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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Patryn of Elvenshae" data-source="post: 3772029" data-attributes="member: 23094">Righty-o.  I agree.  So why does 1 day cover a "mission/campaign/etc. and all the planning/coordination/tension that goes with it?"Why not a month?  Why not a week?  Why not a year?When I buy food and provisions for my army, I don't plan 1 day at a time.  I plan a campaign, which might take months to come to fruition.What is it about a resource which can be used once in any of, on average, 4 battles that makes it strategic?  Isn't one which could be used once in any of, on average, 30 battles more strategic?Where is the cut-off between "This is strategic" and "This is tactical," and why is it there other than "inertia"?  What if a resource is only useable once every two battles?  Is that no longer a strategic resource?What if, in a given day, you only have one combat encounter?  What if you have the powers to ensure that, in any day you desire, you will only have one combat encounter?  Now, all your per-day resources are turned into per-encounter resources.  Are they still strategic resources?</blockquote>