should be 3 other Shield Kingdoms that are old enough to remember dragons. Roshal has also seemingly been around for a long while. Living in an almost perpetual desert would also be a challenge on a day to day basis, meaning the average level of adversity would lead to higher average levels across much of the continent.

Toren would be horrible in Khelt. Not only would he have to be under Fetohep’s control, but he wouldn’t be able to kill anyone, unless he went up against like Flos’ army.

There hasn’t been an “Erin” chapter in like 15 chapters…