Slitherine

Some help on this subject would be appreciated. I received
the reward but others have not with seemingly similar
situations. The reward is 4000 prestige for holding the southern
airfield. I received the reward the second last turn before a DV.

Reward can be obtained if southernmost airfield is triggered as victory objective and if player meets conditions for decisive victory.

uran21 wrote:Reward can be obtained if southernmost airfield is triggered as victory objective and if player meets conditions for decisive victory.

Ok, so it does require a DV. I thought maybe holding the airfield
And a MV would good enough. I'll remember that on my next play
Through. Thanks for the prompt response.

Ok, this borders a bit on beyond obscure. You have to capture an obscure, out of the way airfield, BEFORE you obtain a DV so it will trigger it to become a DV victory location. Not even a hint that you need to go south for that Airfield. got it this time, 4000 extra prestige is a game changer!

Does who do not go for an airfield can meet conditions for decisive victory without it. If there was an instruction how to discover a surprise it would be everything but not surprise anymore.

Ok next surprise, I will keep it to myself. Oh and are there anymore
surprises.

Every captured unit is a surprise unless you read (spoiler) topic about how to obtain them.

It's like an an Easter Egg.

Eggs that go BOOM!!!

balone, your comment reminds me of a quote from Napoleon. Regarding German militarism, he once famously said, "Prussia was hatched from a cannonball."

So maybe we could call them "Prussian Easter Eggs."

Kamerer wrote:balone, your comment reminds me of a quote from Napoleon. Regarding German militarism, he once famously said, "Prussia was hatched from a cannonball."

So maybe we could call them "Prussian Easter Eggs."

Sounds good! We need a Prussian Easter Bunny. Schlieffen perhaps...

Kamerer wrote:balone, your comment reminds me of a quote from Napoleon. Regarding German militarism, he once famously said, "Prussia was hatched from a cannonball."

So maybe we could call them "Prussian Easter Eggs."

Not to go to off topic,but another famous frenchman said of Prussia:

"Whereas some states possess an army, the Prussian army possesses a state."-----Voltaire

balone wrote:

Kamerer wrote:balone, your comment reminds me of a quote from Napoleon. Regarding German militarism, he once famously said, "Prussia was hatched from a cannonball."

So maybe we could call them "Prussian Easter Eggs."

Sounds good! We need a Prussian Easter Bunny. Schlieffen perhaps...