An army near and dear to my heart! Thanks for finally covering Romania! I only have one comment, the cool outflanking a turn early rule, at least as written, does not apply to transports, meaning if you want the bonus your troops have to be on foot. It also only applies to cavalry, mountain troops and motorized sections...so not the pioneers. Its a bummer, could have been a really fun rule that would have made giving up the OG axis support/free medium howitzers a fair trade.
Whoops! That is such a shame, and ironic that the motorised sections are slower if they have a transport... I guess the best use for flank attack then is to load up on Mountain troops and rush them forward through rough ground at the end of turn 2, ready for a turn 3 charge? Jonny
Romania was between 2 major powers, by viena dictate romania had to give up basarabia bucovina to the russians, and transilvania to the hungarians, while still neutral. Then to recover Basarabia Bucovina and presured by nazis we liberate those territories, and in the end of the war we switch sides before russian invasion to recuperate transilvania. So we wore in between anvil and hammer..all the way..russia kept basarabia and bucovina.
An army near and dear to my heart! Thanks for finally covering Romania!
I only have one comment, the cool outflanking a turn early rule, at least as written, does not apply to transports, meaning if you want the bonus your troops have to be on foot. It also only applies to cavalry, mountain troops and motorized sections...so not the pioneers. Its a bummer, could have been a really fun rule that would have made giving up the OG axis support/free medium howitzers a fair trade.
Whoops! That is such a shame, and ironic that the motorised sections are slower if they have a transport... I guess the best use for flank attack then is to load up on Mountain troops and rush them forward through rough ground at the end of turn 2, ready for a turn 3 charge?
Jonny
@@TabletopTommies yep, which is a bit situational based on the table you’re on haha
Romania was between 2 major powers, by viena dictate romania had to give up basarabia bucovina to the russians, and transilvania to the hungarians, while still neutral. Then to recover Basarabia Bucovina and presured by nazis we liberate those territories, and in the end of the war we switch sides before russian invasion to recuperate transilvania. So we wore in between anvil and hammer..all the way..russia kept basarabia and bucovina.