Hierarchy Module Document

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Seems to me these special units should be able to ignore zones of control while exerting none of their own.
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Lobster wrote: Tue Sep 30, 2025 11:16 am Seems to me these special units should be able to ignore zones of control while exerting none of their own.
To do SEALs right, at a minimum they would need five icons: Amphibious, Mountain, Airborne, Airmobile, and Guerrilla. Guerrilla probably should have some of the above. Someday.

But, just for this disembarkment in Deep Water feature, Amphibious and Mountain will suffice.
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