Rivers / Korea Scenario

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Rivers / Korea Scenario

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I am trying to get back into that game. I see that rivers run in the middle of a hex instead on a boundary. How do I form a river defense? On the river hex or behind the river hex? Moreover in the Korea scenario I do not see any bridges? So I cannot blow any bridge. Is that just scenario specific?
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RE: Rivers / Korea Scenario

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Any time a road/rail goes across a river it's a bridge. If someone is attacking from a river hex they are penalized.
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RE: Rivers / Korea Scenario

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Thanks, Lobster
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