Memoir '44
How does the Commissar chip work for the Soviets?
Several threads agree on the chip rules.
- Johniks · Community · 2012-12-17
- kentreuber · Community · 2017-12-27
- NimitsTexan · Community · 2017-12-28
- mzungu · Community · 2014-04-07
- kentreuber · Community · 2016-03-17
- mzungu · Community · 2014-04-07
- mzungu · Community · 2014-04-25
- conedguy · Community · 2016-03-13
- hpgeek · Community · 2016-03-14
- ColtsFan76 · Community · 2017-01-31
- rongammer · Community · 2017-02-01
- ColtsFan76 · Community · 2013-05-02
- ColtsFan76 · Community · 2017-01-16
- NimitsTexan · Community · 2017-02-01
At least one card must go under the chip, and the cards under it are played together: if any is played, all are. The Soviets fill it without drawing at the start, drawing first at the end of their first turn. A Counter-Attack under the chip can answer only Field General cards (and the CinC's cards only if it is the sole chip card), and no more than two cards may be under the chip if the CinC also plays a Counter-Attack from hand. A Counter-Attack from hand may always substitute, and it ignores the chip cards, delaying them a turn.