Rolling 2d12:
@Imperious-Leader Maybe you went this way since the original design does archetypally the same, but how about, in the land-to-land borders, colourizing the borders of the borders, while leaving the inside of the borders light grey?
This way, you could properly define the colours for the borders between territories with different ownerships (for example, having the border between Poland and East Poland grey on the west and red on the east).
The Soviet symbol in the turn order is different from the ones inside the territories.
The Azores are sometimes neutral and sometimes American (also probably it would make more sense as British than Americans, but debatable and pointless).
In the “AA50 Suplreme Edition” there are no territories for Azores and Malta, but only the roundels?
