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	~~''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.~~		#REDIRECT [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]

	Warzone automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every [[map]]. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.

	~~However, many map designers include a [[Cities and Warlords Distribution#Warlords Distribution\|warlords distribution]] and [[Cities and Warlords Distribution~~#Cities Distribution\|cities distribution]] manually by picking the [[Territories\|territory]] in each [[bonus]] themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:
	* They allow each game to have exactly the same start, ensuring there is a single strategy per game
	* In a [[fog]] game, players will know where the cities or warlords will be, players can use this as a benefit provided that their city(ies) or warlord(s) got out-ranked by the opposition

	These distributions are designed for maps whether or not bonuses overlap. If a map designer overlaps bonuses, these distributions won't produce unexpected results. This'll mean that [[superbonuses]] will not affect the distribution of warlords and cites.

	~~Warlords will have a starting location, even if any bonus is worth less than an army per turn.~~

	~~== Warlords Distribution ==~~
	~~<!--- This is enough detail -->''Warlords distribution'' is a [[normal distribution]] that allows ''a'' territory in each bonus on a map to be pickable during distribution.~~

	~~== Cities Distribution ==~~
	~~<!--- This is enough detail -->''Cities distribution'' is a normal distribution that allows ''all apart from a'' territory in each bonus on a map to be pickable during distribution.~~

	~~==See also==~~
	* [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]
	* [[Random Cities Distribution]]
	* [[Random Warlords Distribution]]
	* [[Initial Territory Distribution]]
	* [[Normal Distribution]]

	~~[[Category:Distributions~~]]

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	''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.		''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.

	~~WarLight~~ automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every [[map]]. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.		Warzone automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every [[map]]. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.

	However, many map designers include a [[Cities and Warlords Distribution#Warlords Distribution\|warlords distribution]] and [[Cities and Warlords Distribution#Cities Distribution\|cities distribution]] manually by picking the [[Territories\|territory]] in each [[bonus]] themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:		However, many map designers include a [[Cities and Warlords Distribution#Warlords Distribution\|warlords distribution]] and [[Cities and Warlords Distribution#Cities Distribution\|cities distribution]] manually by picking the [[Territories\|territory]] in each [[bonus]] themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:

DanWL60: Changed external links into internal links and rearranged sentences.

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	WarLight automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every [[map]]. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.		WarLight automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every [[map]]. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.

	However, many map designers include a [~~https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution~~#Warlords warlords distribution] and [~~https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution~~#Cities cities distribution] manually by picking the [[Territories\|territory]] in each [[bonus]] themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:		However, many map designers include a [[Cities and Warlords Distribution#Warlords Distribution\|warlords distribution]] and [[Cities and Warlords Distribution#Cities Distribution\|cities distribution]] manually by picking the [[Territories\|territory]] in each [[bonus]] themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:
	* They allow each game to have exactly the same start, ensuring there is a single strategy per game		* They allow each game to have exactly the same start, ensuring there is a single strategy per game
	* In a [[fog]] game, players will know where the cities or ~~start points~~ will be, players can use this as a benefit provided that their ~~warlord~~(s) or ~~city~~(~~ies~~) got out-ranked by the opposition		* In a [[fog]] game, players will know where the cities or warlords will be, players can use this as a benefit provided that their city(ies) or warlord(s) got out-ranked by the opposition

	These distributions are designed for maps whether or not bonuses overlap. If a map designer overlaps bonuses, these distributions won't produce unexpected results. This'll mean that [[superbonuses]] will not affect the distribution of ~~Warlords~~ and ~~Cites~~.		These distributions are designed for maps whether or not bonuses overlap. If a map designer overlaps bonuses, these distributions won't produce unexpected results. This'll mean that [[superbonuses]] will not affect the distribution of warlords and cites.

	Warlords will have a starting location, even if any bonus is worth less than an army per turn.		Warlords will have a starting location, even if any bonus is worth less than an army per turn.

DanWL60: Typo.

2015-01-14T15:43:15Z

Typo.

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	''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.		''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.

	WarLight automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every [[map]]. This determines that the ~~[[Category:Distributions~~ distribution]] will be random when the game is started.		WarLight automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every [[map]]. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.

	However, many map designers include a [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Warlords warlords distribution] and [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Cities cities distribution] manually by picking the [[Territories\|territory]] in each [[bonus]] themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:		However, many map designers include a [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Warlords warlords distribution] and [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Cities cities distribution] manually by picking the [[Territories\|territory]] in each [[bonus]] themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:

DanWL60: Moved and added more links.

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Moved and added more links.

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	''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.		''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.

	WarLight automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every map. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.		WarLight automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every [[map]]. This determines that the [[Category:Distributions distribution]] will be random when the game is started.

	However, many map designers include a [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Warlords warlords distribution] and [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Cities cities distribution] manually by picking the [[Territories\|territory]] in each [[bonus]] themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:		However, many map designers include a [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Warlords warlords distribution] and [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Cities cities distribution] manually by picking the [[Territories\|territory]] in each [[bonus]] themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:
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	* In a [[fog]] game, players will know where the cities or start points will be, players can use this as a benefit provided that their warlord(s) or city(ies) got out-ranked by the opposition		* In a [[fog]] game, players will know where the cities or start points will be, players can use this as a benefit provided that their warlord(s) or city(ies) got out-ranked by the opposition

	These distributions are designed for ~~[[map]]s~~ whether or not bonuses overlap. If a map designer overlaps bonuses, these distributions won't produce unexpected results. This'll mean that [[superbonuses]] will not affect the distribution of Warlords and Cites.		These distributions are designed for maps whether or not bonuses overlap. If a map designer overlaps bonuses, these distributions won't produce unexpected results. This'll mean that [[superbonuses]] will not affect the distribution of Warlords and Cites.

	Warlords will have a starting location, even if any bonus is worth less than an army per turn.		Warlords will have a starting location, even if any bonus is worth less than an army per turn.

DanWL60: Moved and added links.

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	~~''Warlords and Cities Distribution redirects here.''~~

	''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.		''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.

	WarLight automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every map. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.		WarLight automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every map. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.

	However, many map designers include a [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Warlords warlords distribution] and [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Cities cities distribution] manually by picking the territory in each bonus themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:		However, many map designers include a [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Warlords warlords distribution] and [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Cities cities distribution] manually by picking the [[Territories\|territory]] in each [[bonus]] themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:
	* They allow each game to have exactly the same start, ensuring there is a single strategy per game		* They allow each game to have exactly the same start, ensuring there is a single strategy per game
	* In a [[fog]] game, players will know where the cities or start points will be, players can use this as a benefit provided that their warlord(s) or city(ies) got out-ranked by the opposition		* In a [[fog]] game, players will know where the cities or start points will be, players can use this as a benefit provided that their warlord(s) or city(ies) got out-ranked by the opposition

	These distributions are designed for ~~maps~~ whether or not bonuses overlap. If a map designer overlaps bonuses, these distributions won't produce unexpected results. This ~~will~~ mean that [[superbonuses]] ~~won't~~ affect the distribution of Warlords and Cites.		These distributions are designed for [[map]]s whether or not bonuses overlap. If a map designer overlaps bonuses, these distributions won't produce unexpected results. This'll mean that [[superbonuses]] will not affect the distribution of Warlords and Cites.

	Warlords will have a starting location, even if any bonus is worth less than an army per turn.		Warlords will have a starting location, even if any bonus is worth less than an army per turn.

	== Warlords Distribution ==		== Warlords Distribution ==
	<!--- This is enough detail -->''Warlords distribution'' is a [[normal distribution]] that allows ''a'' [[territory]] in each [[bonus]] on a [[map]] to be pickable during distribution.		<!--- This is enough detail -->''Warlords distribution'' is a [[normal distribution]] that allows ''a'' territory in each bonus on a map to be pickable during distribution.

	== Cities Distribution ==		== Cities Distribution ==

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	These distributions are designed for maps whether or not bonuses overlap. If a map designer overlaps bonuses, these distributions won't produce unexpected results. This will mean that [[superbonuses]] won't affect the distribution of Warlords and Cites.		These distributions are designed for maps whether or not bonuses overlap. If a map designer overlaps bonuses, these distributions won't produce unexpected results. This will mean that [[superbonuses]] won't affect the distribution of Warlords and Cites.

	Warlords will have a starting location, even if any bonus ~~that~~ is worth at less than an army per turn.		Warlords will have a starting location, even if any bonus is worth less than an army per turn.

	== Warlords Distribution ==		== Warlords Distribution ==

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			''Warlords and Cities Distribution redirects here.''

	''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.		''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.

DanWL60: Rephrased.

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Rephrased.

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	''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.		''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.

	WarLight ~~allows you to utilize~~ a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] or [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for ~~any~~ map. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.		WarLight automatically creates a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] and [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for every map. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.

	However, many map designers include a [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Warlords warlords distribution] and [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Cities cities distribution] manually by picking the territory in each bonus themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:		However, many map designers include a [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Warlords warlords distribution] and [https://www.warlight.net/wiki/index.php?title=Cities_and_Warlords_Distribution#Cities cities distribution] manually by picking the territory in each bonus themselves. For most games, this is preferred since the map designer typically knows best where to place these. This has a few advantages:

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	''Not to be confused with'' [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]].		''Not to be confused with [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]''.

	WarLight allows you to utilize a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] or [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for any map. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.		WarLight allows you to utilize a [[Random Warlords Distribution\|random warlords distribution]] or [[Random Cities Distribution\|random cities distribution]] for any map. This determines that the distribution will be random when the game is started.