Re: [eia] French Land Reinf. -Apr. 05

["Kyle H" <menexenus@xxxxxxx>]

    Based on the rules that you have cited, I guess everything depends on
whether leaders count as "forces".  In an intuitive sense, I guess they are,
but in game terms, I'm not so sure...

kdh

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Michael Gorman" <mpgorman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Thursday, May 27, 2004 3:44 AM
Subject: Re: [eia] French Land Reinf. -Apr. 05


>
> >
> >4.6.5.2: If the controlling power desires to help the minor country
> >against the major power(s) attacking it, it has to declare war on or
> >already be at war with the other major power(s) before its forces can
take
> >part in any combat with that other major power. If it is not at war with
> >at least one of the attacking major powers, the con-trolling major power
> >may not garrison or control any cities of the minor country other than
> >with that minor country's factors-the minor country must be run using
only
> >the minor country's own forces, (emphasis added) although the controlling
> >major power may pay for depots and/or supply costs for the minor country.
> >
> >4.6.5.3: The controlling major power's corps are ignored in any combat
> >involving that minor country's forces unless against a force which
> >consists of factors of one or more countries with which it is at war (see
> >6.3.1 and 7.3.8)
> Sorry for the stream of emails but it's late and I'm going into stream of
> consciousness mode.
>
> A major power can only have its leader control a minor's forces against a
> nation with which it is not at war if those leaders are not a part of the
> major powers forces.  So if Davout has ceased to be French he can command
> the Swedes against the Prussians.
>
> Mike
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