Jimmer -> RE: Issue with determining the commander of Allied armies (6/5/2008 7:20:06 PM)
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I believe (going from memory here) that the original game rules were: The leader came from the major power with the most corps counters in the battle (corps larger than 20 factors did NOT count as 2 for this purpose). Within that first restriction, the leader who commands is the one with the highest commander rating. It does not matter if a leader with a higher rating is in the stack with another MP's corps. Only the leaders from within the force with the highest number of corps could lead. There were two end-cases: If the MP with the highest number of corps didn't have any leaders, then a commander from the second-largest group of corps would lead. Etc. If there is a tie between two or more powers for "highest corps count", then the players would decide which force was "larger" by agreement. If they couldn't agree, a die was rolled to decide. The same rules applied to both offensive and defensive commander choosings.
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