Martial Empires !full!

: Political rights are often tied to military service. For example, in many historical and fictional martial states, only those who have served in the military are granted the right to vote or hold public office. State-Sanctioned Training

The Assyrians introduced psychological warfare as a bureaucratic process. They were the first to use iron weaponry en masse—a technological leap that made their swords unstoppable. But more importantly, they perfected the art of terror. Reliefs from Nineveh depict not just battles, but the flaying of leaders, pyramids of severed heads, and mass deportations. martial empires

Massive battles where guilds fought for dominance and resources. : Political rights are often tied to military service

"Fifty thousand regulars. And one Warlord." but the flaying of leaders

"The Red Phoenix, Zuko."