From: citizenx@islandnet.com Subject: errata for Web-Groganrds WHITE DEATH Errata and Clarifications December, 1979 Map: The city name Velikiye Luki has been anglicized to agree with the game title and rules references. The correct German spelling is Welikije Luki. Nowossokoljniki is misspelled on the map. Counters: Germans: The single company of captured T-34s should be identified as the 2/66, not 2/60 company. The 1/55 Rocket battalion should have a barrage factor of 20, not 30. The counter backs have been reversed for the 3/5 Ski-Jaeger company and the 459 SS Assault Gun Company. Soviet: The unidentified motorcycle battalion is the 68th. The III/793 Artillery Battalion (of the 257th Rifle Division should have an initial strength of 2, not 3. The 1124th Rifle Regiment is a component unit of the 334th Rifle Division, not the 34th. Set-Up Sheet: No space was provided for the German II/47th Artillery Battalion. The battalion was a component of Arko 103, but was attached to the 331st Infantry Division. Some confusion is possible concerning the placement of the III/112th Artillery Battalion (of 3rd Mountain Division). This battalion was organic to the 3rd Mountain Division (and thus bears its divisional identification) but was assigned administratively to Arko 103, and thus its box is in the Arko 103 section of the Set-up Chart. However, the battalion was deployed in the 3rd Mountain Division sector, and thus when set-up information calls for all units of the division this includes the III/112th Artillery. Soviet Order of Appearance: This is slightly scrambled. On turns II through VI the Soviets receive 3 supply points per turn rather than the numbers listed on the chart. Rules: 4-B: Note that the three battalions of divisional artillery organic to each Soviet Rifle Division constitute a single regiment for stacking purposes. 4-C: The rules on limited intelligence do not interfere with the ability of units to spot enemy deployed artillery. 11-C: If a player has declared an assault on a hex and the hex is completely vacated of enemy units as a result of barrage fire, the player may nevertheless occupy the vacated hex as if a successful assault had been conducted 13: In thaw weather AFVs crossing a partial lake hexside do not roll for tank loss through ice breakthrough if they are moving along a road or railroad. 15 Supply and isolation status of units is determined at the beginning of each impulse. 19 Bunkers need not be manned to use their fire factors. Bunkers do not have zones of control, but a Soviet unit may not enter a bunker hex except as a result of an assault. If at the conclusion of all combat there are no German units in a bunker hex, any surviving Soviet units which assaulted the hex may enter it. Bunkers may not be fired at using conventional fire but an assault may be declared against a bunker hex even if there are no German units in the hex. In this case the Soviet units would not fire at all, but would occupy the bunker hex if they survived the bunker's defensive fire. Once occupied by a Soviet unit, a bunker is destroyed. 21-E: Ski Units (New Section) Both players have a number of ski units. In addition to being able to move through enemy zones of control (see Rule 3) ski units may retreat before combat After all assaults are declared ski units of the defending player may retreat one hex, provided that hex is not into the ZOC of an enemy ski unit. Following this retreat, any enemy ski unit which was committed to assault the defending ski unit may advance into the vacated hex and conduct its assault normally Following the res olution of this assault, any other units which were assaulting the original hex may advance into it as well. Both the pursuit by assaulting ski units and the advance after combat of the non-ski units must not violate stacking limits. 23: The second to the last sentence in the first paragraph should read: "If this rule is used then all weapons units automatically abandon their equipment when they are forced to rout or retreat through an enemy ZOC."