Battle Zones: Mapping The Area
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The GM divides the map into zones based on key geographic features. In this example, the Lion
Encampment (Zone 1) has pickets surrounding it, creating artificial barriers. Meanwhile, the Lower Plains (Zone 4) and Upper
Plains (Zone 7) are divided by the Hilltop (Zone 5). While Zones 4, 5, and 7 are not divided by any clear physical barrier, holding the Hilltop makes passage between the other two zones much more difficult, as the only other route requires traveling through the Rice Paddies (Zone 6) or Mine Paths (Zone 3). The GM should also note any fully impassible zones, such as the Mountains.
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Fields of Victory · Chapter 3: Acts of War › Battle Zones › Using Battle Zones · p. 118 p. 120
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The GM divides the map into zones based on key geographic features. In this example, the Lion
Encampment (Zone 1) has pickets surrounding it, creating artificial barriers. Meanwhile, the Lower Plains (Zone 4) and Upper
Plains (Zone 7) are divided by the Hilltop (Zone 5). While Zones 4, 5, and 7 are not divided by any clear physical barrier, holding the Hilltop makes passage between the other two zones much more difficult, as the only other route requires traveling through the Rice Paddies (Zone 6) or Mine Paths (Zone 3). The GM should also note any fully impassible zones, such as the Mountains.