Questionable Questing

Greatly reduced death rate for certain

You said they have birth control, how good is it? Do they have drugs that increase fertility? Increase the chances for twins? Can they shorten the time pregnant?

Magically good
And yes. We haven't thought about this but this is all yes.
However, we can't examine all of this fully as, to use King's Landing. How does inheritance laws work with so many incest slut breeding relationships and harems?
Not well I'd say, so we politely ignore the consquence except when we can regulate it

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King's Landing style

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But as for magic, I was having Spirit magic gets auras while thought magic get runic symbols surrounding the mage, signs instead of images and colors

It would be interesting to see how inheritance laws are being forced to change and the potential conflicts that will be caused by it. The church of the seven and their dislike of bastardy was probably a big proponent of the usual Primogeniture inheritance. It could be another conflict point in the Church you could explore as the queens open love for her bastard son causes ripples through Westros.

See I would like to make that a plot point but how to do it? Its not Lyanna being her bastard son's wife. It her encouraging all the noble woman to get slut bods and become their sons wives. That is chaos

Chaos to a writer trying to frame it

Have Lyanna hold a great feast for all the nobles, Westros doesn't have christmas but celebrating the anniversary of the rebellion works well enough, then in front of everyone have Lyanna openly flirting and loving with her bastard son and when asked about it, have her throw it back in their face.

Why wouldn't I love my son? Why wouldn't I surrender myself to my seed? You know frame it as a mothers duty to take care of her son and how if they don't then Bastards will turn rotten.

I'll share this with Jackal. You ever read Dredsen Files?

I've heard of it and read a little bit of fanfiction for it, but I've never gotten the chance to get in. I was pretty burned by Dean Koontz and George rr Martin so I'm waiting for the entire series to get finished before I get into it.

There's plenty to read as of now. Great worldbuilding and characters. Lots of fun stuff like seeing a Wizard fight a vampire army in later books

The building was on fire and it wasn't my fault, still is one of the best introductions I've ever heard. Alright you've convinced me, next payday i might buy it off Amazon.

Each book is a short read. Now, book one was a creative writing class story he did for a professor doing a method of storytelling he was told to do but thought would be shit, and the professor said he did great. Next book is better and fun, but book three to four is when it hits off.

I still think the first two are good reads, as they did get me started, but they aren't wow bam amazing yet. Than we get to Summer Knight and oh boy the shit hits the fan with awesome sauce

Magic is basic but good for it. Energy comes from will and emotion, or the elements and other things but that kind of power is hard to control. Bind energy in a circle for rituals or unleash it in a quick blast with raw spell casting and maybe a focus like a wand or staff or no foci. Spells are put energy into effect, get effect. It goes deeper from that but it's simplicity opens up great depth

With any series, but especially sci fi or fantasy, you need at least the first two books to establish the characters and world building.

But its always better to start with simple basic rules everyone can remember and then half the fun of the later books is either breaking them or flirting with the idea of breaking them.

Magic is cool as its varied. Basic, but fun. Gravity magic, fire, water, wind, death. Water was used to melt things before through entropy and decay with one wizard. Another had fire magic lasers. Limited but fun.