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By Turtledove Harry
Harry Turtledove - 2004
King Avram of Detina's decree to free serfs ignited a brutal civil war. The northern provinces, reliant on serf labor, seceded under Grand Duke Geoffrey, Avram's cousin. Avram's southern armies, clad in grey, clashed with Geoffrey's blue-clad forces. Despite the south's initial advantages in land and wealth, the north possessed superior soldiers and more potent wizards. The war's tide began to turn, though its conclusion remained uncertain. An earlier northern advantage was lost when a sorcerer's spell backfired, highlighting the unpredictable nature of magic and the fallibility of battle plans.