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Minor wars
Roll 1d12 and refer to the following table for result.
| 1-4 | Persian invasion |
|---|---|
| 5 | Confederation of the Rhine |
| 6 | Gustav of Sweden |
| 7 | Baltic Sound toll |
| 8 | Colonial war |
| 9 | Hungarian insurrection |
| 10 | Mediterranean pirates |
| 11 | Polish revolt |
| 12 | Wahbdist revolt |
Common rules
- If the minor in question is conquered, then no war is declared. Poland is an exception to this rule.
- If the minor in question is a free state, then the controlling major must also declare war on the defending major or else the free state declares independence and goes to war. If the controlling major does declare war, the war is fought normally and no special rules connected to minor wars are used.
- If the minor in question is a free state of the defending major, then nothing happens.
- If the minor in question is independent, the control is resolved by war, not allied -priority towards the defending major. In cases where multiple majors with equal priority status want control, the decision is resolved as per normal minor country control rules.
- When the war is over, the borders between the minor and the defending major are returned to status quo, unless specifically mentioned otherwise.
- If a major country surrenders to a minor, the minor will always accept a conditional surrender, taking extended peace and reparations as it's first choice peace conditions unless otherwise mentioned (such as the Baltic Sound Toll). Following minor countries can be sued peace with at peace step:
- Peria
- Poland (must control provinces, not be merely a revolt)
- Confederation of the Rhine
- Colonial War
- Baltic Sound Toll
- Gustav of Sweden
- A minor country can always be sued peace with independently from other nations whether or not the minor country in question has forces within the suing home nation's borders.
- Minor countries have no such thing as enforced peace when attacking unless specifically ruled.
Persian invasion
Persia is at war with either Russia or Turkey (50% each).
Control of the Persians goes to:
- firstly, Russia or Turkey (the one not being invaded),
- secondly to a player who is at war with the defending major power, and
- finally to anyone who is willing to take control.
If multiple major powers with equal level of claims desire control, roll D6 to determine control.
Political effects, victory conditions, etc:
Persia is worth 2 PP. The Major Power controlling Persia gains and loses political points in the manner of any Sponsored minor country.
The invasion is over if any of the following conditions is met:
- Persian defeat:
- The invasion has last for 18 months
- Persian home province is conquered
- 40 Persian factors have been subtracted from it's corps
- factors dropped into garrison count as subtracted even if retrieved.
- factors killed or captured in any battle or by foraging count as subtracted even if corps are reinforced
- Persian victory:
- The defending major power surrenders to Persia
The invasion ends in Persian victory if the defending major power offers a conditional surrender (which Persia must accept). When surrendering to Persia normal rules apply as-if Persia were a major power. Thus any normal political point losses apply and the surrender may be combined with surrender to other major powers. Persia automatically gets to pick peace condition first, taking condition B.3 (money) as first and only condition.
The defending major power gains +2 PP and controller loses 2PP if Persia is defeated.
Following a peace with Persia (either victory or defeat), the defending major power may not be invaded by Persia for 12 months (with the event automatically effecting the other possible victim, if permissible).
Persian home province:
The Persian home province is a mountain tile located at the eastern edge of the board on the Georgia-Armenia border.
- If Turkey is the defending major power Persian home province is set to Georgia
- If Russia is the defending major power Persian home province is set to Armenia
This home province is a valid supply source for any persian corps. When setting up persians, a Persian depot and it's forces should be placed on this tile.
Persian forces:
The Persians have three (3) infantry corps, two (2) cavalry corps and six (6) depots.
- Infantry corps: 9 Infantry
- Cavalry corps: 8 Light Cavalry (Morale 2)
Other rules related to Persian invasion:
Any feudal corps rule applies to Persian corps and in addition any such corps that is on or next to a Persian depot in the Levy step of December each year is reinforced to full strength. Persian corps can however drop units to garrisons and retrieve them.
If the major power controlling Persia is at war with the defending major power of the Persian Invasion, that major power may use his depots and pay for Persian supply.
Persian forces may only enter the home nation provinces of the defending major power, along with Georgia and Armenia. Also, the major power controlling the province where the persian home province is located automatically grants Persia access to that province.
Economically Persia is treated as a free state, they receive $10 initially, and an additional $10 per economic phase for the Persians (for purchase of depots and supply). Persian forces pay no upkeep maintenance costs in the Economic Phase.
Confederation of the Rhine
The Confederation consists of Hannover, Hesse, Baden, Bavaria, Saxony, Wurttenburg, Berg, Kleves, Duchies and Mecklenburg. Control of the Confederation is not worth any points.
The independent and free state countries attack the major which has the most conquered member states of the Confederation under it's rule. Free states do not apply. In case of draw, the Confederation attacks with the following priority: Prussia, Austria, France, Great Britain, Russia, Spain, Turkey.
The Confederation loses if any of the capitals of the attacking member states has been held by the defending major for 3 months or after 18 months of war have passed. The winner gains 2PP.
The Confederation wins if it manages to recover even one conquered member state. The controller gains 2PP.
Gustav of Sweden
If Sweden is a player country, the Balkan revolt happens instead.
Roll 1d10 to determine the defending major.
| 1-7 | Sweden attacks Russia |
|---|---|
| 8-9 | Sweden attacks Prussia |
| 10 | Sweden attacks Great Britain |
Sweden loses the war if 18 months have passsed or if the defending major conquers Finland (if at war with Russia), Mecklenburg (if at war with Prussia) or Stockholm (if at war with Great Britain). The winner gains as many PP as Sweden has provinces.
If Sweden wins the war, it takes Karelia from Russia (if all majors involved in the surrender accept this), or reparations.
Baltic Sound toll
Roll 1d10 to determine the defending major.
| 1-6 | Denmark attacks Great Britain |
|---|---|
| 7-8 | If Sweden is a major power, Denmark attacks Sweden. If not, Great Britain. |
| 9 | Denmark attacks Prussia |
| 10 | Denmark attacks Russia |
Denmark loses the war if 18 months have passed or the defending major has conquered Copenhagen.
The war can be brought to an end during peace step by paying Denmark 20$ worth of sound tolls. Anyone can pay this.
Winning the war is worth no PP.
Colonial war
Roll 1d10 to determine the defending major.
| 1-6 | England (Control according to Holland) |
|---|---|
| 7-8 | Spain (Control according to Portugal) |
| 10 | France (Control according to Holland) |
The defending major is attacked by Holland and Portugal. France and Spain lose their American trade for the duration of the war if attacked. The British lose half of their colonial trade if attacked. Additionally Spain gets a -2 modifier to the Spanish Gold Convoy table for the duration of the war if attacked.
Holland and Portugal lose the war if either Amsterdam or Lisbon is conquered or 18 months have passed. The defending major gets 1 PP per belligerent minor for winning the war. If Portugal and Holland win, they take peace conditions as if a single entity and put preference on reparations over extended peace.
If Dutch Republic is a player country, he automatically gains control of the coalition. The minor war does not count against Dutch Republic's membership in the Armed neutrality alliance. However, if Dutch Republic is still a full-fledged, neutral member of the ANA, he cannot demand any other peace condition except reparations or transferral of Indian colonial trade, but not both. During the minor war Dutch Republic can form temporary alliances with countries that are at war with Great Britain. These alliances expire automatically when the minor war ends and are not worth any points.
Hungarian insurrection
The Austrian insurrection corps revolt. The revolt end when the insurrection corps have been killed to the last man or if 18 months have passed. The isurrection corps cannot win the war and no PP is awarded for winning it.
Mediterranean pirates
Roll 1d10 to determine the defending major.
| 1-4 | Spain | Control preference: Turkey, Great Britain, France, Austria, Russia, Prussia |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | Austria | Control preference: Turkey, Spain, France, Great Britain, Russia, Prussia |
| 6 | France | Control preference: Turkey, Great Britain, Spain, Austria, Prussia, Russia |
| 7 | Great Britain | Control preference: Turkey, France, Spain, Russia, Austria, Prussia |
| 8-10 | Turkey (Knights of Malta) | Control preference: Spain, Austria, Russia, Great Britain, Prussia, France |
The pirates have 2 fleet counters and 2 corps, each with capacity of 8 infantry.
Against all but Turkey the pirates have the following forces: 2 frigates, 1 ship of the line and 1 infantry for each independent or Turkish controlled Ottoman harbour.
Against Turkey the Knights of Malta have 10 frigates, 5 ships of the line and 4 infantry for each of Malta and Cypros if not under Turkish control.
In addition to this Austria, Spain and France are allowed to gift the Knights between 0-2 manpower in each economic phase. For each manpower recieved, the Knights gain one infantry factor that can be placed in either Malta or Cypros if not controlled by Turkey or reinforced straight into their corps.
The defending major loses 5$ in every economic phase per each pirate / Maltan fleet counter on Mediterranean sea areas or blockade boxes. In addition Great Britain, if defending, loses half of it's colonial trade and Spain, if defending, has a -2 modifier to the Spanish Gold Convoy table.
The pirates / Maltans lose the war if any of their capitals has been conquered by the defending major for 3 months or if 18 months have passed. Alternatively Spain, France, Austria, Great Britain and Spain can pay the pirates, if defending, 50$ to end the war immediately.
Winning against the pirates is not worth any PP.
Polish revolt
If Poland is independent, it will declare war on a random major power with a conquered Polish province. The randomization is done in relation to how many Polish provinces each major has. The war will be fought as any normal war against Poland except that Poland also wins the war if it conquers a Polish province of the defending major for 3 months.
If Poland is a free state, the defender is resolved and the war works as above, but Poland has the forces of the free state.
If Poland does not exist as independent or freestate, a random Polish province revolts. A Polish corps and 2d6 infantry rise up in the province, in an area with no corps of the defending major or it's allies. The province gets a guerilla value of 3. If the revolt manages to conquer all of the cities in the province, the revolt is successful and the province becomes independent. If it is attacked, it has a third of the forces of a normal Poland. If the reborn Poland grows to 3 provinces it becomes a again a fully independent Poland with full forces. The revolt is defeated if the defending major conquers all of the cities in the revolting province for 3 months.
Balkan revolt
One random Turkish-owned feodal province (not Anatolia or Armenia) revolts along with it's feodal corps.
The revolt succeeds if the feodal corps keeps control of the province for 3 months. If the revolt succeeds, the province becomes independent unless it was originally a province of another major power, in which case it defects to the original owner.
The revolt is defeated if Turkey destroys the feodal corps or if 12 months have passed.
Controlling or winning the revolt is not worth any PP.
Wahbdist revolt
Palestine's controller loses 2 PP and 20$ after 3 months, reduced by 1$ for each factor in Corps. Each Corps also reduces the PP loss by 1.
