The Supreme Laws of Fijorn

The True Laws of Fijorn
"Discipline is strength. Honor is law. The Emperor’s will is absolute."

The Supreme Laws of Fijorn

These are the immutable, unbreakable laws of the Empire, as decreed by God Emperor Ratha Fijorn himself.

To disobey these laws is to invite exile, reformation, or execution. The Veil enforces them, and no mortal—not even a noble—may defy them.

1. The Emperor’s Word is Absolute

The God Emperor is the highest authority in Fijorn.
His decrees override all other rulings.
To question his will is heresy—and heresy is punishable by death.

2. The Veil Holds Judgment

No citizen has the right to a personal trial.
The Veil judges all, and its ruling is final.
The nobility and military officers may request clemency, but only if the High Matron wills it.

3. Service to Fijorn is Mandatory

All men must serve a minimum of ten years in the military.
All women of the Veil must serve until permitted to retire by the High Matron.
Desertion is treason, and treason is punishable by death.

4. The People Must Be Strong

Weakness is not punished—it is corrected.
Citizens who fail in duty are retrained, reformed, or repurposed.
The Emperor does not abandon his people, but he does not tolerate idleness.

5. Foreign Influence is Forbidden

No foreign ideologies, weapons, or tactics shall be accepted in Fijorn.
No foreign advisors may hold positions of power.
Trade with outsiders is strictly controlled.
Anyone caught selling Fijornian steel, tactics, or magic to foreigners is executed immediately.

6. The Emperor is the Only God

Ratha Fijorn is divine. No other gods exist.
All worship outside of the Emperor is heresy.
Heresy is punishable by exile or execution.
Even the nobility must adhere to this law.

7. Knowledge is Power & Must Be Controlled

House Ravencourt dictates all recorded history.
Possession of unapproved books, scrolls, or magical texts is illegal.
Unauthorized scholars are exiled or imprisoned.
Forbidden knowledge is erased, and those who spread it are silenced.

8. An Oath to Fijorn is for Life

Lying to the Veil, officers, or noble houses is treason.
Oaths of loyalty to the Emperor are lifelong.
Betrayal is punished with death or erasure from history.

9. Fijorn Does Not Harbor Traitors

Any citizen who leaks information, sells weapons, or aids a foreign power is executed immediately.
A traitor’s name is erased from history.
Their families are marked, monitored, and may face exile.

10. Fijorn Does Not Beg—It Takes

If Fijorn needs something, it builds it, forges it, or conquers it.
No citizen may beg, steal, or barter with weakness.
If something must be acquired, it must be earned.

Enforcement & Punishments

The Veil handles all trials and enforcements.
The Noble Houses have some privileges, but all answer to the Emperor.
The Military enforces the law with discipline and absolute efficiency.

Punishments are swift and absolute:

Exile – For those who can still serve but have failed beyond reform.
Reformation – For those who are deemed salvageable.
Execution – For heretics, traitors, and threats to Fijorn’s dominion.

The Everyday Life of a Fijornian Citizen

"Discipline breeds strength, honor breeds purpose. Every Fijornian stands ready."

Fijorn is not a land of excess nor idle luxury—it is a well-oiled machine of duty, honor, and precision. Every citizen, regardless of status, contributes to the strength of the empire. From the farmers who feed the legions to the smiths who forge their weapons, every action is a service to Fijorn’s supremacy.

The Structure of Fijornian Society

Fijorn operates as a military state, where discipline, efficiency, and service dictate the lives of its people. Trade flourishes between cities, and the empire is known for its self-sufficiency—with vast markets, fortified towns, and highly organized farming districts ensuring that Fijorn never relies on outsiders.

The Cities of Fijorn

Each Fijornian city serves a purpose, controlled by one of the Twelve Noble Houses:

Divination (The Capital) – Home of the God Emperor’s Throne, the Veil, and the Grand War Council.
Blackstone – The beating heart of Fijornian steel production, where the best weapons and armor are forged.
Stormhelm – The stronghold of the Iron Vanguard, training the elite legions.
Drakenheim – The center of war strategy and academia, where Fijorn’s military doctrine is written and refined.
Frostmoor – The northern hunting grounds, where beast-slayers and scouts train in the cold wilderness.
Shadowmere – The fortress-city of the Veil, where spies and assassins are trained in absolute secrecy.
Goldmere – The economic hub of Fijorn, where trade is conducted and military resources are distributed.

Other cities are dedicated to enchantment, siege warfare, agriculture, and fortifications, each designed to sustain the Emperor’s vision of an eternal empire.

Daily Routine of a Male Citizen (Retired Soldier or Civilian Worker)

Sunrise Ritual: Every morning begins with The Emperor’s Oath, a declaration of loyalty and strength.

All men, regardless of status, recite the oath before dawn, reinforcing their dedication.
Retired soldiers, blacksmiths, and farmers offer a prayer to Fijorn’s banner, symbolizing unity.

Morning Work & Duty (Varies by profession)

Blacksmiths forge weapons, armor, and siege tools.
Farmers tend to military food reserves, ensuring the army remains well-fed.
Retired Soldiers become combat instructors, training young recruits.
Scholars & Historians study past battles and tactical advancements to prepare for future wars.
Enchanters & Engineers refine arcane weapons, siege engines, and battlefield magic.

Midday Combat Drills (Mandatory for all men under 30)

Even civilians must train in armed combat weekly to remain battle-ready.
Weapon drills, hand-to-hand combat, and war simulations are part of every man’s life.
Veterans supervise and test younger men, ensuring no Fijornian grows weak.

Evening Gatherings & Events

Families discuss the Emperor’s latest decrees and military victories.
Public parades honor fallen heroes, reminding all of their duty to the empire.
Dueling tournaments are held for warriors to prove their strength.
The Annual War Games allow cities to compete in large-scale simulated battles.

"A man of Fijorn is never idle—he either serves, trains, or builds his homeland."

Daily Routine of a Woman in Fijorn (Retired Veil or Civilian Worker)

Morning Rituals: The day begins with either prayer or meditation, offering thanks to the Emperor’s rule.

Artisan Work & Governance

Retired Veil members transition into roles of law enforcement, education, or medical fields.
Women skilled in enchantment craft magical blades and armor for the legions.
Scholars of the Veil record battle histories, refine war doctrines, and train the next generation.
Retired warriors oversee academies, ensuring Fijorn’s martial arts and tactics remain unrivaled.

Midday Ceremonies & Family Governance

Marriages, business contracts, and family matters are overseen by the Veil, ensuring stability.
Motherhood is sacred—raising the next generation of warriors is considered a holy duty.
Women who trained as assassins or spies still receive updates, ensuring they remain sharp.

Evening Reflection & Combat Training

The Veil never fully retires—many continue secretive combat practices long after their prime.
Young women learn hand-to-hand combat, dagger techniques, and subtle assassination methods.
Elite instructors are chosen to pass down hidden techniques, ensuring Fijornian women remain untouchable.

"A woman of the Veil does not die a warrior—she becomes a legend."

Social Hierarchy & Structure

Fijorn is divided into three major social tiers:

The High Tier – Nobility & Generals

God Emperor Ratha Fijorn – The divine ruler of all Fijorn.
The High Matron & the Veil – Enforcers of law, purity, and discipline.
The Twelve Noble Houses – Each house commands a city, military force, and Divlear.

The Middle Tier – Soldiers & Scholars

Fijornian Officers & Veterans – Leaders of war and military strategy.
Military Scholars & Engineers – Those who develop tactics, weapons, and siege technology.
War Mages & Arcane Engineers – Specialists in combat magic and battlefield sorcery.

The Lower Tier – Civilians & Craftsmen

Blacksmiths & Artisans – Forge Fijorn’s weapons and armor.
Farmers & Laborers – Maintain Fijorn’s vast food supply and trade network.
Educators & Healers – Train the future generations and maintain public health.

Outcasts & Exiles (The Dishonored)

Those who fail beyond redemption are cast out.
Exiled Fijornians are stripped of their name, rank, and identity.
They are erased from history, left to wander without home or purpose.

Entertainment & Celebrations

Despite its strict discipline, Fijorn celebrates strength, victory, and loyalty.

The Emperor’s Victory Festival – A month-long celebration honoring Ratha Fijorn’s ascension.
Battle Hymn Performances – Choirs sing anthems of conquest and military pride.
The Annual War Games – Cities compete in grand-scale battles, testing their warriors.
Dueling Tournaments – Great warriors face off in honorable combat.
Legends of War – Historical performances retelling Fijorn’s greatest victories.

The Supreme Laws of Fijorn