Strategic Bomber Clarification

@trig said in Soviet mobilization of the reserve clarification:

So yes. Go send cheep units to your allies.

Did you mean sheep units ?

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Can’t wait for the HBG sculpts for these !

@panzerbaguette I’m with Delaja , a status of war between countries prior to the current Japanese turn nullifies the Japanese surprise strike ability between those nations. That’s how our group plays it and I feel it should be played. The surprise strike is meant to be an out of nowhere we were previously at peace but not we are being attack by great surprise !

@panzerbaguette @insaneHoshi @HMS-Serapis
Note that you cannot fly over the canal at all. It is in a land zone, and you cannot move through a neutral land zone. Only a friendly or hostile one.

Thanks for your answers !

@noneshallpass Thanks for the quick response!

@GeneralHandGrenade, Thank you for all that you do for the community!

@ghetty
Also don’t forget the turn is 6 whole months . It’s not unrealistic.

@Wildcat6305
Haha that was directly related to being new to the game. My brother’s first time playing. I’m trying to remember what he said, but he either had forgotten about the Maginot Line rule, or just didn’t think the attack also coming from Picardia would make it happen (thus my asking the original question here).

In the end he knew he’d blow by (and he was right, I think I only rolled one kill from the defenses there), and wanted to use his Lightning Strike ability. It was the last turn to use it, and his men in Munich would have been out of place to help if they didn’t also attack.

Just a learning curve mistake! I will say, teaching someone new makes you realize how much there is to learn in the game. I’d read the rules multiple times over before even purchasing the map, so I already had/have a good base, as opposed to him or others going in completely blind.