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With a D8, the probability of getting Jungle Swamp or Jungle Mountain is 0.125. Having to roll two D6 makes the probability of getting a Jungle Swamp or Jungle Mountain:
1/6 (first die Jungle) * 1/3 (second die Mountain or Swamp) + 1/3 (first die Mountain or Swamp) * 1/6 (second die Jungle) = 0.111.
Not a huge deal and I suspect if 8 sided dice were common in 1978 the designers would have just used an 8 sided dice instead of rolling a D6 twice.
I played around with making the background for the river tile transparent except for the river itself but the transparent part just shows as black. I also tried just drawing a line using the Draw tools in the game, but that just draws on the board and then the terrain tile covers it.
The only way I can figure to do it is to make a large amount of individual tiles with the proper terrain/river combinations, but that's a lot of tiles.
I'm stumped. Any suggestions?