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26 September 2026

  • curprev 14:4114:41, 26 September 2026 Madelineblackbart talk contribs 1,402 bytes +1,402 Created page with "Full declared war between major city-states is the rarest form of conflict in the world, for reasons that reinforce each other. ; Symmetric power : No city has an advantage decisive enough to make war cheap. A full war between major powers is ruinously expensive in lives and resources with no guarantee of outcome. ; Geography : The scale of the world makes projecting force across it extremely costly before a battle has begun. Supply lines of a thousand miles or more are..." Tag: Visual edit