Alright, here's my store.
ETLs would team up with the TLs for a mega-leadership team. I would expect the store to ally themselves against this team to take them out first. After this, it becomes each team for themselves. In addition, AP would join the leadership due to the AP office being close to the ETL and TL offices. They'd fall in the TM assault on leadership.
Each team would have their own base of operations. Front end would naturally try and keep the front lanes under their control. They are mostly older people, and would probably surrender to whichever team offered them the most protection/defeated them in battle. The only issue with fighting the front end is that they have two places to hold their own: Photo lab and the service desk. That said, the service desk TMs would likely hold out the longest of this group. It's blocked off by three walls, and a counter in front of it. An excellent place to defend. I'd expect the front end to fall first, almost directly after the leadership falls. They'd fall and each section of the front end would go to a different team, as I would expect the adrenaline from fighting the TLs would still be in people and they would fight the front end under this influence.
I see Starbucks, Food Ave, and Pharmacy splitting away from front end to become war profiteers. They would supply food and medicine to the highest paying team.
Softlines is mostly young women. They would hold the fitting room. Our fitting room has a small area behind the desk that holds some softlines fixtures. While softlines would be able to hold the fitting room for a while, the issue is defense. The walls of the fitting room do not reach the ceiling. Any attacking party would realize this, and climb over the walls to attack. The other problem softlines would have is holding their territory. The fitting room is beneficial to holding ready to wear, and the jewelry boat is only good for accessories, girls, and active wear. I'd see the jewelry boat falling first and the fitting room would go next. Softlines would be the second team out.
Electronics would team up with hardlines. This gives hardlines a safe base of operations as they now have the electronics boat as a command center. The market, also being small, would team up with hardlines. The issue for hardlines is holding the territory that they have. Electronics, toys, domestics, seasonal, pets, paper, chemicals, market, and HBA is a large portion of the store and is not ideal for defense. I would expect them to hold the two bases: Seasonal (currently lawn and patio) and electronics. The issue is communication. Their two bases are on opposite corners of the store. Actually keeping control of these two could be a logistical nightmare for the team.
Backroom and flow would combine to become one. Flow would be quite the team to fight. They would hold the entirety of the backroom, being able to block off the doors so there would only be one entrance into the backroom. They would have the possibility of taking the fixture room, but more on that later. I would see flow taking as the team to take down softlines.
Of all of these, presentation would survive the longest. They would likely spend the most time having to maintain control of the fire tunnel and the doors to the sales floor that lead to the fire tunnel, as the fixture room is located right off the tunnel. While this would be an issue, they would have no trouble splitting the backroom in half. Blocking off the fire tunnel would allow them to split the backroom in two. The amount of things in the fixture room would be excellent for traps around the store. It is with the presentation team that I would ally myself with.
So in my store, each team would rank the following:
N/A: Starbucks/Food Ave/Pharmacy
6th: Leadership
5th: Front end
4th: Softlines
3rd: Hardlines/electronics/market
2nd: Backroom/flow
1st: Presentation/signing/me
