@The_Good_Captain Yes. Only “unoccupied” territories may be blitzed through.
Situation in the Mid-East
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I’ve played A&A:E for several years and I need some help with this scenario.
The Germans are planning an assault on Syria and Egypt.The Germans have a fleet of 2 transports,a battleship,and 2 destroyers all within two spaces from the Eastern Med seazone.The 2 tranports each pick-up 1 Infantry unit and 1 Artillery unit.The whole fleet then moves to the Eastern Med.Since there are no Allied ships in the seazone,the German warships can support the landings.Now 1 transport is going to land its units in Egypt while the other transport is going to land its units in Egypt.
My question is this,can the warships split up to support each landing (i.e. the destroyers support the Syrian landing while the battleship supports the Egyptian landing) or do they have to support one and only one of the landings?
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I don’t see why not.
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You can split whatever you want. You are supposed to deside which adjacent land space the ship will bombard before you start combat. So, you could do one battleship and one destroyer to each or whatever you want.
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