Kadesh [Command #7] 
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Terrain Effects Chart.  In multi-hex battles with defending units in  
different terrain types, the defender may use the terrain type which  
benefits him most.  To receive the benefits for hexside terrain, all  
attacking units must be attacking across hexsides containing that  
terrain. 
 
Terrain Key (on the map).  The ford symbol is displayed with the river  
symbol, not the stream. 
 
2.8 Unit Types (clarification).  Archers are all foot troops with  
figures shooting a bow.  The chariot runner figure is a soldier running  
with a spear held overhead.  Light infantry are all running infantry  
figures.  Heavy infantry are the standing figures. 
 
2.13 Leader Counters.  Ignore the Initiative rating on the front of the  
leader counters (it's a relic from an excised rule). 
 
6.1 Division Organization (addition).  The Medjay Police do not belong  
to any division - they are considered auxiliary infantry for all  
purposes.  Note that the Hittite (and allied) light infantry have  
divisional affiliations.  This is for set-up purposes only.  Auxiliary  
and light infantry are not subject to command control and receive no  
benefits from command control - they may not use march mode unless  
commanded by their king.  They are never considered out of command so do  
not add one to rally die rolls. 
 
6.5 Division Leader Mode. 
Combat Mode (clarification).  Units starting the movement phase in  
command must end the movement phase in command.  They need not be in  
command in every hex they enter during movement. 
March Mode (clarification).  A unit [remains] in march mode as long as  
its leader is in march mode.  The leader's mode can change only during  
the owning player's leadership phase or as a result of combat.  A unit  
in march mode which is involved in a chariot pass-through attack is  
still in march mode in the following combat phase (unless it is routed  
or destroyed). 
 
8.5 Chariot Runners (Clarification).  A chariot unit and its chariot  
runner may combine their missile combat strengths for defensive fire.   
Combat result[s] against chariots and runners are applied to each, not  
just to one or the other. 
 
9.10 Defensive Fire (addition).  No defensive fire may be made against  
chariot pass-through attacks.  Units in march mode may not conduct  
defensive fire. 
 
9.12 Slaughter (addition).  To be subject to slaughter, a routed unit  
must be alone in a hex or stacked only with other routed units.  If any  
other unit is in the hex, it must be attacked normally and the routed  
unit(s) in the hex are not subject to slaughter. 
(Change). The fifth sentence should read "Subtract one from the die roll  
if the attacking unit is a chariot unit." 
 
Example 5, page 8 (change).  Unit 3 should be disrupted, and the  
accompanying text should state that it can be passed through because it  
is disrupted, not shaken. 
 
11.3 Eligible Enemy Units (clarification).  Per 3.1, "Egyptian"  
Auxiliary units includes all Egyptian allies; "hittite" Light infantry  
includes Hittite allies. 
 
12.4 Further Retreats (change). Change the second paragraph to read:  
"Any unit retreating from a chariot pass-through attack which is forced  
to retreat due to another chariot pass-through attack suffers no further  
effects for the second retreat." 
 
15.3 Rout of Units in Holding Box (clarification).  The morale checks  
for Egyptian units in the holding box must be made each time an Egyptian  
unit in the camp is forced to retreat.