Greetings:

Any answer... to any question, that contains the words "should be"
is suspect and not trustworthy. I do not know who wrote the Q&A in
the rule book but, that one is definitely wrong.

Can you build troops in a newly conquered province? Of course not.
Once your province was taken, and you then took it back, it is a
newly conquered province to you. No troops will be built.
Skip


Adm Barbaros <adm_barbaros@...> wrote:
"Skip and Scotty, i see your point of view but
nap rulebook page 23;
Troops built:
...If your province is attacked, but you successfully defend it,
then you will be able to build troops there....
and page 58;
Q: If I give orders to build troops in a city and an enemy force
takes it in the 1st move-phase and then, in the 2nd move-phase I
take it back (so at the end of the movement, it belongs to me), then
my troops will be build, right? I looked in the rulebook and it says
that if you defend your city, your troops will be built (and I am
sort of defending it :)
A: Yes, they should be built.
adm Barbar os