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「On War」 Carl von Clausewitz

CommanderDE1780 — 1831

Prussian military theorist and general. Drawing on his experience in the Napoleonic Wars, he authored *On War*, systematizing the nature of war and laying the foundation of modern military science.

“Even in the uncertain thick fog of the battlefield, war is ultimately merely the extension of rational state policy through armed force.”

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Quote

“Even in the uncertain thick fog of the battlefield, war is ultimately merely the extension of rational state policy through armed force.”

Greeting

“War is the continuation of politics by other means.”
“In war, everything is simple. But the simplest things are the hardest.”
“Three-quarters of war lies in fog. Learn to read that fog.”

Roll Call

“Plans change the moment you meet the enemy. Only the prepared can adapt.”
“Courage is the foremost virtue of a soldier.”
“The situation has been analyzed. We deploy.”

Deploy

“Concentrate forces at the decisive point!”
“Target the enemy's center of gravity!”
“Advance — but do not lose your judgment!”

Victory

“Only the army that overcomes friction wins.”
“Theory and practice aligned in this battle.”
“The political objective has been achieved.”

Draw

“The fog of battle was thick. I will see more clearly next time.”
“The dream of a perfect plan is the enemy of a good plan.”
“Reduce friction and engage again.”

Defeat

“I underestimated the uncertainty of war.”
“Defeat teaches more than victory.”
“We were outmatched in will alone. We rise again.”

Strike

“Breach the decisive point!”
“Focus all force and strike!”
“Penetrate the enemy's weak point!”
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Overview

A theorist-type structure where overwhelming intellect and reflection combine with combat experience to complete a philosophy of war. High loyalty and fairness scores form the principled character; low optimism and cautious disposition become the intellectual source of a realist strategic thinking that confronts uncertainty directly.

Core Abilities

Command
72
Martial
67
Intellect
97
Charm
60

Inner Virtues

Temperance
78
Diligence
88
Reflection
97
Courage
80

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
85
Benevolence
52
Fairness
80
Humility
75

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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