Throughout the history of Falyimoar there have been many wizards, necromancers and scholars who have researched and tested methods of raising the dead. Some have found ways to return the dead back to the living, while others have merely returned the bodies ability to move. Many necromancers begin their careers dissecting and stitching together dead animals before animating them. Though few ever keep this practice and go on to create flesh golems, amalgamations of different bodies all sewn together and called a body. Flesh golems of humanoids can have wildly varying degrees of capability depending on the necromancy who made them, and the quality of parts used in their creation. Some are great looking, others can speak fluently, so complex arithmetic and behave as a normal person, while others can barely move of their own accord.

Across Falyimoar rates of mathematical literacy range wildly from person to person. Despite their long lives the Morihito often have some of the lowest levels of mathematical literacy amongst their general population, but at the same time have some of the most adept mathematicians on the continent. In most states the governing body has a body whose purpose is solely to manage the financials of the states, who in turn are often the most proficient in mathematics. Typically those who reside in large cities are better at mathematics, with the best of them in the city often being craftsmen, merchants or clergymen.

Most people have a general understanding of addition and subtraction, and an intuitive understanding of division, but fewer have a grasp of multiplication, exponents of variables. Burgdalin has a publicly available schooling system which is not found in other surrounding states. Through this school any who can pay the entry and boarding fee may attend and study rather than becoming an apprentice to a tradesman. As a result of this the average understanding of mathematics in Burgdalin is much higher than the surrounding county's.