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Joel Billings -> RE: italian surrender (4/3/2016 6:14:59 AM)
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There are three
cases under which
an Italian surrender
check will occur.
On the turn an
amphibious invasion
of mainland Italy
is executed, a surrender check is made during the
Axis logistics phase. This “pre-invasion” check allows
for the historical result in which the Italian surrender
took place the night before the Salerno landings. In
addition, during the Axis Logistics phase, if any hex
in mainland Italy is under Western Allies control and
in supply, Italy must check for surrender. Finally, if all
of either Sardinia, Corsica, or Sicily is under Western
Allies control, a modified surrender check is also made
during the Axis logistics phase.
18.1.1. German Garrison of Italy
and Surrender Checks
Under the first two cases above when surrender is
checked, a value for the German garrison in Italy is
calculated by adding up the basic (unmodified by
weather) CV value of all the German units in mainland
Italy that are not within 10 hexes of an Allied unit and
dividing by four. In the third case involving Sardinia,
Corsica or Sicily, the German garrison CV is not
divided by 4. In all conditions, when the surrender
check is made, if random(200)>garrison value, Italy
surrenders.
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