I easily will agree that militant organization, everything is compartmentalized and specialized, though all can wield two forms of combat, one close one range, one dot each. Intensive lore and or occult training with a specialty towards their department, magitech maintenance, geomantic repairs, or for any who may be respected by the little gods. Self sustaining crops from within, and hatcheries for fishing within the manse. Extensive city structure bore down into the lower stone, though incredible care had been taken to maintain the geomantic stability of the manse itself. Sorcery doubling the crops of each year. Two carefully maintained freshwater springs that have to be recast every 200 years. Everyone under a certain level of hierarchy has two jobs, one each production and service. & months at one job, then seven months at its opposition, though trading shifts is permitted for those who prefer a green thumb to a server's apron and vice versa. The fifteenth month is split into a week off between the the job shifts and a week in ritual service to the gods of the manse, the Celestial Dragon gods, the sea gods, and other noted dignitaries.<br/><br/>The infirm and the elderly maintain small gardens, as well as focus supplications and service to the gods through their days, even the last days of a person are offered up in prayer for the manse and its population.<br/><br/>Above a certain level of command, these are year round positions. Though they also get a week off every 7 months and a week of supplication as prescribed by the tenets of the manse. The vacation is optional, the supplication is not. It is there to maintain humility even of the command.<br/><br/>Anyone unable to tow the line is part of the military and the military's problem. Most often this does not stay a problem, think Palace of the Tamed Storms. Criminals are pressed into shock troop gangs and isolated from the military and the society. Crime is low due to harshness of punishment.<br/><br/>Organized, regimented, scheduled. A Quartermaster's dream.<br/><br/>I really haven't put much thought into it.<br/>