Editing Magnus the Pious (section)

====Legacy====
As mentioned, Magnus' reign as Emperor brought in a massive number of changes that would become commonplace during the present of Warhammer's setting.

The first and foremost of these was the Colleges of Magic, the system of sanctioned magic established thanks to Magnus' relationship with Teclis. During the times of the Great War, the Empire looked down on all forms of magic and invariably burned every one of them lest they risk the taint of Chaos. Of course, the Empire was somewhat able to tolerate the fact that the elves know magic. After the war and the understanding that daemons were very much beings of magic, it became necessary to channel that same energy to defeat them. To this end, Magnus helped the elves develop a special system of magic that enforced discipline in order to protect them from the corruption.

The second is the establishment of two major territories of the Empire: Middenland (which was formerly the divided provinces of Middenland and Middenheim, but was reunited under the [[Boris Todbringer|Todbringers]]) and Talabecland (Formerly Talabheim and Talabecland, but that's more of a formality since the two territories were merged for years). This also included the establishment of Nuln as capital of the empire. Though no longer true as of the time of Franz, Nuln remains an incredibly influential and powerful city-state, being declared technically independent of the state of Wissenland despite being officially presided over by its elector-count.

Among many other small things, he also left behind a ridiculous tower in Ubersreik called '''Tower of Magnus'''. It is the tallest building in the town. A five stories tall tower housing the entirely of the town's garrison, along with a gigantic horn installed on top of the tower. The horn is said to came from a demon from the great war and it is so huge that a bellow were installed in order for people to actually blow it for emergency attack.

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