The General

PANZERKRIEG	
	
Q. An attack is made on doubled defending units	by attacking units, some
of which are out of supply. An exchange is rolled. Does the attacker
remove the defender's face value combat strength or the doubled
value? Does the attacker count the face value of his out-of-supply
units or are they calculated at half value?	

A. The attacker need remove only the defender's	face value combat
strength, and calculates the full value of all his attacking units
regardless of their state of supply.	

Q. Combat strength can be modified by terrain,	lack of supply, and in
the case of satellite units, lack of command control. If more than
one of	these modifications applies simultaneously, in	what order are
they applied?	

A. 1) Command Control; 2) Supply; 3) Disruption (from air attack);
4) Terrain, 

Q. Are fractions dropped after each modification to combat strength or
only after all modifications have been applied? 

A. After each calculation. 

Q. Are leader contributions to combat strengths in any manner affected
by lack of supply? By terrain modifications? By lack of command control?

A. No, no, no. 

Q. In rule 5.13, what exactly is a "friendly reinforcement entry hex"? 

A. A friendly reinforcement entry hex is one where friendly forces have
appeared, are due to appear later in the scenario, or started the game
scenario from. 

Q. In rule 9.3, Ground Support, it is stated that adverse combat results
have no effect upon air units. Yet, in rule 3.0 comes the quote, ("air
units ignore adverse combat results [unless a * appears, indicating that
the air unit(s) is disrupted]"). Why the confusion? 

A. The latter quotation is incorrect, since disruption affects the
target, not the attacker. Ignore this passage. 

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)