Regarding the Chinese territories controlled by Japan at the start of the game, I place Japan control markers on those territories when I set the board up. It’s a big help for me when one of those is liberated and the Japan marker removed as, later on, I quickly know who controls it at a glance. If Japan re-captures it, I place the marker back.
Blitzing Question
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Can you take a hostile territory and then, in the non combat phase, blitz through that territory?
So as an example:
Japan has five tanks in Korea and Russia has one inf in Amur. Japan also controls Buryatia. Can Japan send 4 tanks to Amur, take it over, then move the one remaining tank into Buryatia via Amur during its non-combat phase?
Thanks in advance!
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Can you take a hostile territory and then, in the non combat phase, blitz through that territory?
The word “blitz” is a combat tactic used for the combat movement phase, so it’s best to replace that word with the term “non-combat through that territory”.
So as an example:
Japan has five tanks in Korea and Russia has one inf in Amur. Japan also controls Buryatia. Can Japan send 4 tanks to Amur, take it over, then move the one remaining tank into Buryatia via Amur during its non-combat phase?
Yes, Japan can non-combat through Amur and stop in Buryatia, even if Amur was taken during the resolve combat phase during the same turn.
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Great answer. Thank you
It was helpful in a game that has somehow lasted to round 15