From: citizenx@islandnet.com
Subject: errata for Web-Groganrds

KASSERINE PASS
Optional Rules and Clarifications

GERMAN INITIAL PLACEMENT

The Germans, since they start on the board edge, must count the first
hex they place their troops on as part of their movement.

ADVANCE AFTER COMBAT

A unit may never advance through terrain that normally would cause him
to use more MPs than he is worth.

AMERICAN RANGERS ZOC

Due to the higher training of the Rangers, they would exert a ZOC equal
to a British or French infantry unit. Hence the German PZ. or PZ. GREN.
could not move through their ZOC.

ITALIAN INFANTRY ZOC

Due to the low quality of the Italian troops, American Armor and all
British and French units may move through their ZOC at a cost of 2 MP
extra per hex moved through.

ALLIED AIR POWER

Starting with Feb. 22 the Allies gained a decided air superiority. To
reflect this allow the Allies to increase any one attack one level  per
turn starting with the Feb. 22 turn, As an example, this means on their
attacks, they could select one, say a "3 to 1" and increase it to a '4
to 1". The Allies may do this for one attack per turn beginning on Feb.
22.

NOTE ON OPTIONAL RULES

Kasserine Pass is delicately balanced and the incorporation of these
rules will give the Allies a definite edge. However, for strict
historical accuracy, these optional rules should be used. As a
compromise, we'd recommend that the Allied Air Power rule only be used
if the Allied player needs help. Or roll the die to see if the Allies do
indeed gain air superiority. It was a 50/50 chance.