professional Generals moving troops of an instinctive General

[tarnowski1]

pretty much as the title, can A professional AC or sub General spend their cards to move troops in an instinctive Sub generals command?

sub question- The extra 'out of command' card for a professional General is presumably inclusive if the unit is further than his normal command radius? I mean whether at 1bw or 11 bw he pays a single extra card for being out of command in ordering other troops around.

[Simon Meg-Meister]

If they are non-allied.

Second point is ute as they can only do it at all inside command range.
which becomes 0 if they are in combat.

See grey table on QRS.

S

[nikgaukroger]

Hadn't noticed that it must be within command range - bet I've played that incorrectly more than once   

[tarnowski1]

Hadn't noticed that it must be within command range - bet I've played that incorrectly more than once   

nor did I and I must have read that part of the QRS three or four times yesterday. Guess my brain was focusing on other things

[nikgaukroger]

We know better now 

[Simon Meg-Meister]

Ah .... we try to write with precision ... it does assume reading with precision .... 

[accard]

I prefer the old fashioned wargamer's method.

Read it
Play it.
If someone says I am doing it wrong read it again. (or ask on forum in these modern times)

[rayfredjohn]

We see what we want to see.

[Hunter]

We see what we want to see.

Yippee!

No wait ...... I just checked the drive and there's no Maserati out there mate.

HH

[rayfredjohn]

We see what we want to see.

Yippee!

No wait ...... I just checked the drive and there's no Maserati out there mate.

HH

It's not actually a Maser. I made you think it was a Maser.

[marshalney2000]

We see what we want to see.

Yippee!

No wait ...... I just checked the drive and there's no Maserati out there mate.

HH

Just Hunter's usual three wheeled van on the drive as usual. Kushti!!