Well, turns out there wasn’t really a problem after all. See, both times OGG attacked, they only sent the surplus orks; orks that can die without affecting the production of food and weapons. Also, because the army was entirely male, the females back home can easily restore the population. So, right now, the orks are ok.

However, constantly sending the surplus orks out to war means that their population will grow very slowly. As the years went by, the Coalition would begin to outnumber OGG. To fix this problem, the deities decided to change the system a bit.

You see, orks have a lifespan of about sixty years, and they reach their peak strength at about twenty, while starting to decline at forty. Instead whatever orks that had nothing to do going to war, now it’s orks that are aged forty and above going to war. Even past their prime, orks are still very strong, and would still make good soldiers. At the same time, younger orks are much better at the physical work needed to be done. Instead of having a bunch of old orks sitting around and doing nothing, draining resources, they’ll be sent off to war! It’s brilliant!

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However...I’m bored again, so let’s send a small meteorite into OGG’s capital. Thousands have perished! Gothmog the third is dead! The nation is in chaos! At this rate, it’ll take decades before OGG can recover and send another army! In those decades of peace, the Coalition will lose its fear, again, and fall into stagnation! I’m so evil!

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Ok, I’m not that evil. The meteorite is actually made of titanium! If they mine it, OGG will be able to create alloys that are much stronger than regular steel. They will have an advantage over the Coalition, whose territories contain very little of the metal. That is, of course, if the deities think of checking what the meteorite made of. They’re not very smart, so they might not. Only one way to find out; waiting!...*sigh*...waiting...