Make sure you read through to the Caveats at the end before actually trying this. ------- Let's say I want to create a random scenario called "Example": (Any other name would do - but no more than *7* characters!) 1) Run WARSCEN.STAMP (say). Example. . (Any other scenario should do instead of STAMP.) 2) Run WARLORD2. Choose , and select desired options - even a different terrain set (see Caveat #2). You can exit as soon as you get to choose who is Human etc, but you will probably want to look at the map first. Go ahead and look. If you don't like it - generate another one. It doesn't matter whether you leave everyone as Human or not at this stage. . You don't need to save the game. 3) At the DOS prompt: (see Caveat #1 !) From the Warlord2 subdirectory type: COPY .\RANDOM\RANDOM.* .\EXAMPLE\EXAMPLE.* (I'm sure you can figure out the corresponding commands from other directories.) 4) Run WARSCEN. The "Example" scenario now appears. it. It is now the random map. When you save, the information on the number of cities and ruins should be updated. Note that a different terrain set may look a bit odd when you first load it - just move around a bit and it should look OK. Change what you like, and remember to save often. That's it! One edited random scenario. -----** WARNING **----- -----** WARNING **----- -----** WARNING **----- #1 SSG _explicitly_ say not to use DOS commands to play with the files. They do this for a reason. If it stuffs up, don't blame them. Or me - I'm not telling you to do it - I'm just discussing something that worked for me. If you try this, that is your look-out. #2 I haven't tested using a new terrain set very much. I seem to have successfully made an Ice terrain game (after saving STAMP at the start, which is standard terrain). It seems to play fine. #3 Be careful - it is quite possible to create problems. You probably should back up any saved games, in case you need to reinstall. Playing around can indeed do some funny things - I thought I'd have to reinstall at one stage, until I figured out what I'd done wrong. -----** End of warnings **-----