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... itary forces. While many great houses prided themselves on long-standing knightly traditions—raising and training warriors from noble bloodlines—Edric Valmont had no interest in such things. He was a businessman first and foremost, a man who saw the world in terms of profit and opportunity.
Rather than wasting resources on maintaining an expensive standing army, Edric built his forces through wealth and strategy. He hired his knights instead of raising them, gathering a force not just of ...
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