Give me a few days.  I'll work on it in spurts.

EN, you have sooooo many maps out. Are you trying to work yourself to exhaustion? 

I'm trying to avoid boredom

Ha. You'll have to roll 5's or higher on all three attack dice to win that one.  GL!

...otherwise, it might be prudent to give a nod to the Original Board designer in the board's description.  

This looks awesome. Good job!

Like so?

I don't think he could complain about attribution like that!  I might get tired of seeing that huge varmint, though...

I think I like this

If interested, here are the cards FTO created.

What are the rules?  Bonus units per territory, number of fortifies, etc.

Also...  I only know one person in the cards, and I'm guessing Davy Crockett is the Wild card.

Stephen Austin, Sam Houston, Robert de La Salle... Got it.

http://www.wargear.net/boards/view/6901

Here's with default settings, continents (not hordes)

Edward Nygma wrote:

Stephen Austin, Sam Houston, Robert de La Salle... Got it.

Third guy is Jim Bowie.  (I tried several times to add visible titles or captions to the pics.  How do you do that here?)

From the WF Rules page:

Game Rules [info]

Initial Territory Selection: Automatic

Initial Unit Placement: Automatic

Game play: Turn-based

Attack Resolution: Versus Dice [info]

Number of sides on attack die: 6

Number of sides on defend die: 6

Damage dice attack die: 10

Damage dice defend die: 4

Damage dice only: attacker needs more than: 4

Damage dice only: defender needs more than: 1

Start with neutral territories: On

Card scale: 4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20,22...

Number of initial units: 3 initial units for each initial country owned

Card capture: On

Disable continuous attack (for num attack limited games): Off

Hide history move log in fog games: Off

Team vision: in fog team games team mates see the same territories: On

Team place units: allow unit placement to team members territories: Off

Team transfer: allow transfers to team members territories: Off

Allow abandoning of territories: Off

After a territory is abandoned players should still retain possession: Off

Empty territories turn neutral at the end of a player's turn (keep posession): Off

Player's are only awarded a card if they capture a non-empty territory: Off

Max number of armies in a single country: Unlimited

Number of armies allowed to be stored in reserve: 0

Army reserves capture: On

Eliminate player bonus: 0 armies

Bonus army per: 5 countries

Min army bonus: 4

Fog of war: No fog

In Blind-at-once Territory Selection: Reverse player seat order: Off

In Turn-based Play: Allow return to Unit Placement from Attack: Off

In Turn-based Play: Allow return to Attack from Transfer: Off

In Turn-based Play: Number of attacks: Unlimited

In Turn-based Play: Number of fortifies: 5

In Blind-at-once Play: Move order: Most total armies on board plays first

In Blind-at-once Play: Include PreTransfer Phase: On

(I have no idea what some of those things mean; I just copied it whole.)

One trivial note:  I remember finding out the hard way that Galveston County (the easternmost county in the Orange 6 region)  and Chambers County (the center southernmost county in the bottom right Cyan 5 region) do touch each other, although if you want to change that, that's certainly up to you.

I do not know and couldn't find out from WF what the names of each region are.

I used the names from a Texas County Map.  I am not super confident in the borders I placed.  I'll get the rules updated.

To add names to a card, on the designer page go to cards, then upload image underneath and change names in the upper left.

I have them not touching, you think they should?  I think that black line isn't a part of the county, it goes most of the way down the coast.

I think it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things, but it was a bit of a surprise to the uninitiated. ;-)  

Leave it not touching.  That's ok.  I appreciate this so much!

Awesome, posting to the forums seems to be working again.  I had made an earlier list but it got lost when I tried to post it.  Sort of remade it in a hurry, but I think I might have missed a few this time around.  Also, not all these are definitive as some are a bit speculative.  Earlier I had listed the definitely missing borders versus the more speculative ones, but this time I just clumped them as missing only.

Missing borders:

Sam Patrico <-> Jim Wells

Guadalupe <-> Wilson

Guadalupe <-> Gonzales

Angelina <-> Jasper

Angelina <-> Houston

Anderson <-> Leon

Leon <-> Limestone

Hood <-> Palo Pinto

Crockett <-> Crane

Kaufman <-> Dallas

Smith <-> Rusk

Cottle <-> Hall

Also, the border you and camel are talking about, I don't think it is there either.  So, leave it out.

*pedantic alert*

OK, just to play devil's advocate, I looked up a map of Galveston County...

...which clearly shows it running up the east stretch of land up under Chambers County.  There's even an state highway connecting them. :-)