DIADOCHOI Errata

(4.3) CLARIFICATION:  Line Eligibility is as follows:  EL and SK; LI;
HI/PH; LC/LM; HC. 

(9.13 ) Historical and Play Note:  The heavy infantyry/phalanxes of thr
Successor armies became "heavier and heavier" as the years wore on. This
shift towards bigger and bigger armament - and a corresponding drop in
training and discipline -  made it extremely difficult for them to use
what the Alex rules term Elephant Avoidance. Therefore that Alex rule is
not usable in Diadochoi. HOWEVER, the reference to "Friendly Pass-Thru"
being available refers to applying 9.24 to these friendly units.

(9.19) EXPERIMENTAL  ADDITION and CHANGE. Elephant Command/Charge. The
first time in a battle that Elephants are given Orders/Line Commands
they do so normally. However, after that there are only two ways of
giving Orders/LC's to EL's.

  They may be moved by leaders - either through Orders or Line
Commands - if that Leader is stacked with one of the Els so moved and
remains so stacked throughout the entire Phase; or

  In the R&R Phase, at the end of a turn, a player may place an
Elephant Leader marker (which you don't have, but use anything) on any
EL unit in an Elephant Line.  That EL Leader has an Initiative of '1',
so he will tend to go first the following turn. When that EL leader's
turn does come, all EL's in that Line may move. However, they must move
their maximum MA (if possible), and they may not change facing, except
at the start of their movement (in the hex in which they start).

Elephant Leaders may not use Momentum, do not give Orders (only LCs) and
they have no other purpose other than indicating that that EL line is
going to Charge.

A player may not have more than two ELCs on the map at the start of any
turn.

(9.31) ADDITION:  Routed SK units on the map in the Rout Phase are
eliminated.

(9.65)  ADDITION:  Phalanx Rout. Phalanxes, and all double-sized Heavy
Infantry as well, do not Rout like other units. Each time any of these
units incurs Hits = or > than its TQ, the player rolls the die  the PH
Rout DR. He adds to that DR:

 a number equal to the amount by which Accumulated Hits exceeds TQ.
(Thus, a PH with a TQ of '7' that has incurred 9 hits would have +2
added to the Rout DR); and

 +3, if the PH was attacking at the time.

If the adjusted DR is = or < the unit's TQ, the unit Stands, in place,
with hits = TQ minus 1.

If the adjusted DR is > the unit's TQ, the unit retreats two hexes (as
it would normally do when routing). IT MAY NOT BE RALLIED. At the end of
the turn it is eliminated;  removed from play.

(10.3)  SUGGESTION. We suggest you use the Cavalry Pursuit rule, even if
you are not using Formations. (Historical Note: it is during the latter
part of the 1st Successor War that cavalry started to decline in use and
importance, with the Macedonian wedge formation completely forgotten by
the early 3rd century BC.)

(10.35)  ADDITION:  When resolving shock combat effected by Pursuit
there is no TQ Check.

Scenarios

Special Rules:  Line Composition.  CLARIFICATION.  The reference here is
to either SK or EL OR a combined SK/EL line.

Gaza. Caltrops.  CHANGE. The Ptolemaic Player may place his Caltrop
units within two hexes of his Archers or Slingers.  Anytime an Elephant
unit moves into a hex that is within one hex of a caltrop, the player
rolls the die. The DR equals the number of hits that EL takes. Elephants
that exceed their TQ from Caltrops are eliminated; there is no Rampage.
In addition, no unit may enter a hex with Caltrops.

Gaza. Ptolemaic Deployment:  That should be Aux Archers (1-6) and, no,
Tlepolemus has not sold out to Demetrius. He should be with either of
the Egyptian LC.  And place Macedonian PH (1-5) in 1618-1627.

Paraitacene.  Deployments:
 Antigonus' Aux Infantry should be in hex 1813, not 1513
 Eumenes' Aux Infantry should all be in the 31xx row.