Re: [eia] Russian Land Phase

["J.J. Young" <jjy@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Rule 7.2.3.3.2 says that to place a depot outside of your own territory, an
unbeseiged corps of your major power must be present.  Since coassacks do
not count as corps, Russia would be unable to place a depot in Galatz this
turn, and thus couldn't place one in the space between Ismail and Silistra,
either.

-JJY

----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Gorman" <mpgorman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <eia@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 3:02 AM
Subject: [eia] Russian Land Phase


> Well, the flurry of activity seems to have cleared the way for the Russian
> Land Phase.
>
> Depot Creation: Galatz and the space between Silistra and Ismail ($2)
>
> Movement:
> 1I corps south of Ismail drops a 1pt garrison to the depot, moves up to
> Galatz and drops a point garrison and then moves two spaces down to
> Silistra. ($2)
> The Cavalry corps south of Ismail moves to Silistra ($2)
> The remaining two infantry corps and Kutusov moves through Bucharest and
> drop a five point garrison and then down to Ruschuk ($8)
> The Cossack factor at Galatz moves down to Ruschuk
> The Cossack factor in Anatolia follows the coast of the Black Sea for five
> spaces and ends up on the east side of the crossing arrow into
Constantinople.
> 1I corps holds at Tiflis ($1)
> 2I corps hold at Riga ($2)
>
> Total cost: $17
>
> I'll need the Turkish decisions on whether to fight in the open or retire
> into the city at Ruschuk and Silistra.
>
> Mike
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