TMR = tactical maximum rating. The TMR of the leader in charge dictates how many corps he can command without being penalized in tactical rating, and is used in assorted rules specifying how much he can go over, as well.

<t> Seeking clarification on the counters.<br/>
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- Do the counters that look like towers (first inclination was to say 'rooks', heh) designate something like militia garrisons?<br/>
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- Do the little red-outline boxes in the upper-left corner of certain counters mean that they're in the ...

<t> Hm. Count me as mildly (and pleasantly) surprised that it could be added that late; after all, it has to affect the strategic AI and how it groups armies. If everybody gets identical effective TMR, you'll have different (and easier) deployment logic than with TMR.<br/>
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Of course, it ...

Hm. Another question.

A couple of leaders have dates on them instead of strat/tact values -- are these the dates these leaders become available? And if so, do you have to wait until then to find out their stats?

<t> Does the difficulty level of an individual AI-controlled nation influence that nation's stance towards (specifically) the player?<br/>
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In other words, do you know if something like 'hard' vs. 'easy' means that<br/>
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(1) A 'harder' difficulty means that the nation is more likely to ...

<t> Good to see it's coming along. I haven't been following the PC work much, but I played the board game some years ago, and wouldn't have minded a computer equivalent then.<br/>
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One minor bit -- a certain province isn't really named "West Pussia", is it? Surely it's "West Prussia"? And one ...