The Org Buglist v2

[Foz]

Assassinating someone who resides in your lands is 30% harder than assassinating them in their lands.

Is there evidence that this is unintentional? Because to me it makes a lot of sense. It doesn't seem like a stretch to suggest that men leading armies or otherwise travelling to foreign lands would be more cautious to guard against assassins than they would when in the comfort of their own homes. I for instance am very careful to lock my door whenever staying in a hotel away from home. Yet any given night, it's unlikely that I've taken the time to do so when at home. As a result, it would undoubtedly be far easier to assassinate me while I am at home than it would be when I am travelling. There's a whole different, more cautious mentality that goes along with being in an unfamiliar place, which could easily be what the game mechanics are reflecting.