Reinforcements & schedules

Only 10AP deploys initially; each side then alternately places two reinforcement points (attacker may use flanks) with units queued in order. Each movement phase the player dices twice: 3+ for rear, 4+ for flank arrivals, entering within 3" of the point. An enemy within 3" of an arriving point can be traded off (both destroyed), and a unit exiting at an enemy reinforcement point destroys itself and the next queued enemy unit.

the phasing player may dice twice for reinforcements. Roll 1D6. Reinforcement from rear: 3+ required. Reinforcement from flank 4+ required

Killed figures are recycled into reserve units; once at least two full units (15 men and 1 officer each) are recycled, they may enter in the Reserves phase. This turns the defenders' kills into a continuous stream of attackers.

Killed figures are recycled to form reserve units. When at least two full units (15 men & 1 officer) are both recycled, they are available to enter during this phase of the turn.

Each city controlled at the start of a year contributes one 12-element ARMY, and each port one FLEET (lost fleets replaced only one per year). The reserve pool starts each year at two elements per unsacked city (max 10); half of the elements destroyed in battle are added to it (rounded up for the winner, down for the loser) and at 12 a new army mobilises in the capital. Sacked cities contribute nothing for a year; each unsacked city has a 4-element garrison.

When losses have increased the pool to 12, a new ARMY may be mobilized in the Country's Capital City.

Each Chinese command starts with one division active and one in reserve. Reserves enter only when enough casualties have been removed to fill a reserve regiment, at a random zone chosen by 1d6 (Command Confusion). Allied Task Force Drysdale arrives on the daytime turn of Dec 1 unless an event changes it.

Reserve units can only enter when enough casualties have been removed to “fill” a reserve regiment. In wargaming terms, this is called “recycling.”

Once per turn the defender may make a Reserves Check, at +1 to the target per reserve unit already arrived (max +2) or -1 by spending a second Order Point. On an odd roll the defender chooses which unit arrives, on an even roll the attacker chooses. Off-board artillery can also be held in reserve.

If the roll is odd, the Defender chooses which Unit arrives. If even, the Attacker chooses.

Relief column #1 can be intercepted on the 6th (as an ambush battle in woodland), otherwise arrives on the 7th; column #2 can be intercepted on the 20th (a pitched battle in open farmland), otherwise arrives on the 21st. Detached British troops are unavailable that day and the next. A British win removes 50% of the deployed British force (desertions) while the column retreats; an American win destroys the British force and 50% of the column reaches the fort next day.

Can be intercepted by the British on the 6th, otherwise arrives on the 7th.

Arnold may send a 2-CP written request to Gates; the reply, read for 2 CPs next turn, is rolled on a d6 table modified by which side has units retiring, deciding which brigades arrive and when. Hessian arrival is rolled in turn 5.

Reinforcements: If on table, Arnold may send a request back to General Gates for reinforcements from Learned’s Brigade. This request takes 2 CPs to write and send.

After the required delay a late ward's chit is placed in the cup with a Lethargy chit; if Lethargy is drawn first it is delayed further. Late wards March in at Quick Gait, may not knowingly come within 18" of the enemy, and cannot make Quick Attacks after marching.

keep that counter aside until the required turns of delay are done, then place it in the cup, along with a Lethargy counter.

The insurgent player designates 2+D3 buildings as Hideouts. From turn 2 onward, D3+1 new troops appear at a random Hideout each turn until reserves are exhausted. The Recovery Team removes a Hideout by entering its uncontested building.

At the beginning of every turn after the first, the Insurgent player will randomly generate D3+1 new troops from a Hideout at random.

In Scenario #0, for example, the German panzer companies enter on Turn 5 from the Kotelnikovo edge. In Scenario #1 the Russian reserve regiments enter on Turns 3 and 4.

The panzer companies enter Turn 5 from the Kotelnikovo table edge.

Reinforcements are not deployed initially; they enter at the edge of designated areas during their side's movement phase on the given turn, sometimes on specific road junctions.

These units enter the table at the edge of designated areas during the player's Movement phase of the designated game-turn.