From: "Brad Fallon" <NORBUSLOG@classic.msn.com>
Subject: FW: Great War in the East - SPI

I recently found an old errata sheet for Great War in the East by SPI.  
Thought I would include it here for those who are interested.  Great War in 
the East was one of SPI's better "quad" games.  The four games representing  
various battles and offensives during World War I on the Eastern Front.  The 
games are "Caporetto", Serbia-Galicia", "Von Hindenburg in Poland" and "The 
Brusilov Offensive".  The common rules were also used for the game 
"Tannenburg" which was published on its own.  For my money, these 5 games are 
still a good buy and accurately represent the "sometimes" flowing nature of 
the First World War in the East.

GREAT WAR IN THE EAST ERRATA

SPI game with errata dated December, 1978
Transcribed by Brad Fallon, April 7, 1998: Toronto, Canada

STANDARD RULES

5.39 (addition) Entrained units cannot attack or be advanced during the 
Cavalry Withdrawl or Combat phases.  However, an entrained unit which an Enemy 
unit has been moved adjacent to may be entrained in either of these Phases in 
order to attack or be advanced.

5.4 (clarification) Trenches are considered permanent for game purposes, ie. a 
unit attacked in a hex containing captured Enemy trenches does receive the 
defensive terrain benefit.

10.22 (clarification) HQ units of different Command Levels are indicated by 
the presence of coloured bands on the counters.  Each HQ units have either 
two, one or zero bands.