Zones of control are areas where a player’s presence restricts or affects opponents’ actions. Wargames often use this mechanic, adding tactical depth as players position units to block or influence enemy movement.
Players compete to have the most influence over a region or area. This mechanic, found in games like El Grande, emphasizes strategic placement and timing, as players vie for dominance without necessarily owning all resources.
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