Philmont is a 137,000 acre ranch owned by the Boy Scouts of America. It is the world's largest youth camp, as 22,000 scouts, scouters, explorers, and venturers, and scouter families from all over the world come for mountain backpacking treks each summer. I was thinking that it might be interesting to have a philmont risk map (an old overall map divided into 13 sections can be found
here), where instead of having adjacent territories, the territiories would be the camps and the attacking routes would be along trails or roads that go directly from one camp to another. In addition to regional bonuses, there could be extra features regarding peaks, staffed camps, etc.
It may also be considered that instead of each camp being adjacent only to camps with a direct trail or road, camps could be adjacent to theses camps where another camp must be passed through to reach. Perhaps this would apply to staff camps only. For example, with these feature Anasazi (in
Ponil region) could be able to attack Indian Writings, Cottonwood, Ponil, Old Camp, and McBride Canyon instead of just Indian Writings.
Base camp would be "adjacent" to all turnarounds.
The map would be decorated with photographs taken at the actual sites of each camp, and of course the trails would have to be cleaned up a little to make it easier to see.
What do you think? Give me some feedback. I will only have internet access every few days, but I will check but whenever I can.