Battle Zones: Assigning Features
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Finally, the GM notes the features within each zone, including fortifications. The features should be locations that can affect the outcome of the battle in some way—choke points (such as the Central Hilltop and Fortified Gate), strategically important targets (such as the Lion Supply Train), and especially defensible locations (such as the Diamond Mines and Mountain Vale). Any location that provides an especially significant defensive benefit should be represented with a fortification (see page 276 of the core rulebook).
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Fields of Victory · Chapter 3: Acts of War › Battle Zones › Using Battle Zones · p. 118 p. 121
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Finally, the GM notes the features within each zone, including fortifications. The features should be locations that can affect the outcome of the battle in some way—choke points (such as the Central Hilltop and Fortified Gate), strategically important targets (such as the Lion Supply Train), and especially defensible locations (such as the Diamond Mines and Mountain Vale). Any location that provides an especially significant defensive benefit should be represented with a fortification (see page 276 of the core rulebook).