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@dustpan8761 said in Question on IPC Middle East in Europe edition:

When playing axis and allies Europe do the allies get any IPCs per turn for the Middle East?

They do not. The printed value on the territories apply only when/if Germany captures them in which case the Allies must decide who pays Germany that number of IPCs. The relevant rule is on page 19/20 of the Europe rulebook.

Specifically, the “note” on page 20 reads, “The loss of Middle Eastern countries does not lower the Allied players’ income on the chart.”

The Middle East is strictly a liability to the Allies in this game.

@Cpl-Hicks said in Question about Blitzing:

In my opinion. Yes, you can! However only as a part of a Non-Comabt move.

This isn’t quite correct, since it says you can move into the neutral but not through the neutral. Your unit stops in the friendly neutral and the neutral becomes your territory at the end of the noncombat phase.

Thank you guys, that is a big help and will make the game go smoother.

Submerged subs don’t count as a presence, so the attacker would gain control of the convoy zone.

:-) To assist you in injuring deceased equines:

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=ah/faqs/axiseurope

When attacked, can submarines submerge immediately or do they have to survive one round of fire from attackers?
They have to withstand at least one round of fire. Otherwise they would be practically indestructable.

Hope that helps. :-) If the official FAQ doesn’t do it I don’t know what will.

destroyers only have an attack role of 2 during amphibious assaults.

@Anonymous:

also to note, if you attack a territory and win, u may NOT move there on non-combat. remember, all combat, non-combat, unit development, and the rest occur at the same time. so u cant land a plane in a place where there is a battle taking place.

for some reason i thought this was only true for aircraft (i.e. runways take a turn to build . . . ).

Thank you for the clarification!