EXTRA BONUS PS: We have an interesting houserule about the capture of an enemy capital. The IPC’s from that capital are like a stash of gold. They are heavy, and immobile (man, digital transfer of funds thru international banking cartels just DIDNT happen back then). That said, if you take a capital, the IPC’s of that capital are in your hands, but they are stuck in the capital of origin. You CANNOT spend them, until a turn where the capital is in your possession on the beginning of that turn, at which point those IPC’s are transferred to your general fund, to be spent anywhere. (It takes a full round to liberate enemy gold). Even then, the captured capital only has limited production capabilities (ie, Moscow produces only 10 units) according to the normal rules. If you take a capital, and the enemy retakes that capital on their next turn, the enemy also retakes their gold. Note those IPC’s can only be spent on their next turn, provided they still own the capital.Â
So which money is lost when the surviving opponent’s heavy bombers do a stategic industrial bombing attack?
