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	== Territories ==		== Territories ==
	Every map is divided in territories, ranging from 2 to ~~3200~~. Each player holds one or more of them at the start of the game. The basic goal is to conquer all enemies' territories, or to conquer the whole map if necessary.		Every map is divided in territories, ranging from 2 to 4000. Each player holds one or more of them at the start of the game. The basic goal is to conquer all enemies' territories, or to conquer the whole map if necessary.
	Here's an in-game screenshot:		Here's an in-game screenshot:
	https://d32kaghj56y4ei.cloudfront.net/static/img/Map.png		https://d32kaghj56y4ei.cloudfront.net/static/img/Map.png

DanWL60: Map of the week on See also

2015-03-07T15:13:49Z

Map of the week on See also

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	==See also==		==See also==
	* [[Map Making]]		* [[Map Making]]
			* [[Map of the week]]

	[[Category:Game Settings]]		[[Category:Game Settings]]
	[[Category:Maps\|!]]		[[Category:Maps\|!]]

Fizzer at 01:08, 19 December 2014

2014-12-19T01:08:49Z

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	Every map is divided in territories, ranging from 2 to 3200. Each player holds one or more of them at the start of the game. The basic goal is to conquer all enemies' territories, or to conquer the whole map if necessary.		Every map is divided in territories, ranging from 2 to 3200. Each player holds one or more of them at the start of the game. The basic goal is to conquer all enemies' territories, or to conquer the whole map if necessary.
	Here's an in-game screenshot:		Here's an in-game screenshot:
	~~http~~://~~i39~~.~~tinypic~~.~~com~~/~~108buxf~~.png		https://d32kaghj56y4ei.cloudfront.net/static/img/Map.png

	The black is the background, you can't select it nor can you attack or influence it in any way. It's usually black, but some maps have different colors, or even a pattern or an image.		The black is the background, you can't select it nor can you attack or influence it in any way. It's usually black, but some maps have different colors, or even a pattern or an image.

Moros at 07:34, 1 March 2014

2014-03-01T07:34:00Z

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	== Bonuses ==		== Bonuses ==
	A [[bonus]] is a group of territories that give you additional armies if you control all of them. They can easily be distinguished from each other by their distinct color, as shown on the image above. The red bonus that the orange player controls, called Central Russia, consists of 5 territories. You can also see the red square above it, that is the bonus link. It shows how many armies a certain bonus gives. Sometimes they are shaped differently, or a long distance from the actual territories, or completely absent. If you're unsure, you can always click on a territory, then on the "More Info" button in the window on your left, and you get a list of what territories it borders to, and of what bonuses it is part of. Sometimes there are multiple layers of bonuses on each other, ~~those~~ are called [[~~Super Bonuses~~]].		A [[bonus]] is a group of territories that give you additional armies if you control all of them. They can easily be distinguished from each other by their distinct color, as shown on the image above. The red bonus that the orange player controls, called Central Russia, consists of 5 territories. You can also see the red square above it, that is the bonus link. It shows how many armies a certain bonus gives. Sometimes they are shaped differently, or a long distance from the actual territories, or completely absent. If you're unsure, you can always click on a territory, then on the "More Info" button in the window on your left, and you get a list of what territories it borders to, and of what bonuses it is part of. Sometimes there are multiple layers of bonuses on each other, the larger ones are called [[Superbonuses]] in that case.

	==See also==		==See also==

Grzechooo at 13:57, 24 June 2012

2012-06-24T13:57:38Z

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	A '''Map''' is a board on which the games are played on.		A '''Map''' is a board on which the games are played on.
	It consists of territories and bonuses.		It consists of territories and bonuses.


	== Territories ==		== Territories ==
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	The black is the background, you can't select it nor can you attack or influence it in any way. It's usually black, but some maps have different colors, or even a pattern or an image.		The black is the background, you can't select it nor can you attack or influence it in any way. It's usually black, but some maps have different colors, or even a pattern or an image.

	The ~~grey~~ and colored shapes are [[territories]], they each have a name that's not being ~~showed~~ on this picture, but you can see it by holding your mouse over it. The filling has different colors, depending on what player owns it. Here, two players are visible, the blue and the orange one. Some territories have numbers in them, while some don't. This is because your point of view is the blue player, and with this [[fog]] setting you can only see the numbers on the territories you border.		The gray and colored shapes are [[territories]], they each have a name that's not being shown on this picture, but you can see it by holding your mouse over it. The filling has different colors, depending on what player owns it. Here, two players are visible, the blue and the orange one. Some territories have numbers in them, while some don't. This is because your point of view is the blue player, and with this [[fog]] setting you can only see the numbers on the territories you border.

	The ~~grey~~ territories are [[neutral]], they can be attacked by anyone, and they ~~can~~ defend themselves, but they cannot attack anyone else. On most games, they ~~are worth~~ 2 armies, i.e. you have to defeat two armies to conquer it. But it could as well be, as ~~showed~~ in this example, 0 armies, which means you get it directly if you send any number of armies to conquer it. Also, it could raise up to 10 or even higher, those high-valued neutrals are called [[wastelands]].		The gray territories are [[neutral]], they can be attacked by anyone, and they defend themselves, but they cannot attack anyone else. On most games, they have 2 armies, i.e. you have to defeat two armies to conquer it. But it could as well be, as shown in this example, 0 armies, which means you get it directly if you send any number of armies to conquer it. Also, it could raise up to 10 or even higher, those high-valued neutrals are called [[wastelands]].

	From a territory, you can perform a two actions on another territory: [[Attack Only and Transfer Only\|attack or transfer]].		From a territory, you can perform a two actions on another territory: [[Attack Only and Transfer Only\|attack or transfer]].

	== Bonuses ==		== Bonuses ==
	A [[bonus]] is a group of territories that give you additional armies if you control all of them. They can easily be distinguished from each other by their distinct color, as ~~showed~~ on the image above. The red bonus that the orange player controls, called Central Russia, consists of 5 territories. You can also see the red square above it, that is the bonus link. It shows how many armies a certain bonus gives. Sometimes they are shaped differently, or a long distance from the actual territories, or completely absent. If you're unsure, you can always click on a territory, then on the "More Info" button in the window on your left, and you get a list of what territories it borders to, and of what bonuses it is part of. Sometimes there are multiple layers of bonuses on each other, those are called [[Super Bonuses]].		A [[bonus]] is a group of territories that give you additional armies if you control all of them. They can easily be distinguished from each other by their distinct color, as shown on the image above. The red bonus that the orange player controls, called Central Russia, consists of 5 territories. You can also see the red square above it, that is the bonus link. It shows how many armies a certain bonus gives. Sometimes they are shaped differently, or a long distance from the actual territories, or completely absent. If you're unsure, you can always click on a territory, then on the "More Info" button in the window on your left, and you get a list of what territories it borders to, and of what bonuses it is part of. Sometimes there are multiple layers of bonuses on each other, those are called [[Super Bonuses]].




	==See also==		==See also==

Moros: /* Territories */

2012-03-22T23:42:42Z

Territories

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	The grey territories are [[neutral]], they can be attacked by anyone, and they can defend themselves, but they cannot attack anyone else. On most games, they are worth 2 armies, i.e. you have to defeat two armies to conquer it. But it could as well be, as showed in this example, 0 armies, which means you get it directly if you send any number of armies to conquer it. Also, it could raise up to 10 or even higher, those high-valued neutrals are called [[wastelands]].		The grey territories are [[neutral]], they can be attacked by anyone, and they can defend themselves, but they cannot attack anyone else. On most games, they are worth 2 armies, i.e. you have to defeat two armies to conquer it. But it could as well be, as showed in this example, 0 armies, which means you get it directly if you send any number of armies to conquer it. Also, it could raise up to 10 or even higher, those high-valued neutrals are called [[wastelands]].

	From a territory, you can perform a two actions on another territory: [[~~attack or transfer\|~~Attack Only and Transfer Only]].		From a territory, you can perform a two actions on another territory: [[Attack Only and Transfer Only\|attack or transfer]].

	== Bonuses ==		== Bonuses ==

Moros: /* Territories */

2012-03-22T23:41:45Z

Territories

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	== Territories ==		== Territories ==
	Every map is divided in territories, ranging from 2 to 3200. Each player holds one or more of them at the start of the game. The basic goal is to conquer all enemies' territories, or to conquer the whole map is necessary.		Every map is divided in territories, ranging from 2 to 3200. Each player holds one or more of them at the start of the game. The basic goal is to conquer all enemies' territories, or to conquer the whole map if necessary.
	Here's an in-game screenshot:		Here's an in-game screenshot:
	http://i39.tinypic.com/108buxf.png		http://i39.tinypic.com/108buxf.png
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	From a territory, you can perform a two actions on another territory: [[attack or transfer\|Attack Only and Transfer Only]].		From a territory, you can perform a two actions on another territory: [[attack or transfer\|Attack Only and Transfer Only]].


	== Bonuses ==		== Bonuses ==

Moros at 23:41, 22 March 2012

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 ==See also==

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'''Map''' is a board on which the games are played on.

==See also==
* [[Map Making]]

[[Category:Game Settings]]
[[Category:Maps|!]]