MongolWars maps

this is my recollection of a custom doragon map,
this was a large map, the lowest terrain is the yellow plains, yellow to dark brown is increasing altitude,
green is trees, purple was temples, the island of trees could hide a max of two units one behind the other, (i made the island too wide in the image btw, you could march 2 units either side of it easily) . the highest terrain, and most defensible was the dark brown, but you could get no more than 4 units wide and two deep up there, light green to dark green is increasing altitude tree covered, the very dark green was hilly tree covered,

you could defend around the temples - but the trees and temples made cohesion and control difficult
BUT you had good fields of fire except down the far left (looking at map above) - but that was a long way to march, and cav would be hard pressed in the trees. (it was still doable)
you could defend the (dark brown) hilll at the back right with good fields of fire on the approach, but you were very limited with how many troops you could fit up there. (the trees along that side were slightly uphill)

i dont think i still have a copy of this map, and if i do it woul be a shogun format.

INCIDENTLY this was an extremely interesting map for an attack against campers who stayed down the bottom,
BOTH the clumps of trees actually had hills behind them and each group of trees had a "pass" through them at roughly 30 degrees left and right (i have not drawn the bottom ede quite deep enough.

I used to excel on this map attacking either end in thick fog - actually i was a demon on most any map in thick shogun fog - surprising some famous players on more than one occaision by sneaking 3/4 of my troops into their rear while keeping them tied up with a small detachment that i would fade in and out of the fog, run across their front while hidden and then fade in and out at from a different angle