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"Everything can be made radically elementary." ~Steven Rudich
Radimentary | "Everything can be made radically elementary." ~Steven Rudich Radimentary "Everything can be made radically elementary." ~Steven Rudich November 25, 2025 Training PhD Students to be Fat Newts (Part 2) Last time , I introduced the concept of the “Fat Newt” (fatigue neutral) build, a way of skilling up characters in Battle Brothers that aims to be extremely economical with the fatigue resource, relying entirely on each brother’s base 15 fatigue regeneration per turn. This choice frees up stat and skill points to distribute evenly among offense, defense and utility. To illustrate, l
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