This fantasy map uses a grid of hexagonal cells that allows movement in six adjacent directions, unlike the traditional square grid, which permits only four orthogonal movements or includes diagonals with metric distortion. Hexagonal geometry has been standard in strategy games and wargames since the 19th century because it eliminates the ambiguity of distance between diagonal and orthogonal movements: all neighboring hexagons are the same distance from the center. In CompeticionRisk, this board favors radial expansion and multi-front flanking tactics, where each hexagon is a territory that can become an attack front, logistical rear area, or passage zone depending on your relative position. Wedge formations and encirclements are more effective than on square maps, and controlling key hex intersections allows you to cut enemy supply lines. Ideal for games where relative position and control of space matter more than natural borders, this map rewards geometric planning and anticipating movements along six axes.