Total Realism Project Mod for Strategic Command War in Europe
For Axis p.o.v. check Duedman's channel: https://www.youtube.com/@duedman-alleswasknallt5775
TRP-Mod by David Martinez (Lothos) can be found here: https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10653&t=384019
Episode 34 Sept 27, 1940 "The RN is driven out of the Central Med"
WiE-TRP HOUSE RULES

1) No War Dec of USSR before April 1941 unless USSR mobilization reaches 90%

2) No Allied ships may ever use Kiel Canal. Allied land units may land and block.

3) No German attack on Low Countries till April 1940

4) Strategic Bombers can only attack a resource 1 time per turn. They may attack 2x
otherwise.

5) Finnish units may not enter any land hexes south of Riga-Moscow-Perm line. Finnish unit can enter anywhere in Norway and Sweden.

6) No Hungarian units may enter Rumania before Barbarossa if German DC 2nd Vienna Award grants Hungary the Romanian part of Transylvania
No Rumanian units in Hungary before Barbarossa if German DC 2nd Vienna Award grants Hungary the Romanian part of Transylvania.

7) No Allied 'Scando Gambit' on Oslo, Norway or Copenhagen, Denmark while those
two countries are neutral and or until France falls.

8) Special Forces/Marines special rule. Once amphibious landed SF units may reload by finding a port or wait 5 turns from a non port coastal hex.

9) No Diplo into Majors

10) No Diplo in the Balkans until Barbarossa started

11) No Allied blocking of Gibraltar travel hexes (can put ships all around them but not right onto them)

12) Italian Navy is restricted to the Med until they are at war. Italian transports can go out if they are destined for Abyssinia (Ethiopia) and go straight there while Italy is neutral. No spotting with them.

13) Vigo and Canary Island Ports leased to Germany may not be bombed unless Spain is an Axis Power at 100% Mobilization.

14) Fighters may only be rebased 1 time per turn, and may be able to move 1 AP in any direction after the initial move and placement.
(Adapted by both parties around Episode 23 June 1940 after much consideration)