1. How can I rename all the "path" IDs into "Territory" IDs, so that I can save a lot of time.

2. Why is it that when i create a perfect circle, duplicate it, then exclude it from another territory on warlight the excluded circle doesnt show up perfect, but more like a ovalous square with rounded edges? Is there a way to make it better? (On inkscape both squares look fine)

1: Open the svg in your favorite text editor, replace "path" with "Territory_", and reopen it in Inkscape.

2: I know that problem too, but I don't know anything to do about it. That should be in the Bugs forum.

1. @Moros, not exactly - you should replace **id="path** with **id="Territory_**. Replacing "path" could break your SVG (I won't be elaborating on this, trust me).
2. The curves most SVG files (and Inkscape) use are so-called cubic Bezier curves, where each segment has 4 key points: the beginning, the end, and two control points. Flash (and thus Warlight) natively supports only quadratic Bezier curves, which only have 1 control point. (At least that's what I remember out of explanation given some time ago by Fizzer, somewhere.) So your pretty curves have to be approximated by some less pretty curves, and circle-like arcs have a tendency to look bad.

Anything to do about it?

thanks Moros for the fast yet inacurate answer :P
and thanks a lot Matma Rex for the somewhat slower yet fully satisfying, correct and helpful one ;)

And I found a way to make the circles look less bad :)

Always at your service!
:)