From: Jonathan Gingerich  <jcg@ElSegundoCA.ATTGIS.COM>
Subject: 3W: The Campaigns of Frederick the Great: errata

The following errata for 3W's The Campaigne of Frederick the Great came
from the author, Rob Markham.

3W: The Campaigns of Frederick the Great ERRATA

To end of 2d bullet of 7.2.1 add:
        Combined forces lose the same number of movement points as the
        most severely penalized member leader.
To end of Example of 7.2.1 add:
        Daun, Loudoun, DeVille, and Gemigen are stacked in a hex and move out
        together.  They suffer -1 for four leaders moving together and -3 for
        the fourth leader to leave the hex, for a total of -4 movement point
        loss.
Change 1. of 9.3:
        highest-ranking friendly leader ->
        highest-ranking friendly participating leader
To end of 9.6 add:
        Any balance is then taken from non-participating strength points.
        If a force began combat with 0 SP's, any loss results in the loss of
        all leaders.
(I pointed out to Rob that there was no prohibition on leaders fighting with
0 SP.  The above is my interpretation of his answer, "There is no prohibition
of a leader fighting with a 0SP, but any losses eliminate him.")

Change 2d bullet of 9.57
        because of demoralization -> because of being unsupplied
Change 3d bullet of 9.57
        because of being unsupplied -> because of demoralization
(I.e. unsupplied forces retreat toward supply, then reinforcement; Demoralized
forces retreat toward reinforcement.)