Counter Errata The A/B Jaegers are Light Infantry. The counter is missing the LT designation.

4.2.1.1 (Addition) The American player wins a DECISIVE victory at the end of game turn 12 if the British player does not have (without the presence of an American ZOC) a Parade Order infantry or light infantry unit in either of these hexes: Birmingham Meeting House (hex 1910) and Proctor's Battery (hex 1127).

9.4.1 (Addition) All American units except for Maxwell's Detachment and the turn 5D reinforcements...

9.5.3: (Correction) Should read "Maxwell's Detachment is restricted to stay south of Maxwell's Detachment Boundary, but may freely cross Brandywine Creek. Once they cross the creek, they are restricted by the American Bivouac Area."

9.6.3: (Clarification) The Proctor Artillery may not move during the movement phase until its hex (hex 1127) has been attacked by the British in Close Combat. It may retreat due to R or D results caused by Rifle Fire or Defensive Artillery Fire.

11.2.3 2): (Addition) Add to the end of the paragraph - If both the firing and target units' hexes have slope hexsides and the range is 3 hexes, the intervening hexside must also be a slope hexside with the same orientation as the other two hexsides. If this intervening hexside is not a slope hexside or the orientation is different, the LOS is blocked.

12.1.3: (Addition) Pinned defending units may not receive a Diversion.

12.1.15: (Addition) An attacking unit may not advance into a hex outside the American Bivouac Area unless it has been released or is otherwise not restricted to stay within the American Bivouac Area (for example, Maxwell's Detachment may advance across Brandywine Creek). This may prevent the attacker from advancing any units.

15.1.2: (Correction) A unit's modified morale is the unit's base morale plus the unit's army morale modifier [See 15.2.3-5]. The rest of the sentence is deleted.

16.2.3: (Addition) American units may not choose to conduct Close Combat against a hex outside the American Bivouac Area until they are released unless they are Pinned in which case they are required to attack.

17.1.1 (New Rule): Pinned units in the Birmingham Meeting House (hex 1910) which pay the morale penalty to not attack do NOT have to leave the hex. This is an exception to the second bullet of 13.1.9. These units in the Birmingham Meeting House may not attack other enemy units this player-turn.

Fire Combat DRMs (Addition): -1 if defender in a town hex. This is indicated on the Terrain Effects Chart

Terrain Key (Correction): The Terrain Key shows Breastworks but they should be identified as Fieldworks which matches the rules and charts.

Order of Battle (Correction): The Pennsylvania Militia is actually the Pennsylvania Militia Brigade and is directly under the command of the Left Wing.

Order of Battle (Correction): The British 44th appears twice. It is part of the 3rd Brigade. Delete the reference to it in the 2nd Brigade.

Questions and Answers

Q: Are the 1st & 2nd Penna militia supposed to be one step units?
A: Yes. They're strong but pretty fragile.

Q: If a unit is demoralized then surrenders due to no retreat path does army morale go down two?
A: No.

Q: When unit(s) at the meeting house get a pin result, are they bound by it?
A: Yes. See the new rule 17.1.1 above as well

Q: The militia are those guys kneeling down right?
A: Yes. Check the terminology section which states this. There is one which can't be shown kneeling which is still militia as indicated by its name - the Philadelphia militia artillery. It's tough to make a cannon kneel.

Q: Does being LT mean anything in game terms? or is it just flavor (flavour for our cousins)
A: Yes - important Light Infantry which has movement and fir combat effects.

Q: Can a pinned Rifle unit Fire?
A: Yes.

Q: Can attacking dragoons do a Cavalry Withdrawal to avoid combat vs non-dragoon units?
A: No.

Q: Can Americans move within the Bivouac area until released?
A: Yes.

Q: When offensive rifle fire empties a hex with a single 1 step defender (on a "1" result), can/must the rifle unit advance after combat? Can a different unit that was poised for close combat with the now deceased defender advance into the vacant hex?
A: No. No.

Q: If a combat result calls for a "2" loss, but the defender is a single 1 step unit, does the army morale track get the +1/-2 adjustment called for on the chart, or only the +1/-1 adjustment that usually applies when a 1 step unit dies?
A: You can only receive the morale adjustment for what you inflict. Take the morale adjustments for a 1 step loss.

Q: The close combat DRM chart shows a -1 for "all attackers across a non-ford Brandywine creek hexside(s)." Shouldn't that be -2, per the rules?
A: It is -2 if all attackers are crossing the creek. Notice that the chart says that modifiers are cumulative. The -2 is the sum of -1 for "any attackers" and another -1 for "all attackers." Look on the Terrain Effects Chart for a better summary.

Q: Do the little farms have any impact on the game?
A: No. They just make the map look more natural.

Q: ZOCS do not extend into forested road/trails - even along the trails, correct?
A: Yes. They do not extend into forest even if trails are present.

Q: Must American units Close Combat across the Brandywine while still restricted to the American Bivouac Area? If so, must they advance across the Creek(and out of the Bivouac Area) if they clear the defender's hex?
A: See the additions above. They must attack across Ford hexsides, but may not attack across non-Ford hexsides unless pinned. American units can only advance across Brandywine Creek if released or otherwise not restricted to the Bivouac Area.

Q: Can a rifle unit retain is first fire ability after it's been involved in a close combat but has not yet fired in a fire phase?
A: No. The rifle unit does NOT retain its first fire if it participates in Close Combat.