Feudom

When the Sÿenann attack another being, their intent is to kill. They are not interested in taking prisoners, intimidating the population, or demoralizing their foes, as usual with the eternal scuffles between the Hegemony and the Feudals, the actions of the Dwarves to reaffirm their territory, or the varank slave raids. No, the Sÿenann are above all of that. If they attack you, it will be to slit your throat… then swiftly move on their next unfortunate target.

The kingdom’s knights, proud to comply with the highest of chivalric codes, will not hesitate to lay down their lives if that is deemed the right thing to do, whether it is while protecting the innocent, or defending their lord, their kingdom, or themselves.

And so a Knight of Feudom is, above all, a brave person – a man or woman of their word. Those who fight by their side know that the knight will not abandon them, will never betray them and will not flee in the midst of battle. Because there is no enemy capable of intimidating a knight, and no skirmish or fight in which their courage will falter.

Less quarrelsome than the Knights of Feudom but just as implacable, the Priestesses have the power to invoke the goddesses and receive their response through cult practices such as prayers, psalms, and blessings. The mere presence of a priestess among the knights on the battlefield greatly troubles any and all enemies.

With but a few whispered words, the priestesses can bolster the strength of the warriors around them, heal wounds so that a combatant does not have to withdraw from the fray, and create impassable protective halos.