Does movement from a space within a space count as enough to trigger interception?
I have asked Mark this before. The general principle to follow is that the city space has two real spaces, one is outside and one is inside. Thus, movement out of the city to sortie against the besieging force would be a move that trigger an interception from an army that is adjacent to the beseiging army being sortied against. – M.W. 26. How are reinforcements into a walled city that exceed the within-city-walls-limit handled when there is an enemy force sitting outside but not yet successfully besieging the city? One example from last night’s game: Hannibal was besieging Rome (with 5 CUs and a consul inside) and had one besieged status marker. Just before turn-end Hannibal left Gisgo with 3 troops to maintain the siege and went to a friendly PC marker for winter. Gisgo lost one troop in the winter attrition roll hence lifting the siege. Roman reinforcements into Rome are now allowed as the city is not “besieged”. However, the troops now flow over and outside of the walls because ther
