From talking to Borcha and Baheshtur we learn that the Khergits originally came from the eastern steppes and took over Vaegir towns, which they then settled. This is all fine and well, but then, why are Khergit towns, castles, and villages using standalone map icons and scenes, whereas the Vaegir ones use the same ones as the Swadians and Rhodoks? Even on the best of days, east-European towns and casltes didn't\ don't look like west-European towns and castles, and given the fact that the Swadians+Rhodoks have a different ancestry from the Vaegirs, their towns should be different too. In fact, if we agree that Vaegirs are based on Kievan Rus, or the Grand Duchy of Moscow, or any of the east-Slavic duchies (or even Moldavia and Wallachia), they should actually have wood-based towns and castles alongside stone-based ones, especially in the easternmost territories. After all, TW did go through with making standalone scenes for Nordic, Khergit, and Sarranid settlements, why not go ...