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When you are in territory mode, you can select an area in multiple states and add it to a specific territory. You can continue to select more area and add it to any existing territory that you select. [Click on a territory, select an area on the map, and then click the "Add to Territory" button.] But note: you can't split a state, if you are using that as the geographical unit for territories. You can only build territories up from the base unit that you choose. - Walt Cygan |
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