Cambrai 1917 (Rand Games) 

RULE MODIFICATIONS 

Addition to CCC Explanation 

In exchanges, units are not computed at doubled or halved rates, always
at the normal, unmodified, strength. 

Section VIII, Para. B. 

Supply lines cannot be traced either through range of influence hexes or
hexes adjacent to enemy units without a friendly unit occupying the hex.

Addition to Section XII, Para. A. 

If the re-entry hex of a cavalry division is blocked, it may re-enter
whenever the re-entry hex is unblocked. If "trapped" for more than six
turns, however, it is considered destroyed 

Clarification to Terrain Analysis Chart, note 

While no unit can be more than doubled on the defense, it is possible
for a unit in a town or trench hex behind the wet canal to be doubled
while units attacking across the wet canal hexside are halved. 

A note to the players 

CAMBRAI, 1917 is a see-saw battle. The British have the advantage for
the first three turns, but then it begins to slip away. The German
commander then has the opportunity to stabilize the situation and sieze
the initiative with his counterattack. Therefore, the German should not
give up if things look bad after the first few turns. The situation can
change drastically every turn until the end of the game.

NB submitted by John Kula (kula@telus.net)
on behalf of the Strategy Gaming Society
(http://www.boardgamegeek.com/~sgs), 
originally collected by Andrew Webber 
(gbm@wwwebbers.com)