Oversee the Middle Game/Descriptions

Progress on the Board	Moves Left Description
3	The midgame has begun in earnest. It becomes clearer what territory lies under your control, and what belongs to your opponent.
4	The game is at the midpoint of play. Captives pile up beside the board. They wail and lament audibly, but no one attends.
5	Every move becomes more consequential now. It will be the endgame in a few more moves.
6	Just a little time left. Note the tension in the Embassies. It will be the endgame in two moves.
7	This is the last step before the endgame. The pieces that remain are all veterans, even if they began as pawns.

Strategic Weaknesses	Your Losses Description
0	You have lost no one.
1	A captured piece languishes by the side of the board.
2	A couple of pieces have been taken now.
3 – 5	Many of your pieces have been captured and are laid out next to the board.
6	Much of your army is already off the board. The pile of captives and war-dead is growing.
7+	This fight has inflicted terrible costs. The hospitals cannot attend to all of your wounded.

Positional Advantages	Opponent's Losses Description
0	As for (opponent), they have lost no one.
1 – 2	As for (opponent), they have kept their losses low.
3 – 4	As for (opponent), they are starting to feel the losses.
5 – 6	As for (opponent), they are much weaker than at the start of play.
7 – 8	As for (opponent), they are suffering badly.
9+	As for (opponent), their forts are desolated and their spy networks no longer function.