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Source: S&T 61 (page S3 - insert)
Date: As of April 1, 1977
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Standard Rules:
[5.26] (OMISSION) Terrain effects on movement are cumulative. If a unit does not have sufficient Movement Points to enter a hex, then that unit may not enter the hex (e.g., a unit may not enter a forest-rough hex by crossing a stream hexside as this would require more than six Movement Points).
[7.4] (CLARIFICATION) Terrain Effects on combat are not cumulative. If a defending unit might possibly benefit from two different types of terrain, only the effect most beneficial to the defender would be used (e.g., a unit in rough being attacked across stream hexsides would be doubled for defense, not quadrupled).
Source: Moves 29 (page 36)
Date: As of Sept 19, 1976
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Standard Rules:
[9.0] (CLARIFICATION) A unit is doubled on defense as long as all adjacent
attacking units attack across ford or bridge hexsides. The participation of
non-adjacent units has no effect on this. A unit being attacked solely by
artillery is doubled as long as the line of sight of the artillery fire
crosses a ford or bridge hexside, a creek hexside, or an impassible hex.
Antietam:
[14.2] (CORRECTION) Rodes brigade should be deployed in hex 1214 (not 1114).
[17.2] (OMISSION) CONFEDERATE DECISIVE VICTORY: 1 to 1.5 or less.
Battle of the Wilderness:
[17.21] (CLARIFICATION) This case should be taken literally: Union units which begin the game in non-road/trail Forest hexes surrounded by Forest hexes may not move the first day, except into an Enemy Zone of Control.
[15.51] (CORRECTION) All references to hex 2212 should
be to hex 2112. All references to hex 2221 should be to hex 2120.
[15.52] (CORRECTION) All references to hex 2201 should be to hex 2101.
[16.1] (CORRECTION) Either Player may exit his units from the map via hexes 0101 and 0111.
[17.31] (CORRECTION) The Confederate Player must be able to trace a road from hex 0101 or 0111 for a Line of Communication.
Game Map (CLARIFICATION) The hexside 0713/0714 is treated as a stream for all purposes (the break in the line indicates the extent of the Canal.)
(also see Grand Chancellorsville option below)
Hooker & Lee:
[16.11] (ERROR) The Correct exit hex number is 2101, not 2107.
(also see Grand Chancellorsville option below)
Grand Chancellorsville Option
(joining Hooker & Lee with Fredericksburg)
(from Footnotes, Moves issue 27, from Richard Berg)
Two rules were omitted from the Grand Chancellorsville Option, victims of
the merciless guillotine of space restrictions. They should be considered
optional; however, they are actual rules, not variants.
(OMITTED)
1) If a cavalry unit begins a Turn in the ZOC of an Enemy infantry or
artillery unit, it may move out of that ZOC. It may expend a total of three
Movement Points maximum, as long as it does not enter an Enemy ZOC. It may
not have combat in that Turn (nor may the horse artillery unit bombard).
2) The CSA Player gets three Victory Points for each Strength Point that it
has north of the Rappahannock/Rapidan river at the end of the game. These
units must be able to trace a Line of Communications off the southern end of
the board. -
--Richard Berg
Road to Richmond:
(from S&T 61, page S3)
[14.1] (CORRECTION) The listing in the Initial Deployment Chart is partially in error. The Union 1/3/V and the 3/3/V should be deployed in hex 1008 (not 1007). Note that the set up given on the map is correct.
[21.11] (CORRECTION) The reference to the second
condition is of course to the Union Train (not Trade) counter.
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