Okay so I guess if a strict neutral is attacked, all other strict’s fight against the side that attacked them. So say the UK attacks Sweden. So example Spain has I don’t know a few infantry. Therefore do they become German, Italian, or Japanese infantry.
They become pro-axis and the infantry and territory is taken by whichever power walks into it
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Grrr
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Except that if the Swedes repelled the British attack, surviving Swedish infantry could be taken from any Axis infantry pieces, then replaced if necessary when a player moves in. If both sides are all killed in the battle, you have to improvise some sort of “pro-Axis” marker for Sweden until it is occupied.
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If both sides are all killed in the battle, you have to improvise some sort of “pro-Axis” marker for Sweden until it is occupied.
No, you don’t, because all strict neutrals are now pro-Axis. However, until a power claims the territory, you do need to indicate somehow that the Swedish army has been used up. An upside down control marker works well.
