1936 v2.9 - Revision history

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 * Altered Adjacencies: Cracow not @ Rumania
 * Rule Change: Client SCs count towards their patron's SC count for victory purposes.
 =Space Names and Abbreviations=

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 ==Client States==
-Should a Great Power (patron) invest any DPs in a minor power designated as a client (i.e. lesser ally, junior partner, protectorate, state within a power's sphere of influence), those DPs are increased by in value: In the first two years by one. Therafter the DP bonus increases each following year by one (1936: +1, 1937: +1, 1938: +2, 1939: +3, 1940: +4, etc)
+'''Should a Great Power (patron) invest any DPs in a minor power designated as a client (i.e. lesser ally, junior partner, protectorate, state within a power's sphere of influence), those DPs are increased by in value: In the first two years by one. Therafter the DP bonus increases each following year by one (1936: +1, 1937: +1, 1938: +2, 1939: +3, 1940: +4, etc)
 A surviving client's SCs count towards its patron's SC total for victory purposes.

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 ==Client States==
-Should a Great Power (patron) invest any DPs in a minor power designated as a client (i.e. lesser ally, junior partner, protectorate, state within a power's sphere of influence), those DPs are increased by in value: In the first two years by one. Therafter the DP bonus increases each following year by one.
+Should a Great Power (patron) invest any DPs in a minor power designated as a client (i.e. lesser ally, junior partner, protectorate, state within a power's sphere of influence), those DPs are increased by in value: In the first two years by one. Therafter the DP bonus increases each following year by one (1936: +1, 1937: +1, 1938: +2, 1939: +3, 1940: +4, etc)
 A surviving client's SCs count towards its patron's SC total for victory purposes.

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 ==Client States==
-Should a Great Power (patron) invest any DPs in a minor power designated as a client (i.e. lesser ally, junior partner, protectorate, state within a power's sphere of influence), those DPs are increased by 1 in value.
+Should a Great Power (patron) invest any DPs in a minor power designated as a client (i.e. lesser ally, junior partner, protectorate, state within a power's sphere of influence), those DPs are increased by in value: In the first two years by one. Therafter the DP bonus increases each following year by one.
 A surviving client's SCs count towards its patron's SC total for victory purposes.

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	• '''Deduct 1 DP from a Great Power's DP budget for each SC it originally owned, yet now is controlled by another power.		• '''Deduct 1 DP from a Great Power's DP budget for each SC it originally owned, yet now is controlled by another power.

−	• '''Deduct 1 DP from sponsor's DP budget if its corresponding faction does not control any Spanish SCs.'''	+	• '''Deduct 1 DP from sponsor's DP budget if its corresponding faction does not control any Spanish SCs. If said faction won the Spanish Civil War and is recognised as a Great Power, then it also loses 1 DP if it does not control a single Spanish SC.'''

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 Burgos, Madrid and Valencia are home supply centres for both the Nationalists and Republicans. Initially the Nationalists control Burgos, the Republicans Valencia (their respective provisional capitals), whereas Madrid is neutral and controlled by neither. There is no neutral garrison in vacant Madrid – unlike all other neutral SCs at game-start.
-A faction victorious in the Spanish Civil War receives 3 DPs. In all other circumstances, factions do not receive any DPs.
+A faction victorious in the Spanish Civil War receives 1 DP. In all other circumstances, factions do not receive any DPs.
 Should a faction's sponsoring Great Power (Italy for the Nationalists, the Soviet Union for the Republicans) be eliminated, its faction is immediately put into civil disorder (see the below rules section). Therefore the controlling player is entirely eliminated from the game.

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 During each Spring and Fall turn, each Great Power may allocate DPs to minor powers that still have units on the map, though '''no more than two of its DPs may be allocated to any particular minor power SC.'''
-'''A Major Power may not allocate any DPs to a minor power SC it intends to attack (or support an attack against it) during the current game turn.'''
+'''A Major Power may not allocate any DPs to a minor power SC it intends to attack (or support an attack against) during the current game turn.'''
 For each DP allocated, the allocating Great Power submits an order for that particular minor power’s unit. A Great Power may order a minor power to move, hold or support. '''A minor power's unit given a move order (also known as a "sortie") will not actually move. However, the move action may cut support and bounce other units. '''

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 During each Spring and Fall turn, each Great Power may allocate DPs to minor powers that still have units on the map, though '''no more than two of its DPs may be allocated to any particular minor power SC.'''
 '''A Major Power may not allocate any DPs to a minor power SC it intends to attack (or support an attack against it) during the current game turn.'''
 For each DP allocated, the allocating Great Power submits an order for that particular minor power’s unit. A Great Power may order a minor power to move, hold or support. '''A minor power's unit given a move order (also known as a "sortie") will not actually move. However, the move action may cut support and bounce other units. '''
 '''If a minor power unit is given a move order that under Standard rules would result in it moving, the order will result in the unit remaining in its starting territory, but no other unit may retreat or move into the territory the minor successfully attacked. A unit already in the target territory at turn start will not be dislodged.'''
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 Players are not required to tell each other how they allocated their DPs. Just as with negotiations, players may honour their agreements with other players or not, as they see fit. Only the GM will know how Great Powers have allocated their DPs. DP allocation is not published in the adjudication; only the end results are published.
 The GM determines how DPs have been allocated. In the event of a conflict, an order for a particular minor power’s unit is followed if it is supported by more DPs than any conflicting order. See the following examples:

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 •	'''France receives 5 DPs.
-•	Spain (i.e. a faction victorious in the Spanish Civil War) receives 1 DP.
+•	'''Spain (i.e. a faction victorious in the Spanish Civil War) receives 1 DP.
-•	The other Great Power are allocated 3 DPs each.
+•	'''The other Great Power are allocated 3 DPs each.
-•	Deduct 1 DP from a Great Power's DP budget for each SC it originally owned, yet now is controlled by another power.
+•	'''Deduct 1 DP from a Great Power's DP budget for each SC it originally owned, yet now is controlled by another power.
-•	Deduct 1 DP from sponsor's DP budget if its corresponding faction does not control any Spanish SCs.'''
+•	'''Deduct 1 DP from sponsor's DP budget if its corresponding faction does not control any Spanish SCs.'''
 During each Spring and Fall turn, each Great Power may allocate DPs to minor powers that still have units on the map, though '''no more than two of its DPs may be allocated to any particular minor power SC.'''