@trig Nice, thank you for your answer! Glad I helped improve the game.

@trig I share the same opinion as you.

For sure no or in very rare occasion. The surprise attack is better suited to do naval invasion or to destroy a threatening fleet.

@trig Yeah I think it’s very tricky as the “Once” can be interprated in both ways. If @GeneralHandGrenade could enlighten us, that would be perfect

@captainnapalm Check the KMT or CCP national reference sheet in the section Warlords ( 2nd page). It is written : “An attack by a foreign country on an originally owned Warlord, CCP, or KMT land zone, is considered an attack on all of China and causes all Warlords to Align with KMT”

@hms-serapis You can’t fly over a neutral canal without the authorization of the country, so planes from North Africa won’t be able to join combat in Abyssinia, unless you bring them by naval transport, which lead to your second question, yes ships can go through the canal. Great-Britain can deny the access only if you’re at war with them, but as long as you’re not, you can use it.

Hello guys, quick and easy question. Does the -1 cost of the soviet special ability apply on the troops you send in lend-lease? For instance, if I send a cavalry in Spain the turn the bonus is triggered, is the cost 2 instead of 3?

Thank you guys

Hello guys, I have a question to clarify the Iraq alignment condition.

Here is the situation in our game: German player took Transcaucasia during his combat phase. So at the end of the combat phase, Turkey aligns with Germany. My question is: as a turkish militia, now a german one, is adjacent to Iraq at the end of the combat phase, does Iraq align with Germany? Or when Turkey aligns, it kinda “close” the combat phase so when you receive the troops, it is the non combat phase?

To sum up, if I take Transcaucasia, do Iraq and Turkey align with me at the end of my combat phase?

Thank you all!

Hello guys, quick and easy question. Does the -1 cost of the soviet special ability apply on the troops you send in lend-lease? For instance, if I send a cavalry in Spain the turn the bonus is triggered, is the cost 2 instead of 3?

Thank you guys

@captainnapalm Check the KMT or CCP national reference sheet in the section Warlords ( 2nd page). It is written : “An attack by a foreign country on an originally owned Warlord, CCP, or KMT land zone, is considered an attack on all of China and causes all Warlords to Align with KMT”

@hms-serapis You can’t fly over a neutral canal without the authorization of the country, so planes from North Africa won’t be able to join combat in Abyssinia, unless you bring them by naval transport, which lead to your second question, yes ships can go through the canal. Great-Britain can deny the access only if you’re at war with them, but as long as you’re not, you can use it.

Hello guys, I have a quick and simple question to ask you: does the Vichy’s destroyer is allowed to do convoy escort on the Italian supply line? Or as Vichy is only at war with Free France, it can’t protect it?

Thank you

It is clearly impossible to do your move. FEC shares diplomacy with Great-Britain, which can’t make a DoW until it has reached its wartime income. Thus, Great-Britain and FEC are unable to do it.

@trig I share the same opinion as you.

For sure no or in very rare occasion. The surprise attack is better suited to do naval invasion or to destroy a threatening fleet.

@trig Yeah I think it’s very tricky as the “Once” can be interprated in both ways. If @GeneralHandGrenade could enlighten us, that would be perfect

@hbg-gw-enthusiast I see your point and I’m not questionning if it’s a clever or dumb move to do. My question here is if Japan is at war only with France, will Japan continue to collect wartime bonus income even when France will capitulate or will it stop.

On top of that, why France declaring on Japan, who’s not a neutral minor and who declared a war, will apply the -8 malus to USA?

I have a question regarding wartime bonus income, and this particular situation is more likely to happen with Japan rather than other countries. If Japan is only at war with France, it does collect wartime bonus income as France is considered a Major Power, but what happen if France surrenders, becoming a minor power? Does Japan continue to collect the bonus incomes or not?

In other words, does the once in " Once at war with a major power" have to be understand as “from the time you were at war at least 1 turn with a Major Power” or " as long as you are at war with a Major Power"

Thank you for your answers.