Dynamic flags

[DerBlitzer]

Yes, sorry, didn't make that clear in my first post: the attacker always chooses the flag that's real, and which ones are bogus. For my money, this is far more realistic, since the defender of territory never knows what the enemy is really going after, particularly in small battles. (Though some objectives, like large hills, would be obvious to both sides.) And in a real battle a defender is defending all his territory, which dynamic flags (in some sense) forces the defender to do.

So maybe this answers my original dilemma: that if the briefing does not tell the defender the scenario uses dynamic flags, there's no need for the attacker to inform him that only one flag will be real, since that gives away half the effect.