We are playing Fighting Withdrawal, our first scenario using Exit VP. The scenario description just establish that the Finns will win if, at the end of the last turn, they have exited more VP than the Russians and lose otherwise. My understanding of the rules is that CVP (eliminated units) don't count when the scenario is asking for Exit VP only.
A26.222 states that if a prisoner is eliminated due to an attack by its own side, the capturing side immediately receives double CVP for the elimination, yet here it is dealing with Casualty Victory Points. A26.23, which deals with Exit Victory Conditions, states that captured enemy units exited according to the Victory Conditions count as normal VP during play and double VP at scenario end pointing to A26.222 where this double value condition is first established.
What happens, in a game that counts only Exit VP, if a side eliminates its own side prisoners before it can be conducted to the exit point, will it count double VP as if successfully exited?
A26.222 states that if a prisoner is eliminated due to an attack by its own side, the capturing side immediately receives double CVP for the elimination, yet here it is dealing with Casualty Victory Points. A26.23, which deals with Exit Victory Conditions, states that captured enemy units exited according to the Victory Conditions count as normal VP during play and double VP at scenario end pointing to A26.222 where this double value condition is first established.
What happens, in a game that counts only Exit VP, if a side eliminates its own side prisoners before it can be conducted to the exit point, will it count double VP as if successfully exited?
