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It would be merely that Cos would now be the dominant force on the continent. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #522)

"In many cities and lands, indeed, in most parts of the world," he said, "things will be surely much as they were before". I considered such things as the difficulties of communication, the difficulties of maintaining supply lines, the lengths of marches, the paucity of roads, the isolation of cities, the diversities of cultures and such. "I think you are right," I said. It would be merely that Cos would now be the dominant force on the continent. Also, geopolitically, it did not seem likely that Cos could indefinitely maintain her power. Her seat of power was overseas and her forces were largely composed of mercenaries who were difficult to control and expensive to maintain. The recent campaigns of Lurius of Jad must have severely drained the treasury of Cos, and perhaps of Tyros, too, her ally. - (Magicians of Gor)