Neutral rule changes:
Neutral Countries:
Change IPC values; SWE 3, NOR 3, GRE 3, DEN 1, SWI 4*
Rule for invaded Neutrals (2 types)…
Common Rules
a) They mobilize a home guard - all infantry - strictly neutral and for defense only.
b) At start of each turn, any violated neutral that is not under control, adds 1 neutral infantry.
Type 1 - STRICT Neutrals
c) They do not get to move or attack and defend against all invading powers, regardless of side. Regular combat and contested rules apply. If it happens that both sides occupy the neutral, any attacks must declare if they are attacking the neutral. If so, the neutral only takes hits that are in excess of any hits that eliminated all units from the other side.
Type 2 - BELLIGERENT Neutrals
c) They do not get to move or attack and defend ONLY against the original invading side. Regular combat and contested rules apply only to the invading side. If it happens that both sides occupy the neutral, any defending by the other side with include the neutral units. Losses are 1 for 1 between the other side and the neutral, other side takes first loss.
d) Immediately at anytime the other side is only side in the violated neutral, the neutral units disband and control goes to the occupying power.
e) Once violated, the neutral is always hostile to the original invading side.
Strict neutrals are SPAIN, AFGHANISTAN, and SWITZERLAND*.
Belligerent neutrals are SWEDEN, HOLLAND, DENMARK, NORWAY, PERSIA, and ETHIOPIA.
GREECE is a Strict neutral until the Russian Revolution occurs (the Armistice need not be accepted). Once that happens, it becomes a Belligerent, and acts so, even if already violated.
*Or make SWI impassable.