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    This document provides an overview of the supply lines and battle phases in the American Revolution board game. It summarizes that [1] each city/occupied territory can generate supplies, which must be moved through continuous supply lines. [2] Battles are initiated through an attack, with both sides committing supplies and troops. The defender can refuse battle if the area is friendly. [3] Outcomes are determined by comparing remaining troops after battle losses, with the victor gaining support markers.

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    This document provides an overview of the supply lines and battle phases in the American Revolution board game. It summarizes that [1] each city/occupied territory can generate supplies, which must be moved through continuous supply lines. [2] Battles are initiated through an attack, with both sides committing supplies and troops. The defender can refuse battle if the area is friendly. [3] Outcomes are determined by comparing remaining troops after battle losses, with the victor gaining support markers.

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    Supply Lines of The American Revolution

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    This document provides an overview of the supply lines and battle phases in the American Revolution board game. It summarizes that [1] each city/occupied territory can generate supplies, which must be moved through continuous supply lines. [2] Battles are initiated through an attack, with both sides committing supplies and troops. The defender can refuse battle if the area is friendly. [3] Outcomes are determined by comparing remaining troops after battle losses, with the victor gaining support markers.

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    Supply Lines of the American Revolution

    Player Aid
    Phase 1: Supply

    A. Generate Supplies - 2 food/1 war supply per city


    if:
    1. Occupied by army
    2. one point adjacent is open or friendly
    Phase 4: Attack
    occupied
    3. nova scotia generates supplies = crown
    A. Accept/refuse battle
    reinforcement track 1. Defender may refuse if adjacent land
    B. Moving supplies by land area is friendly/unoccupied
    1. must be moved through continuous
    2. surrenders supplies unless leader
    supply line of adjacent armies
    present - may keep half
    2. cannot end move with > 8 in city/fort
    B. attacker commitment
    3. Cannot have more supplies than units +
    1. Spends 1 war supply for 1 battle die
    1 with any army in a point 2. if attacking city/fort, must spend 2 war
    C. Moving Supplies by sea supplies for each battle die
    1. crown may move between friendly ports
    3. crown rounds up/patriots round down
    2. nova scotia cannot receive supplies
    C. defender commitment
    3. sen zone supplies for bombardment only
    1. spend 1 war supply for each battle die
    D. Crown Reinforcements
    D. Defender roll
    1. remove market to nova scotia, troops
    1. hit on roll of 1, 2
    arrive there next supply phase - 2. eliminate hit attacking units
    Phase 2: Initiative phase E. attacker roll
    1. lose 1 battle die for every 2 units lost to
    A. Roll for initiative defender roll
    1. highest die roll wins initiative 2. patriots hit on 1, 2
    2. highest die roll determines pass marker 3. crown hits on 1, 2, 3
    placement F. Victory to army with greatest total remaining
    3. crown wins ties pre-declaration leaders + units
    4. patriots win tie post-declaration 1. add/subtract to support marker if defeated
    -Phase 3: Impulse opposing army with leader
    G. Defeat
    A. march - 1 food every 4 units in army 1. attacker returns to previous area
    1. Leader may select part of army to 2. defender does moral check. if die roll is
    activate greater or equal to different between
    B. Transport - No supply cost armies
    1. crown move army to sea box or move h. Skirmish battle
    all/some army in sea box to friendly 1. patriots spends war supply for battle die
    port at 1:1
    C. Attack - same as march 2. hit on 1, 2
    D. Skirmish - 1 food supply 3. crown may not refuse or fight back
    1. patriot action only 4. patriots return to original area
    2. must have < 2 units in army
    E. Dig-In - 1 food/1 war supply Phase 5: End turn phase
    1. dug in may not activate for rest of
    turn A. Victory check
    f. bombard - 1 war supply in sea box per attack B. patriot army disbands on winter turns
    1. crown only C. muster patriot forces
    G. Destroy - 2 war supplies 1. Draw chits = to support track
    1. crown only 2. add 2 units if area not crown occupied
    2. cannot produce supply/can add 3. Gains 3rd leader during 1st winter
    defensive bonus phase
    3. add one to support marker - D. advance turn marker
    -

    Victory conditions
    crown wins if: Patriots win if:
    - all patriot leaders eliminated - all crown leaders eliminated
    - at end of game if crown controls # of victory - support marker advances to treaty of alliance
    cities required - if crown removes last reinforcement marker
    - if they own New York & albany pre- and fails to capture 5 victory cities by end of
    declaration current year -
    - if they own new york, albany, and philadelphia
    post declaration -

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