In the first round of battle, an interceptor plays his battle card after the active player?
Yes. The interceptor is still the defender for all reasons! – B.W. 17. Can 1 Roman CU in Rome (where Rome gets the Militia) be overrun? Yes, I don’t see any reason why not. – B.W. 18. Can a just displaced general come back in the game on the same turn with the Dismiss Proconsul card? I would say no: “A displaced general is removed from the map and does not return to play until the next Reinforcement Phase.” – B.W. 19. During a truce, Carthage does not have to roll on the naval combat table? That is correct–this can be a great tool to get troops into Italy if Carthage happens to control an Italian port (provided the Roman doesn’t rain on your parade by playing an event to cancel the truce). – B.W. 20. If part of an army Avoids Battle does the atacking army have to attack the army that’s left behind or may it pursue the army that is avoiding battle. Rules for movement say he must stop but the rules for Pursuit say he can continue. Which takes precedence? If an army avoids but leaves two
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- In the first round of battle, an interceptor plays his battle card after the active player?
