// THEATRE MAP
AIR
Always contested. Winning it multiplies your forces in SEA and LAND by ×1.5.
SEA
Fleets and maritime strike aircraft. Controls access to the LAND theatre. Submarines make even a winning enemy bleed.
LAND
No land border. Only the round's SEA winner can land troops — and amphibious forces fight at ×0.5.
// FORCE BALANCE (share of points, Canada in green)
// CANADA — ORDER OF BATTLE
AIR 92 combat aircraft · 460 pts · 8 groups
| F/A-18 Hornet | 92 | 4th gen |
NAVY 32 hulls · 276 pts · 8 groups
| Halifax | 12 | Frigate |
| Victoria | 4 | Submarine |
| Orca | 8 | Patrol |
| Harry DeWolf | 4 | Patrol |
| Kingston | 4 | Patrol |
ARMY 67,400 troops · 2,291 pts · 8 brigades
| LAV 6.0 | 616 | IFV |
| Leopard 2 | 74 | MBT |
| Bison | 155 | APC |
| M113 | 135 | APC |
| C3 Close Support Gun | 93 | TowedArtillery |
| TAPV | 500 | Light |
| + 3 more models | ||
// NEW ZEALAND — ORDER OF BATTLE
AIR 0 combat aircraft · 0 pts · 0 groups
| No combat aircraft on record. |
NAVY 3 hulls · 24 pts · 3 groups
| Anzac | 1 | Frigate |
| Amphibious | 1 | Amphibious |
| Lake | 1 | Patrol |
ARMY 9,000 troops · 270 pts · 8 brigades estimated
| No vehicle inventory — ground strength estimated from personnel. |