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Without retreading too much ground posited by previous answers:

Any enemies that do not have access to mages, but have an abundance of line infantry, ie, mongols. Provides control over entry. Gives sense of security to citizens. Slows down any army that is a credible threat.

And finally my own contribution, disease and quarantine. If any sort of Bubonic style plague rolls through, high stone walls will be more than sufficient to stop hordes of potentially sick peasants from coming in.

Without retreading too much ground posited by previous answers:

Any enemies that do not have access to mages, but have an abundance of line infantry, ie, mongols. Provides control over entry. Gives sense of security to citizens. Slows down any army that is a credible threat

And finally my own contribution, disease and quarantine. If any sort of Bubonic style plague rolls through, high stone walls will be more than sufficient to stop hordes of potentially sick peasants from coming in.

Without retreading too much ground posited by previous answers:

Any enemies that do not have access to mages, but have an abundance of line infantry, ie, mongols. Provides control over entry. Gives sense of security to citizens. Slows down any army that is a credible threat.

And finally my own contribution, disease and quarantine. If any sort of Bubonic style plague rolls through, high stone walls will be more than sufficient to stop hordes of potentially sick peasants from coming in.

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Razmode
Razmode
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Without retreading too much ground posited by previous answers:

Any enemies that do not have access to mages, but have an abundance of line infantry, ie, mongols. Provides control over entry. Gives sense of security to citizens. Slows down any army that is a credible threat

And finally my own contribution, disease and quarantine. If any sort of Bubonic style plague rolls through, high stone walls will be more than sufficient to stop hordes of potentially sick peasants from coming in.