Ty Bomba - 05:15pm Jun 3, 2001 PST (#4543 of 4549)
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"Iron Dream" Official Errata as of 3 June 2001

Both the Soviet "SR" artillery units are identified as "1;" the second
should be identified with a "2." A replacement counter will appear in
hobby edition 56.

When setting up for the campaign game, Soviet 21st Army should start in
hex 1433, not 1333 as shown on the counter. A properly printed
replacement counter will appear in hobby edition 56.

In the 1942 scenario, Soviet 18th Army should start play being set up in
hex 2140, not 2014 as listed.

In the 1942 scenario, Soviet 1st Guards Cavalry Corps is listed as being
in both the deadpile and in hex 3340. It starts that scenario in the
deadpile. The 3rd Guards Cavalry Corps starts in hex 3340.

Add this paragraph to the end of rule 5.4: In the Campaign Game, if the
German player chooses the fight/move sequence for his operations segment
of the first player-turn couplet, then all his units' movement factors
are halved during that segment. That same couplet the 1R odds shift
normally awarded to the German during fight/move segments is forfeit.
(This rule accounts for minor, but still troublesome, fortifications the
Soviets had thrown up along major portions of the front while the
Germans paused to deal with the Kiev pocket.)

Add this paragraph to the ends of rules 8.9 and 9.4: Starting the
instant the German side gains control of Rostov (2143), and continuing
until the start of a Soviet player turn wherein the Soviet side is again
in control of that city, the Soviet player may no longer use south map
edge hexes 2044 through 3343, inclusive, as supply sources or unit-entry
hexes. The supply status of the Rostov hex itself has no bearing on this
rule, only its control status. This rule may go in and out of effect any
number of times per game.

Rule 8.7 is correct. That is, the GAST is not consulted during the first
couplet of the campaign game.

8.7 GAST clarification: the German player rolls on the GAST for each
separate combat, and the GAST should be consulted even if the odds for a
given battle are higher than 7:1.

In rule 8.13 the last sentence of paragraph two should read: "The
markers may only be placed, withdrawn and replaced by the Soviet player
at the start of each game turn, as the very first activity of that game
turn."

9.10 Add this to the end of the existing rule: As an alternative to the
instructions provided for the "PM" unit in 3.2 and 3.5, the Soviet
player may choose to include that unit in his initial on-board placement
in both scenarios. That is, he may start the PM set up in any
friendly-controlled and overland-supplied city hex other than Leningrad.

9.11 Replacements clarification: Replacements may be taken any time
during your side's movement phases.

9.13 Replacements clarification. Stacking limits are in effect at all
times; so no single hex may be used to bring in more than one stack of
new units per Soviet operations segment.