*Conscript* armies reflect the societies that produce them - it's why armies are often significantly more effective after about a year or two of mobilization brings in a significant amount of human capital from the civilian world. But professional militaries are a walled garden.

Capitalizing “The Science” jfc

You can notice this real quick if you play it enough - your first board or two after not playing for a bit will tend to give you exactly the cards you need, but each subsequent run the odds of you getting the cards needed get more and more remote.

but that wasn't all that you said. you said that turning campaigns into hubs of mutual aid was bad for both campaigns and mutual aid, and that kat's campaign manager should be too busy to shlep tampons around.

"After getting dumped once again by a Big City Guy who just doesn't have time for a relationship, a gal returns home only to have an unexpected run-in with the one who got away - who, as it turns out, never got away at all and can't discuss the concept of 'travel' without using homophobic slurs"