@The_Good_Captain The rule applies in all sea battles where there are sea units allied to the attacker present, regardless of the type(s) of defending German sea units. The rule mentions only German subs because the author failed to take into account the possibility that the situation could also exist with German surface units if they were mobilized in a hostile sea zone. This oversight was corrected in the Axis & Allies Pacific Rulebook.
Marker on liberated territory
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In the rules, it says that when an Ally liberates another player’s territory you «Remove the German marker from the territory and adjust the original owner’s income level on the National Production Chart. » but does the original owner put a marker back on?
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Assuming the original owners Capital is not captured then no.
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@andrewaagamer So, it seems to me that if the national production chart is adjusted, there’s not much point in the owner having to go back over it just to put in one of his chips to make it look better on the board after all.
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If the original owner is in control of the territory you don’t need a marker. Markers are for territories that do not belong to your active Power originally.
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@andrewaagamer Ah ok, thank you very much. I haven’t really played this game yet. I started a game with my nephew, but we underestimated the time for the set up and the fact that we often have to go read the rules for this or that. We didn’t play much at all. And now I’m translating the rulebook in french and I was wondering if I should add this point to the original to make it clearer to understand. Thx.