Another playtesting in June, this time testing the new rules with three players. I had also made a bunch of new army markers, five for each of the nine armies one player can have. At this point I didn't have any way of tracking the number of soldiers in each army on the unit-marker itself. So I made one marker for each number of soldiers that an army could have, and then the players could switch markers on the board if they recruited more units to one army or if one army lost soldiers in battle. This was preferable to just keeping track of the number of soldiers on a tracksheet, since it was easier this way for other players to see how many enemy soldiers was out there on the board.
Also new tracksheets can be seen in some of these pictures. On these new tracksheets you now only recorded the experience of each army, and not the number of soldiers in it. A track for supplies was also included. Big thanks to Jostein and Øyvind for participating in this round of playtesting.
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