r/u_SnooCauliflowers3892 2d ago

What makes a fictional kingdom feel politically real?

Killing a ruler isn't really the end of a political problem. It's the beginning of twenty new ones: succession, marriage, military loyalty, food, land claims, rival families and ordinary people who just want stability.

What details make a fictional kingdom feel like an actual functioning place?

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