Myself and several other players are frustrated with the amount of cubs that typically come from a natural (not influenced by buffalo balls or GoP) litter. As of writing this, I have six pregnant lionesses and not a single one of them are having more than one cub. I know it's bad luck, but it is incredibly frustrating to put forward so much SB and/or GB for so little return.

If we want to get into the realism side of things, lionesses in the wild can have up to 6 (rarely, 7) cubs, with 2-3 being the average.

Sources:
https://cbs.umn.edu/lion-research-center/all-about-lions/frequently-asked-questions
https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/lion
https://lionalert.org/lion-reproduction-offspring/

I'm not saying that we should bump up the max litter to six, but I think a tweak to what litter sizes are more common/uncommon would be incredibly less discouraging, slightly more realistic, still balanced, and friendlier to those of us who don't hoard enough GB to shell out for buffy balls year-round.

The bare bones of what I'm suggesting is this:

2 cubs - Most common
3 cubs - Less common but still not unattainable
1 cub - Less common than both of the above. Metaphorically, the spot on the spinning wheel you really don't want the needle to land on
4 cubs - Least common of all of them, but perhaps slightly less hard to achieve than it is now?

Visually, something like this:



Please give me your suggestions on how to make this better!! And if you don't support, please say why!