Great insight, I appreciate the response. I just upgraded to premium so I am now able to branch out and play a lot of different game styles. If there are any other trainings or forums on the different game styles I would be interested. Thanks.

but if somebody could give me the info on what to research so as to be able to work on maps i would be interested in pursuing such a hobby. Thanks.

well...I didn't know where to post this but thanks for the info. And as much as I'd love to work on this idea myself...I don't know how to create a map on a computer. I imagine it is somewhat difficult.

Is there a training academy for flat rate spoil games and the best strategies for winning them? I feel like escalating spoils really depends more on luck of the draw, turn sequence and so on and that flat rate depends more on strategy, which is why i like to play it more.

I would like to suggest the development of a map modeled on the Boston, Charlestown, Dorchester Heights region. one that takes into account the circumstances during the American Seige of British Occupied Boston in 1775-6. The region and situation is perfect for a risk map in my opinion. With ...