Atlas

Regions by Geography

Hint: Mouse over the map to access the atlas entry for each relevant region.

In Age of Darkness, the world is split into sixteen regions, being:—

North America Central America and Caribbean Latin America Northern Europe

Eastern Europe Western Europe Mediterranean Middle East

Northern Africa Equatorial Africa Southern Africa Central Asia

Eurasia China Indomalaya Pacific

Oil is crucial for the supply and operation of armies in the field in all Age of Darkness campaigns. In general, the most valuable areas tend to be North America, the Middle East, Central America and the Caribbean as well as Central Asia by virtue of their control of supply centres which represent oilfields.

Strategic resources (and where to find them)

Strategic resource	Value	Locations	Strategic resource	Value	Locations
	14	Aleksandrovsk; Longyear; Nuuk;		33	Lima; Mexico; Santiago de Chile
	100	Mafikeng; Novossibirsk; Yakutsk		100	Freetown; Luanda; Maputo
	50	Ashgabat; Asturias; Brussels; Changchun & Xinjing; Manchester; Santiago de Bogotá; Toyohara; Warsaw		33	Bombay; Khartoum; St Louis
	25	Karachi; Quito; Sverdlovsk; Valencia		100	Lagos; Leopoldville; Manaus; Penang
	66	Jammu and Kashmir; Lhasa; Tombouctou		50	Honolulu; Betawi; Sapporo; Rekjavik; Kurils; Napoli
	66	Albuquerque; Caracas; Vancouver		66	Adelaide; Lulea; Pyongyang; Strasbourg
	25	Don Basin; Wuhan		25	Lisboa; Marseilles; Turin
	100	Astana; Denver; Praha		100	Erzurum; Helsinki
	50	Cayenne; Madras;		50	Berne; Cordoba; Houston

Some notes:

• Titanium has been renamed to Chromium.
• Compared to the territories of Rise of the Moderns' Grand Campaign, some areas have different resources.
• With the exception of this list, all other resources are eliminated, they are then replaced with different bonus cards where needed.

Regions and distribution of oil, transport facilities and capitals

In Age of Darkness, supply is determined by the presence of significant oil reserves, with most of it confined to some coastal areas of the New World, as well as the Pacific and the Middle East and Eastern Europe. This means that there is often a massive scramble by factions to occupy others for armies or to conquer key ports and cities in order to gain control of transport requisition cards to transfer armies.

Northern Europe				Western Europe
Stockholm		Manchester		Paris		Strasbourg
London		Dublin		Berne		Caen
Helsinki		Oslo		Madrid	[[file:|19px]]	Ponte Delgada
Copenhagen				Lisboa		Sevilla
North America				Den Haag		Barcelona
Washington DC		Montreal		Milan		Santander
Minneapolis		Miami		Bruxelles		Hamburg
Ottawa		Winnipeg		Central Europe
Nuuk		Vancouver		Berlin-Brandenburg		Lwow
New York		Los Angeles		Bucuresti		Kharkov
Houston		Albuquerque		Warszawa	[[file:|19px]]	Wien
Pacific				Moscow		Sebastopol
Canberra		Jesselton		Sofia		Riga
Tokyo		Pontianak		Budapest	[[file:|19px]]
Betawi		Palembang		Mediterranean
Sydney		Nagasaki		Roma		Ajjacio
Manila		Guam		Malta		Patras
Indomalaya				Athens		Napoli
New Delhi		Ahmedabad		Tirana		Cagliari
Bombay		Srinagar		Gibraltar		Malta
Colombo		Singapore		Central Asia
Rangoon		Karachi		Tehran		Tashkent
China				Kabul		Ashgabat
Nanjing		Macao		Baku		Astana
Chengdu		Shanghai		Northern Africa
Changchun and Xinjing		Kunming		Cairo		Algiers
Hong Kong		Wuhan		Equatorial Africa
Guangzhou				Senegal-Niger		Lagos
Central America and Caribbean				Mogadishu		Asmara
Havana		Caracas		Southern Africa
Bermuda		Mexico		Cape Town		Maputo
Kingston		Quito		Antananaviro		Luanda
Santiago de Bogotá		Panama		Mombasa		Dar es Salaam
Middle East				Latin America
Baghdad		Tabriz		Rio de Janeiro		Recife
Ankara		Muscat		Buenos Aires		Montevideo
Istanbul		Ha'il		Lima		Patagonia
Jerusalem		Aden		Eurasia
Basra		Shiraz		Sverdlovsk		Petropavlovsk
				Busan		Aleksandrovsk

Rebels

• Nationalist Separatists (Indonesia): They have the "native American" look for infantry, but differ in that they use a mix of British and Japanese vehicles.
• South American Insurgents (Peru): See above, but their tech tree resembles that of Greece, and also have aircraft.