WAR & PEACE

Q. How does one attack an ally in the same alliance? When would that
player move?

A. You must First kick him out of the alliance during the Alliance Phase
of one turn and then you may attack him on the next turn. If a state is
dropped from an alliance, it may not move in that alliance's Movement
Phase and must instead move in the next Neutral Phase. If attacked, it
joins the alliance opposed to whoever attacked and may then move in that
alliance's Movement Phase, even if it has already moved as neutral that
turn.

Q. Can the British player make Britain a neutral country?

A. No!

Q. If a minor neutral is attacked, which country in the opposing faction
moves its units and fights its battles?

A. The French or British players decide if they or another member of
their coalition will control the units of a minor state that has joined
their alliance due to enemy invasion.

Q. In the final act of conquering Prussia, the French player attacks
Berlin and advances after combat with a single infantry SP without a
leader. Rule J.S.A. specifics that the conqueror must leave the
conquered capital on the next Movement Phase; but the French player
claims that his infantry unit cannot leave Berlin without a leader and
therefore the Prussians cannot receive their Berlin production points.
Is this legal?

A. No; the French unit must evacuate. Although it ordinarily has no
independent movement, infantry does not need leaders to retreat or
withdraw. The unit is considered "withdrawn" to an adjacent hex during
the Movement Phase.

Q. Can a blockading fleet try to intercept the fleet that successfully
ran its blockade that turn?

A. No.

NB submitted by John Kula (kula@telus.net)
on behalf of the Strategy Gaming Society
(http://www.boardgamegeek.com/~sgs), 
originally collected by Andrew Webber 
(gbm@wwwebbers.com)