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Posted: 2010-06-17
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Language: English
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chris yates


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don't think you have the overrun rule right. I thought only the excess above more than double could move on. So you need 3 armies to overrun 1. Then the excess can keep moving (i.e above 3). Maybe I've got that wrong but I though that's what the rules say.

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The overrun rule means that you need to lock down twice as many of your units then the opposing units. So if opposing player has 1 unit you need to put 2 units that stay, the rest can overrun.

If opposing player has 3 units you need to put 6 units that stay, the rest can overrun. Etc. etc.

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