Travel Battle Campaign Maps: A more randomised version

When I created my first set of mini-campaign maps they retained a degree of symmetry that was somewhat obvious. I have therefore been experimenting with a slightly more randomised placement of the two boards using the following method:

• Each board (A and B) was copied in four different orientations (1, 2, 3, and 4).
• Starting with board A in the top left-hand corner of the mini-campaign map, a D6 die was thrown (1 = 1; 2 = 2; 3= 3; 4= 4; 5 and 6 = re-roll the D6 die) to select which of the orientations of board A to use (e.g. A3).
• In the space to the right of the first board placed on the min-campaign map, the same method was used to chose the which of the four orientations of board B to place there (e.g. B1).
• Alternating with A and then B, this method was used to place the next two boards on the mini-campaign map.
• The second row of boards added to the mini-campaign map started with one of the board Bs, followed by a board A etc.
• The third row of boards added to the mini-campaign map started with one of the board As, followed by a board B etc.
• The fourth row of boards added to the mini-campaign map was created in exactly the same way as the second row.

The resulting map is more randomised and looks like this:

You will note that I have changed the colour scheme to make this map look more southern than northern European.

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TRAVEL BATTLE was designed and manufactured by Perry Miniatures, and the materials I have produced above are in no way intended to infringe their copyright, and have been created for my own use and amusement.