building

This is a world of magic.

We can lower mountains, and drown them down.

Why a sovereing is unable to make the place inhabitable with spells, if that's even the first chapter of each kingdom/empire when a sovereign settles?

Would it be too OP?

How about 200 Mana spell, add +1 material to the spot, or +1 grain. or 350 mana +1 essence?

doubel that for increasing from +2 to +3 and further or whatever, it's a matter of balance, but why we are unable to do so?

Human mages would be able to create places for cities.

Why a fallen cannot build a city on ruins of other city? That razing thing stuff, is strategically fine, as long as there is a counter, there should be a counter for everything to form a good game I think. so maybe just reducing the place by -1 material/-1grain?

Why a city cannot be formed on 0/0 place? you could still rush some building to get the production going.

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Essence is exponentially powerful and would quickly get out of hand. No spell or ability should be able to infinately raise essence. 200 mana is too cheap for +1 material or grain. This also runs a similar risk of inifinity (though not as major). For 50-100 mana switching 1 grain with 1 material (or vice versa) would be fair though.

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Whatever, make it more costly. disallow asting on existing cities, wake a demon with every cast (it's spring, everything is coming out from the ground, no kidding, i buried my mother in law yesterday... )

you need a 2/2/1 city to be worth settling, together this could be 2000 mana. fair enough for me.

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I can't answer to the magnitude of how OP this would be, but it has potential to be game breaking. Unless you limit the casting to 1 of each per tile, or 1 per tile. The mana cost should be more than 2 to 300, like 500 or 750. Then there's the which spell book this stuff goes under. (not getting into that ) But it's a factor.

Then I can start seeing this suggestion not being OP.

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