A central river provides naval access inland, and numerous religious sites dot the landscape. With rich coastal waters and plentiful resources, the Indochinese peninsula promises many opportunities for expansion and conflict. In the Upper Himalayas, there are no Trade Routes to obstruct wall placement. Beware, as established native settlements dot the landscape. Beyond the trees, in the lush central valley, vast quantities of Food and Gold lie ripe for the taking. Players start with Town Centers in close proximity to thick forests. Gain control of this expanded map's vital choke points to restrict your enemies' access to the most valuable resources. The plateau is not present in free-for-all games. Trade sites are situated at the edge of the map, while natives inhabit the plateau. Resources are plentiful, as Mines, small herds, and sparse forests ring the surrounding lowlands. Players start on opposite sides of a central plateau that contains thick forests and abundant wildlife. Your Home City has prepared well for this expedition, so your first Shipment will be available quickly. Wild beasts roam the island's northern region, while Gold mines and ancient Treasures can be found nestled amongst the cliffs to the south. Fortunes will be sought on the central island, as players must migrate north to establish bases on this resource rich coast.
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Players begin on a humble patch of rock rising up from the middle of the sea. The waters around the island are visible at the start of the game, and are ripe for fishing. Each team has access to a Trade Route servicing the breadth of the island, where a wealth of Gold and Food may be discovered by those willing to brave the dense jungle. With a rich coastal region and a bountiful interior, the island of Borneo promises endless opportunities for expansion and conflict.
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