Taking Territory

[Burter]

All neutral territory (marked in green on the map) is divided into sections. After you take the main base in that section, you gain all the land owned by those people.

The people there do not have loyalty to anyone until they are taken over and forced into loyalty. Obviously, be nice or they might turn on you.



Taking enemy territory is different. By taking an enemy building, you gain control of that square and all squares touching it, unless another building is on one of the squares. As you delve deeper into the country, you will take more land.

You may not build anything on land that you have not yet taken. This includes checkpoints.

[Burter]

Got a lot of IM questions on this, so bump

[Retane]

So when we move to a eutral section, we have to basically go in and take over whatevers there before it is ours? Or is it like:

Burter move my men to (insert neutral section).

And then we move there and taadaa it is ours just like that?

Also does this mean if I move to a land that it's not mine until I take it over?

And you said taking... that means making it your own right?

[Burter]

Yes, taking over a land means making it your own.

You have to take the structure before you take the section of neutral spaces. It's all villages, for the most part.

[Grandpa Gohan]

So obviously theres people in these villages, or they wouldnt be villages. THe villagers, will/can they become part of our respective armies?

[Burter]

Yes

[Super Buu]

Are you going to update the map with the main bases for the neutral armies, and the different sections of the neutral map, or do we have to find them ourselves?

Edit: And for the taking enemy territory thing, does 'all squares touching it' include diagonally?

[Burter]

You'll have to find them yourself. I'm updating all four maps seperately. I have a Master Map for myself

It depends on the location. I'm gonna say yes, in general, but in some special cases it may not