Nilfgaardian & Perfect
I find that the most decisive armies march in perfect rows, just as your spreads do in flawless grids. What do you think makes that alignment so critical on the battlefield?
Because a line that is off is a line that is exposed. When every footstep is measured, the enemy sees no weakness, just a disciplined march. The same way a slanted hem is a personal affront—no one tolerates sloppy tactics on the field.