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Fizzer at 02:36, 18 April 2026

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	==Even Distribution==		==Even Distribution==

	When using a normal distribution, ~~Warzone~~ ensures that each player will always receive the same number of territories as all other players. If the selected map distribution does not divide evenly into the number of players then the remaining territories will be made neutral.		When using a normal distribution, War.app ensures that each player will always receive the same number of territories as all other players. If the selected map distribution does not divide evenly into the number of players then the remaining territories will be made neutral.

	==Limit Distribution==		==Limit Distribution==

Fizzer at 03:39, 13 November 2017

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	==Even Distribution==		==Even Distribution==

	When using a normal distribution, ~~WarLight~~ ensures that each player will always receive the same number of territories as all other players. If the selected map distribution does not divide evenly into the number of players then the remaining territories will be made neutral.		When using a normal distribution, Warzone ensures that each player will always receive the same number of territories as all other players. If the selected map distribution does not divide evenly into the number of players then the remaining territories will be made neutral.

	==Limit Distribution==		==Limit Distribution==

Fizzer at 01:48, 10 February 2013

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	~~Map creators can also supply additional distribution options for their map.~~ A distribution is simply a subset of territories. Any territory that is not in the ~~selected~~ distribution will start as a neutral with the game's [[non-distribution neutrals]] value.		A distribution is simply a subset of territories that determine where players will start. Any territory that is in the distribution will be available for players to start on. Territories not in the distribution will start as a neutral with the game's [[non-distribution neutrals]] value.

	For example, the "Warlords" pattern distribution selects one territory from each bonus and leaves the rest empty. This causes the map to start mostly neutral and players will expand slowly. Another pattern is the "Cities" distribution where you select all territories on the map except for one in each bonus. Game creators can then set the neutrals very high and create a barrier to obtaining each bonus.		For example, the "Warlords" pattern distribution selects one territory from each bonus and leaves the rest empty. This causes the map to start mostly neutral and players will expand slowly. Another pattern is the "Cities" distribution where you select all territories on the map except for one in each bonus. Game creators can then set the neutrals very high and create a barrier to obtaining each bonus.

	All maps get three built-in normal distributions: full distribution (all territories included), [[random cities]] and [[random warlords]]. These can't be turned off by map creators, and will always be available.
			All maps get three built-in normal distributions: full distribution (all territories included), [[random cities]] and [[random warlords]]. These can't be turned off by map creators, and will always be available. Map creators can also supply additional distribution options for their map.

	==Even Distribution==		==Even Distribution==

Fizzer at 05:01, 1 October 2011

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	Map creators can also supply additional distribution options for their map. A distribution is simply a subset of territories. Any territory that is not in the selected distribution will start as a neutral with the game's [[~~initial~~ non-distribution neutrals]] value.		Map creators can also supply additional distribution options for their map. A distribution is simply a subset of territories. Any territory that is not in the selected distribution will start as a neutral with the game's [[non-distribution neutrals]] value.

	For example, the "Warlords" pattern distribution selects one territory from each bonus and leaves the rest empty. This causes the map to start mostly neutral and players will expand slowly. Another pattern is the "Cities" distribution where you select all territories on the map except for one in each bonus. Game creators can then set the neutrals very high and create a barrier to obtaining each bonus.		For example, the "Warlords" pattern distribution selects one territory from each bonus and leaves the rest empty. This causes the map to start mostly neutral and players will expand slowly. Another pattern is the "Cities" distribution where you select all territories on the map except for one in each bonus. Game creators can then set the neutrals very high and create a barrier to obtaining each bonus.

	All maps get three built-in normal distributions: [[full distribution]], [[random cities]] and [[random warlords]]. These can't be turned off by map creators, and will always be available.		All maps get three built-in normal distributions: full distribution (all territories included), [[random cities]] and [[random warlords]]. These can't be turned off by map creators, and will always be available.

	==Even Distribution==		==Even Distribution==
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	==Limit Distribution==		==Limit Distribution==

	Game creators can optionally set a limit on the number of territories that each player receives. When using a limit, the map's distribution is still obeyed. If a limit is set and reached, the territories in the map's distribution that did not get distributed to a player will be made neutral.		Game creators can optionally set a [[territory limit]] on the number of territories that each player receives. When using a limit, the map's distribution is still obeyed. If a limit is set and reached, the territories in the map's distribution that did not get distributed to a player will be made neutral.


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

Grzechooo at 14:38, 28 July 2011

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	All maps get three built-in normal distributions: [[full distribution]], [[random cities]] and [[random warlords]]. These can't be turned off by map creators, and will always be available.		All maps get three built-in normal distributions: [[full distribution]], [[random cities]] and [[random warlords]]. These can't be turned off by map creators, and will always be available.

	=Even Distribution=		==Even Distribution==

	When using a normal distribution, WarLight ensures that each player will always receive the same number of territories as all other players. If the selected map distribution does not divide evenly into the number of players then the remaining territories will be made neutral.		When using a normal distribution, WarLight ensures that each player will always receive the same number of territories as all other players. If the selected map distribution does not divide evenly into the number of players then the remaining territories will be made neutral.

	=Limit Distribution=		==Limit Distribution==

	Game creators can optionally set a limit on the number of territories that each player receives. When using a limit, the map's distribution is still obeyed. If a limit is set and reached, the territories in the map's distribution that did not get distributed to a player will be made neutral.		Game creators can optionally set a limit on the number of territories that each player receives. When using a limit, the map's distribution is still obeyed. If a limit is set and reached, the territories in the map's distribution that did not get distributed to a player will be made neutral.


	=See ~~Also~~=		==See also==

	* [[Initial Territory Distribution]]		* [[Initial Territory Distribution]]
	* [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]		* [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]

			[[Category:Distributions]]

Fizzer at 06:13, 22 July 2011

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	For example, the "Warlords" pattern distribution selects one territory from each bonus and leaves the rest empty. This causes the map to start mostly neutral and players will expand slowly. Another pattern is the "Cities" distribution where you select all territories on the map except for one in each bonus. Game creators can then set the neutrals very high and create a barrier to obtaining each bonus.		For example, the "Warlords" pattern distribution selects one territory from each bonus and leaves the rest empty. This causes the map to start mostly neutral and players will expand slowly. Another pattern is the "Cities" distribution where you select all territories on the map except for one in each bonus. Game creators can then set the neutrals very high and create a barrier to obtaining each bonus.

	All maps get three built-in normal distributions, [[full distribution]], [[random cities]] and [[random warlords]]. These can't be turned off by map creators, and will always be available.		All maps get three built-in normal distributions: [[full distribution]], [[random cities]] and [[random warlords]]. These can't be turned off by map creators, and will always be available.

	=Even Distribution=		=Even Distribution=

Fizzer at 06:11, 22 July 2011

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			Map creators can also supply additional distribution options for their map. A distribution is simply a subset of territories. Any territory that is not in the selected distribution will start as a neutral with the game's [[initial non-distribution neutrals]] value.
	~~All maps have a "full distribution" option that includes all territories, but map~~ creators can also supply additional distribution options for their map. A distribution is simply a subset of territories. Any territory that is not in the selected distribution will start as a neutral.

	For example, the "Warlords" pattern distribution selects one territory from each bonus and leaves the rest empty. This causes the map to start mostly neutral and players will expand slowly. Another pattern is the "Cities" distribution where you select all territories on the map except for one in each bonus. Game creators can then set the neutrals very high and create a barrier to obtaining each bonus.		For example, the "Warlords" pattern distribution selects one territory from each bonus and leaves the rest empty. This causes the map to start mostly neutral and players will expand slowly. Another pattern is the "Cities" distribution where you select all territories on the map except for one in each bonus. Game creators can then set the neutrals very high and create a barrier to obtaining each bonus.

			All maps get three built-in normal distributions, [[full distribution]], [[random cities]] and [[random warlords]]. These can't be turned off by map creators, and will always be available.

	=Even Distribution=		=Even Distribution=

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All maps have a "full distribution" option that includes all territories, but map creators can also supply additional distribution options for their map. A distribution is simply a subset of territories. Any territory that is not in the selected distribution will start as a neutral.

For example, the "Warlords" pattern distribution selects one territory from each bonus and leaves the rest empty. This causes the map to start mostly neutral and players will expand slowly. Another pattern is the "Cities" distribution where you select all territories on the map except for one in each bonus. Game creators can then set the neutrals very high and create a barrier to obtaining each bonus.

=Even Distribution=

When using a normal distribution, WarLight ensures that each player will always receive the same number of territories as all other players. If the selected map distribution does not divide evenly into the number of players then the remaining territories will be made neutral.

=Limit Distribution=

Game creators can optionally set a limit on the number of territories that each player receives. When using a limit, the map's distribution is still obeyed. If a limit is set and reached, the territories in the map's distribution that did not get distributed to a player will be made neutral.

=See Also=

* [[Initial Territory Distribution]]
* [[Random Warlords and Random Cities]]