Mijak was once governed by seven warring warlords, but when Raklion and the god decided that they must unite under a single warlord, Mijak turned to a country. Now, under Macardian, Mijak thrives. The world is not a futuristic world, but rather a modern, medieval city.
Warhost is the Mijak equivalent for an army. A warhost must contain at least 2,000 soldiers. It is divided into groups, focusing on a single weapon, and shells, which is the Mijak equivalent of a troop composed of at least ten to fifteen members.
The weapons:
There are no days in Mijak; only highsuns. There are no months in Mijak: only godmoons. There are no sunsets nor sunrises in Mijak: only lowsuns. There are no nights in Mijak: Only quiet time, where nobody is allowed to walk the streets, except the smiting godspeakers.
A finger, the most common unit of measurement, can be used for anything. A finger in distance means a mile. A finger in time, means an hour. A finger in volume, means a liter. And a finger in mass, means a kilogram.
A godspeaker is the Mijaki equivalent of priest.