*FRIEDLAND (S&T 151)*

Q: Some of the CRTs don't seem to have all the necessary
information, or it is unclear what terrain types are linked to
which row of attack strengths. What am I supposed to do in these
cases?
A: Things are better than they look, but the computers were not
kind to us here!  On the Infantry--Linear CRT, the line beginning
with 4(-) is used when attacking into, out of, or across Stream,
Hilltop, or Peak. On the Infantry--Column CRT, the same types of
terrain are linked to the line beginning with 2(-).
The blank space in then center of the "die roll 4" row of the
Infantry--Linear CRT should read "-". On the Artillery--Bombard
CRT, change the result in the first column across from the die
roll 8 result from X to "-"; change the second column across from
die roll 8 from Td to "X".

Q: Do you have to remember to subtract one from the movement
allowance of Disordered units, as indicated on the "Effects of
Disorder" chart?
A: No. A design change limiting "fog of war" rules to leaders
permitted reduced strengths of combat units to be printed on
their backs, so this requirement should be deleted.

Q: The Line of Sight rules say only enemy units block LOS, but
note "a" of the Terrain Effects Chart does not mention this.
Which is right?
A: The rules. Note "a" on the TEC should say LOS is blocked if
the hex contains an enemy combat unit.

Q: Is the Disintegration Level changed simply because the CRT
yields a Break (b) result, even when no units are eliminated or
Shattered?
A: Yes. Disintegration points are also gained when a unit is
Disordered by a Break result. 

Q: In the Elan Chart, can a nationality that gains a special
combat shift also benefit from the one column shift under "ALL"
nationalities?
A: No. A unit can select only one effect (movement or combat) and
only one type of elan category. Thus, a French unit that
qualified for both the "France" and "ALL" combat shifts would
have to select either the 1R or the 2R benefit, and could not
combine them into "3R."

Q: In Scenario 2 and 3's "special instructions," it says that
Elan markers are received "from Friction Events," but there is
nothing about this anywhere in the Friction events description
(rule 17). What is supposed to happen?
A: No Elan markers are received or lost due to Friction results.
Delete the references to Friction events found in the scenarios,
and simply gain the indicated number of markers per turn if they 
are available.


CHARTS & TABLES

Q: Are the 3-4 and 5-6 columns in the Infantry Skirmish CRT
really supposed to be identical?  Also the 7-8 and 9-10 columns
as well?
A: Yes. The strength column headings are standard throughout the
six CRTs to allow players to become familiar with their basic
structure and ease their use.  This created the necessary
duplication you discovered.

Q: On a "W" combat result, who is the "owning player" that
withdraws units?
A: The attacker is the owner in this case.  The "W" result should
read: "The owning player has the option to move ALL attacking
units involved in combat one hex..."

Q: What happens to an attack that is shifted left or right off
either end of a CRT? If the attack strength is lower than the
value listed in the far left column, is the attack prohibited?
A: As the Column Modifiers on the Player Aid Card (p.31 of the
magazine) states, shifts that exceed the table boundaries are
ignored. The "(-)" following the numbers in the far left column
are meant to indicate that attack strength that is equal to OR
LESS THAN the indicated number uses the far left column.  Thus,
the "4(-)" column is used whenever the attack strength is four
points or less. However, units with zero (0) combat strength may
not attack at all by themselves.

Q: If any artillery unit that receives a "T" result fails the
required Morale Check, how long does the "no effect" result last?
A: Just for the duration of the single Bombardment attack.

On the Detailed Sequence of Play, #3. Movement segment, it should
state that no unit or commander is required to attempt movement,
but if it does (or the decision is made not to attempt movement),
the unit is "Finished."  The three choices listed in each of the
brackets should read "Cannot Move or May Move or Must Move." Step
3 should read Step C, and the "Corps Commander" box should be
labeled "Combat Unit."  Under #4. Reaction Movment, drop the
double asterisk (**). See rule 20 for details about how to decide
whether to react, and optional rule 20.4 for the Mandary Reaction
Check.

In the French Fog of War holding area, it should read "keep
hidden from the Russian Player). The "Contingency Reinforcement"
is limited solely to Murat.

In the Army Disintegration Chart, each enemy unit eliminated in
the Basic System or Shattered in the Advanced Rules causes the
friendly Disintegration Level to be REDUCED by one (-1).

The Contact Chart applies only to artillery fire in the Basic
System, but to all units serving as observers as well as
artillery when using Advanced Rule 24.3.   The first and third
rows are contact ranges for "Artillery unit, Commander [Adv. Rule
16.3], Detachment."  Each of these unit types has the same normal
contact range.  The "Bonus" in row 5 is added if the OBSERVING
UNIT (not the target) is located in the indicated terrain.

The five column modifiers beneath the "ADVANCED RULES ONLY" line
in the Column Modifiers for all CRTs chart (p. 31) are only used
when the indicated advanced rules are in effect.

When a [C] or [I] result is received on the Leadership Table, all
subordinate or assigned units and corps commanders except those
stacked with the commander making the leadership check are
treated as Out of Command (O).

The Command Example of play (p.28) should read as follows: The
Corps Commanders (C's) can be assigned or excluded, as the Army
Commander wished. If A did not assign C2 to himself, but directly
subordinated U2-a, and C2 did not make i ts own Leadership Check,
that would mean U2-b would have to make its own individual
Leadership Check if it wanted to attempt to move at all. Terrain
does not limit or affect a Commander's Range in any way. (This
changes when using Advanced Rule [16].)

The missing last portion of the Engagement Zone Example (p.28)
should read: A unit retreating into any enemy EZ hex would be
subject to a morale check (Basic System) or an Engagement attack
(Advanced rules). Thus a unit would have to make a check or
suffer an Engagement attack if it entered hex B.


"Lessons of History: Ney vs. the Cossacks"

The printed hex numbers are incorrect, due to a last-minute
change by the map maker. The correct hex numbers are in
parentheses after the corresponding incorrect hex number: 

2711 (2118), 2712 (2117), 2713 (2116); 
2811 (2019), 2812 (2018), 2813 (2017);
2911 (1918), 2912 (1917), 2913 (1916); 
3012 (1818), 3110 (1719);
3210 (1620), 3211 (1619). 

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