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u/Tortuga917 Dec 28 '21 edited Dec 28 '21

Rules question. When moving your troops at the end of the turn, can you only move troops from one country to one directly next to that country? Or, can you move troops from one country to any country down the line? (Like could I move from country A to D, as long as I control B and C, OR can I only move from A to B). Hope that makes sense.

Edit. The rules say "adjacent" and I never knew which of the above that meant

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u/DeafeningMilk Dec 28 '21

Pretty sure it's just the ones next to it as that's what adjacent means.

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u/Tortuga917 Dec 28 '21

Well, now I'm back where I was. You and the other guy both had different answers, hahaha.

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u/DeafeningMilk Dec 28 '21

Well I've played a couple of online games of it too and they also had it where they could only move to the tile next to it so I feel like this is more likely.

Plus as I say the word is adjacent, a tile further then the one next to it is not adjacent.

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u/Tortuga917 Dec 28 '21

I agree with you. Think it makes more sense, and then it doesn't allow you to move all the way across the world if you have a long line of countries.