Re: [eia] French Land Phase

[jjy@xxxxxxxxxxx]

So you're saying that this situation is an exception to the rule because the 
leader never actually moved; if he had moved, he would have to move with a 
corps he was stacked with at the beginning of the land phase.  OK, I can see 
that.

-JJY

Quoting Michael Gorman <mpgorman@xxxxxxxx>:

> At 04:10 AM 5/2/2006, you wrote:
> > > 10.6.2: Leaders may move by spending their entire movement with a corps
> > > (fleet for NELSON) with which they began the Land or Naval Movement
> Step.
> >
> >This seems clear to me.  You look at the map at the start of your land
> >phase, and the leader must stay with one of the corps he is stacked with at
> >that time.  I think that if we were supposed to consider the corps "with
> >which the leader began its movement" then 10.6.2 would say so.  What it
> does
> >say seems different and explicit.
> >
> >-JJY
> I would say the key part you are missing is the leader MAY move.  My leader 
> did not move.  If it said he must move with a corps he began the land phase 
> with, I could see your reading of it, but otherwise it looks to me to say 
> that if the leader moves, it must be with a corps he began the land phase 
> with, but if he does not move, then it doesn't matter which corps he ends 
> the turn with.
> 
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