-
I've read a very similar situation covered in the FAQ, but as I understand it the following situation is slightly different:
At the end of France's turn, a French general is in Austria and 7 cities away from the nearest supply train. The general remains face-up since supply won't be checked until France's next turn. Later that round, Austria legally places a hussar to block the French general's 7 city path to the nearest supply train.
When supply is checked on France's next turn, does France:
(A) Have to pay 7 TCs and then turn over its general? or
(B) Simply turn over its general (who, like in (A), takes the initial 1 troop loss for being out of supply)?
My take is that since supply paths "may not be longer than 6 cities", Hussars only effect a general "who is tracing his supply path through a hussar", and the French player has to pay TCs "to be in supply," (B) is correct.
|
|
