WAR OF THE REBELLION
OFFICIAL ERRATA

Units
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1. Beyond the "Additional Counter Errata" listed on the sheet included in 
   the game, note the following on Sheet 1, left side, row 2:
        position 1: "Hunt" should read "Tyler"
        positions 9, 10: use the blank white counters to create 2 "Hunt"
                         (Huntington) artillery a and b units, with identical 
                         values to all other Reserve artillery units.

2. Minor error: the 3 CSA "Beckham" horse artillery units in Gettysburg 
   should read "Peckham."

Replacement counters for incorrect units will be provided free to registered 
owners, and for a small sum to others who request them.

Maps
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1. Gettysburg-- Hexes 1024 and 1333 are entry hexes, and should have a red 
   star like all the others.

2. Chickamauga-- The Direction of Retreat Diagram is wrong.  Alexander's 
   Bridge crosses the northern hexside of hex 1608.  Use this to orient the 
   direction of retreat (N, NE, SE, S, SW, NW). The game rules are correct.

Charts
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1. Activation Sequence Summary (6.31): #4 refers to "independent divisions," 
   not "in dependent divisions."

2. Unit Values Summary (on back of large fold-out sheet): Under "Movement 
   During Combat (10)," bullet #5, the reference should be to 10.23, not
   10.26.

3. Gettysburg Union Reinforcement Roster: Burling's brigade and Randolph b 
   artillery belong to Group Q, not Group R. Only [Lockwood (+5)] belongs to 
   Group V. De Trobriand's Brigade (Group Q) enters in hex 6129, with 0 hits.

RULES
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2.4, bullet #2: The "0" on the 10-sided die is treated as "10," unless a 
                specific rule or results table specifies that it shall be 
                treated as "0."

4.14 This rule applies only to non-artillery units. See (4.13) for artillery 
     hits.

4.5 Line of Sight Example (p.12): The area covered is part of the Gettysburg 
    map, with matching hex numbers. The obstacle in hex 4312 is Woods, as are 
    hexes 4210 and 4310. Hexes 4014 and 4515 are level 3.  Hexes  3815, 3914, 
    4113-14, 4214, 4314, 4415, and 4514 are level 2.  Hex 4113 blocks LOS 
    because it lies between the Poague artillery unit and hexes 4214, 4314, 
    and 4415. Although LOS is not blocked into hex 4515 (Little Round Top), 
    it lies beyond Poague's 6-hex extended range.

Exclusive Rules
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South Mountain
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   The Union side is the first player in both scenarios.

Shiloh
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   Scenario 1 (p.49): In the "Union 6am Set-up" the "Illinc" artillery unit 
                      should read "Illini."

Gettysburg
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   "Exclusice Rules" (p.54) should read "Exclusive Rules."

   Units: Reduce the number of artillery counters from two to one per 
          Confederate infantry division. CSA corps level artillery and horse
          artillery should be left as is. Dispose of the extra counters, and
          ignore all references to them in the rules and charts.

   16.1 Confederate Forces chart: delete "Robertson" under Stuart.
   
   18.2 Use the 6-sided die, not the 10-sided die.

   Scenario 1 (p.63): Divide the Union VPs by the CSA VPs, and drop fractions. 
                      Determine victory level as follows: 5-1 or more = Union
                      strategic, 4-1 = Union marginal, 3-1 = draw, 2-1 = CSA 
                      marginal, 1-1 or less = CSA strategic.

Chickamauga
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   Scenario 1 (p.76): Union XXI Corps commander Crittenden does not begin the 
                      scenario in play. He enters with either Van Cleaves' or
                      Wood's division; the Union side selects a division at 
                      the instant it is summoned. Ignore the asterisks in the 
                      Union and CSA Initial deployments. Baird, Thomas, 
                      Forrest, and Pegram are all commanders and should be 
                      printed in bold type.

   Scenario 2 (p.77): Palmer is a commander and should be in bold type.


Q&A
WAR OF THE REBELLION

Q: Can a committed division commander be controlled by a Corps Commander? 
   (6.14)
A: Yes.

Q: Do independent units have to attempt activation, or is it optional? (6.2)
A: Activation attempts are mandatory for independent units.

Q: Can commanders become committed? (6.41)
A: No. If all units of a division or corps except the commander are committed,
   then the division or corps is considered committed and does not require an 
   attack order (6.42) to move.

Q: Does a division or corps containing only committed units require an attack 
   order from a superior commander? (6.42)
A: No, but it does if even one subordinate unit is not committed.

Q: What is the movement allowance for reinnforcements in the various games? 
   (13.1)
A: Use one of the two options listed in Reinforcement Movement Allowances 
   (13.1). Either roll normally, or use a fixed allowance. All games use a 
   fixed allowance of 5 MPs, except for Chickamauga (see 18.4).

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