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# Province

The game revolves around capturing provinces, constructing buildings, and engaging in battles to expand territory. Interaction is streamlined with clear feedback on actions like capturing, building, and attacking.

### Main Mechanics:

1. **Province Capture:**\
   Players can capture both neutral provinces and provinces owned by other players. Click on a province to claim it. Once captured, the province enters a short invulnerability phase, preventing immediate re-capture.
2. **Building Construction:**\
   Construct buildings on captured provinces to make them immune to simple capture clicks. Buildings add strategic depth, as they must be destroyed before the province can be captured again.
3. **Target Selection and Attack:**\
   Attack-focused buildings can target enemy provinces, allowing you to strategically weaken opponents. A clear indicator shows which province will be attacked, giving you a tactical advantage.


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