Double Assault?

@lagouyn said in 1941: combat move rule uncertainty:

Does this paragraph just mean you control a territory you’ve vacated until an enemy captures it?

Hi lagouyn

Yes. That is what it means.

@lagouyn
Welcome to the forum.
You are correct.

@Rescue55-joe I believe the “10 IPCs for each country” that you are referring to are actually the National Control Markers, which are used to track both conquered territories and national production levels. As barnee pointed out, IPCs are not physically provided, and the Rulebook instructs us to track them on paper, but any proxy (such as Monopoly money) will do. See page 7 of the Rulebook for details on both National Control Markers and IPCs.

In a nutshell, the National Production Track is used to chart your “income” using a National Control Marker. and every turn the “money” goes into your “bank account”, which is represented by IPCs, where it can be spent on new units (or saved for later).

I hope this helps.

@superbattleshipyamato

It’s a general concept of every A&A game (at least those on a Global scope, also 1940 Europe and 1940 Pacific).

Just to avoid confusion: In the 1941 game edition (entry level game edition) Offshore Bombardment is NOT part of the ruleset.

Yes.  It needs to be clear for each roll what unit type each dice represents. Or more accurately what number is required for a hit with each dice, so tanks and attacking fighters might roll together.

Ok thanks, I appreciate it!

I believe you’re in the wrong forum.  It sounds like you have the Revised edition from 2004, whose forum can be found here.  That would explain the difference in the shore bombardment rules.

Yes, subs get their sneak attack in each round that an enemy destroyer is not present.