I think...I can appreciate that there's a whole institution in a renaissance setting dedicated to empowering women, but the situation that brought upon it is really... lol, what? There are plenty of scenarios where the queen can take command. Or plenty of other positions you can appoint for a tactician. Was there really a need to make a whole other queen category for this... or is it because society is still misogynistic and this was the only way or something... I'm so confused.
I think...I can appreciate that there's a whole institution in a renaissance setting dedicated to empowering women, but the situation that brought upon it is really... lol, what?
There are plenty of scenarios where the queen can take command. Or plenty of other positions you can appoint for a tactician. Was there really a need to make a whole other queen category for this... or is it because society is still misogynistic and this was the only way or something... I'm so confused.