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The Belgian NW modifier is +2 in 1914, then becomes +1 beginning in
1915.
The Belgian Army may incorporate Allied corps.
Belgium, if it is invaded and Brussels taken, carries out a Surrender Test at
the end of the invasion turn. If it fights on then it only surrenders in the
future if France makes peace.
If Antwerp surrenders, its garrison counter may not be evacuated by sea.
The Belgian Army automatically cooperates with the Allies, beginning in
the turn that follows its entry into war. It is supplied by Allied sources.
As long as a Belgian region is under Allied control, the Belgian Army stays
in Belgium. Otherwise, it fights first in the “North” region of France.
The Belgian receives 4 RP per turn, maximum 10 RP in stock.
Surrender Test
If Belgian cities are all enemy controlled, Belgium must undergo a
Capitulation test: Belgium capitulates upon a 4- dice roll (6- if also all small
towns are captured). The dice roll is modified according to what listed in
Capitulation checks (see 18.7).
The Balkan Minor Countries (Bulgaria, Romania, etc)
This rule concerns all the minor countries in the war, on the Central Powers
side.
The minor country’s Army cannot be merged into a foreign power’s Army.
If the minor refuses, it will not surrender until all its cities and towns are
captured by the enemy and there are no German or Austrian Armies in the
minor country at the end of the turn.
If a minor country surrenders, all units of that country surrender.
Each Entente power gains +2 to NW, while each Central Powers power
loses -1 to NW.
While at war, the minor regains 3 to 5 RP** per turn, to a maximum of 10
RP in stock.
Serbia
Serbia receives 5 RP per turn, maximum of 10 RP in stock. If the 2 Serbian
cities and Cetinje are conquered, its flow becomes 2 RP per turn.
The units of Montenegro are considered to be Serbian units for all cases.
The Serbian Army cooperates with all the other allied Armies in Serbia.
They may send each other reinforcements in battle.
Serbia never surrenders.
Albania
All nations may intervene militarily in Albania, without declaration of war.
Other Minor Countries
This rule concerns all the minor countries in the war, on the Entente
side.
A minor’s Army cannot incorporate Allied corps, with the exception of the
Holland Army. They are always supplied by Allied sources.
If all cities are all enemy controlled, the minor country must undergo a
Capitulation test: the minor country capitulates upon a 4- dice roll (6- if also
all small towns are captured). The dice roll is modified according to what
listed in Capitulation checks (see 18.7).
Switzerland never surrenders.
The minor receives 3 to 5 RP per turn, maximum 10 RP in stock.
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