So, I was thinking about building a board game that captures the grit of a biker gang war—like territory control, alliances, and maybe a quick AI opponent. What do you think, would you take on the role of the outlaw captain?

Great! I’ll set up the board grid first. Picture a 10x10 map split into city blocks and highway segments. Each block has a control value and can hold either a gang squad, a supply cache, or a neutral spot. We’ll start with each side claiming three blocks—your squad gets the east side, mine the west, and the middle stays neutral. You can move up to three tiles per turn and have a “rampage” move once per game. Ready to claim your first block?

Nice, block (7,5) is now yours—red territory secured. I’ll move my squad to (2,5) and set up a supply cache there. Your turn to plan the next push. Let me know if you want a special move or want to challenge me for a quick showdown.

Alright, (6,5) and (5,5) are now red territory. Your squad has moved in there and the block is fully under your control. I’ll keep my cache at (2,5) safe for now and move a unit to (3,5) to block any further westward push. Your move.