>>21371361To play devil's advocate, /kfsp/ might have trouble supplying its army to the northwest, since according to the existing map of the pre-war country, the northwest is only connected to the heartland with one major road (either hilly or tunnel, neither are good for moving a lot of resources quickly), and road connections to either /duck/ or /mogu+doog/ are questionable (since the map seems to omit international roads). So, supplying the army enough to quickly defeat /mogu+doog/ (how?) might be difficult, especially given
>>21371776's case, /duck/ will be either just take over /duck/ or is also fighting the war against /kfsp/. As such, it's kind of difficult to believe it is strong enough to basically take the brunt of the coalition before taking into account other potential enemies on other sides. If we assume /wah/ is at least sympathetic to /kfp, then they might also be able to threaten the supply line to the northwest quickly (either by the more accessible river valley or going uphill) if they decide to join the war.
Overall, as a thought exercise, I feel it's unlikely that /kfsp/ would be able to go very far in the war before it starts losing ground on all sides.
>>21371826Maybe they're always here...
>>21372113Frozen meat is an acquired taste.
>>21372020I don't think the majority of /kfp/ is too keen on leaning towards them, whether creative or not.
