Federation Guard Scenario PBT

"The art of concentrating strength at one point, forcing a breakthrough, rolling up and securing the flanks on either side, and then penetrating like lightning deep into his rear, before the enemy has time to react is in having complete maps and knowing how to use them." 

 -Field Marshall Erwin Rommel (1891-1944)

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DETAILED MAP VIEW

     On most maps ou will find a legend in one of the lower corners that will tell you what scale the map is drawn, how to identify special objects on the map and in some cases even the topographic la of the land.  In military war gaming you will encounter a more complex set of symbos used to mark many things in the game including unit placement, size, and type.  These symbols are same used by most modern military forces today witha  few minor modifications which specifially apply to paintball.  Other symbols may be used that unique game.  Those symbols should be eplained in the map legend.

     If you are fortunate enough to get a topographical map of the play field you will, find that it will be helpful understanding the full scope and use of the play field.  You may also want to learn to add this kind of detail on low quality maps.  You will find that having this type of map will save your team from troubles in the fame cause by cliffs, streams and deep creak beds.