From Moves 14

As a result of post-publication playtesting, the following errata has
been assembled to clarify and correct various errors or ambiguities in
the original game components.

The errata follows the sequence of the PanzerArmee Afrika rules folder.

[3. 22] (Omission): US = United States.

[5.4] (Clarification): El Agheila is not a port. While Axis
reinforcements may arrive at El Aghelia, sea movement into or out of El
Aghelia is not allowed. For sea movement purposes only the central
Alexandria hex marked with the port symbol is considered a port. Units
using sea movement from Alexandria must begin the Movement Phase in the
central port hex (only). Reinforcements may, however, be landed in any
of the shaded hexes constituting the Alexandria base area, within
stacking limitations.

[6.5] (Clarification): Unoccupied forts have no Zones of Control. An
unoccupied fort hex may be entered by either side by paying the
appropriate movement cost dictated by the other terrain in the hex.

[8.32] (Clarification): A unit may never be reduced to below ''1"
Strength Point due to supply and terrain effects.

[8.6] (Clarification): Unsupplied units may counterattack. Units which
did not participate in an attack may not be counterattacked by the
surviving defending units.

[9.22] (Clarification): An overrun can only be executed from a hex which
is controlled solely by Enemy units which are in the hex about to be
overrun. An overrun may not be executed from any hex which is controlled
by units in two or more Enemy occupied hexes (including the hex to be
overrun). A unit (or stack) that has executed an overrun and is
occupying a hex which is controlled solely by Enemy units in one
adjacent hex may overrun that Enemy occupied hex if the overrunning
unit(s) have sufficient Movement Points to do so. Within these
restrictions, a unit may participate in as many overruns as its Movement
Allowance will allow within a single Movement Phase. An overrun is
always possible from a hex which is not an Enemy controlled hex (such as
a hex adjacent to a Supply unit).

[9.91] (Correction): The reference to Case [10.5] should instead refer
to Case [10. 8].

[10.91] (Clarification): This rule is intended to prohibit the Allied
Player from placing any of his units (voluntarily) into an Unsupplied
state at any time whatsoever, i e, Allied units may not move out of
supply even if at the end of the Movement Phase they would be generally
supplied.

[10.92] (Change): The Axis Player may voluntarily place only German
units in an Unsupplied state at the end of an Axis Movement Phase. Both
German and Italian units may be placed in an Unsupplied state as a
result of using Maximum Attack Supply or by voluntary destruction of an
Axis Supply Unit.

[11.11] (Addition): Allied Supply units may be moved by rail and then
transported by Truck in the same Allied Movement Phase.

[12.0] (Clarification) Allied units are subject to Command Control on
the first Game-Turn. Allied sea and rail movement is not exempt from
Command Control. A Supply Unit in a hex affect by Command Control may
not be transported (by truck or rail or sea), but its supply function is
unimpaired.

[13.2] (Omission): Allied units occupying hexes controlled by an Enemy
occupied fort may not attack the units in the fort if due to the Command
Control die roll the Allied units are considered affected by loss of
Command Control. In such a case, the units in the fort may counterattack
the Allied units which are assumed to have made an ineffectual attack.

[16.1] (Clarification): Allied units in Alexandria which cannot move due
to Command Control may nevertheless be withdrawn as called for by the
Turn Record/Reinforcement Track.

[18.1] (Correction): The reference to Case [7.14] should instead refer
to case [17.14].

[19.3] I Correction): In the example given in this case, the Axis Player
has chosen Variable Reinforcement Option "K'' not "L.''

THE MAPSHEET

[5.31] (Clarification): It costs only "1" Movement Point to enter a hex
through a road hexside, even if also crossing an escarpment hexside
Attacking through a road/escarpment hexside causes Attack Strength(s) to
be halved. A unit entering a hex through a road or track hexside and
intending to leave the hex via a road or track hexside of a different
unconnected road or track must expend two additional Movement Points to
do so. When tracing a supply line from one road or track to another road
or track not connected in the same hex, two additional Movement Points
are expended for tracing the supply line in this manner.

Turn Record/Reinforcement Track (Clarification): Players should note
that both the Axis and Allies receive one Supply Unit per turn in
addition to the reinforcements listed on the track. Neither Player may
have more Supply units in play than are provided for in the counter mix.

Turn Record/Reinforcement Track (Correction): The Axis Malta Option is
rolled for on Game-Turn # 15 (not # 14) at the beginning of the Axis
Player-Turn.