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TOTAL WARFARE

ERRATA

Prone ’Mech movement (p. 49

“Change “…it may expend running MPs, and change its

facing…” to: …it may expend MPs, and change its facing…”

INTRODUCTION

Backward Movement (p. 49)

Change “VTOL/WiGE Vehicles…” to “VTOL Vehicles….”

(Version 4.0)

The following is a compiled rules errata for Total Warfare

rst printing, as of 6/01/07; all these corrections are re ected

in the second printing of Total Warfare .

Running/Flanking, WiGE, VTOL, and Hover Vehicles (p. 53)

Change “unist” to “units”

COMPONENTS

PLAYING

THE GAME

Jumping, Heat (p. 53)

Change “Jumping generates 1 heat point for every hex

jumped, with a minimum cost of 3 heat points. Even if a ’Mech

only jumps 1 hex, it builds up 3 heat points for that jump.” to

“Jumping generates 1 heat point for every hex jumped, with

a minimum cost of 3 heat points. If a ’Mech mounts improved

jump jets, the heat from jumping is reduced by half (1 heat

point per 2 hexes or portion thereof jumped), to a mini-

mum of 3 heat points. Regardless of what type of jump jets

are mounted, if a ’Mech only jumps 1 hex, it builds up 3 heat

points for that jump.”

COVER

THE GAME

Cover incorporates Catalyst Game Labs branding; stock #

has changed from 35101 to 35001.

GROUND

MOVEMENT

CREDITS/INTRODUCTION

AEROSPACE

MOVEMENT

Reprint Notice (p. 7)

Insert before the legal text (space before and after this line):

Corrected Second Printing. First Printing by Catalyst Game

Labs.

COMBAT

A TIME OF WAR

Jumping, the example (p. 54)

Change “As the jumping MP of the ’Mech equals or exceeds

that level (4 (Jumping MP) –1) = 3), the ’Mech can cross

that path.” to “While the jumping MP of the ’Mech equals or

exceeds that level (4 (Jumping MP) –1) = 3), the ’Mech could

cross that path regardless of the height of the trees as trees

do not a ect jumping movement.”

HEAT

Clan Wolf (In-Exile) (p. 16)

Change “Khan Phelan Ward” to “Khan Phelan Kell.”

BUILDINGS

House Liao (Capellan Confederation) (p. 17)

Change “Hinduism” to “Hindi.”

WiGE-In-Ground-E ect (WIGE) Movement (p. 55)

At the end of the “Sideslipping and Crashes” paragraph,

change “Additionally, if a WiGE vehicle enters a hex horizon-

tally that contains ground units at the same level as the WiGE’s

current elevation (whether through voluntary movement

or through a sideslip), may accidentally charge said unit…”

to “Additionally, if a WiGE vehicle enters a hex horizontally,

through a sideslip, that contains ground units at the same

level as the WiGE’s current elevation, may accidentally charge

said unit…”

PROTOMECHS

Change “Hindu” to “Hinduism.”

COMBAT

VEHICLES

Word of Blake (p. 19)

Inhabited Worlds should be: 6

VEHICLES

COMPONENTS

SUPPORT

VEHICLES

Generic Conventional Infantry Record Sheet (p. 29)

Change “Each generic conventional Infantry record sheet

includes six infantry platoons…” to “Each generic conventional

infantry record sheet includes ve infantry platoons…”

INFANTRY

Insert new paragraph after the “Water” paragraph at the top

of p. 55: “Backwards Movement: WiGE Vehicles cannot move

backwards (see Backward Movement , p. 49).

AEROSPACE

UNITS

MILITARY ORGANIZATION

UNITS

Force Structure, ComStar (p. 35)

Change “The smallest formation is a Level I, which com-

prises a BattleMech, ghter, tank or infantry squad.” to “The

smallest formation is a Level I, which comprises a BattleMech,

ghter, tank or infantry platoon.”

Stacking, ’Mechs (p. 57)

Change “If the enemy unit(s) located in the hex are only

infantry, a ’Mech exit that hex in the same turn it entered.”

to “If the enemy unit(s) located in the hex are only infantry a

’Mech may exit that hex in the same turn it entered.”

CREATING

SCENARIOS

PAINTING

MINIATURES

GROUND MOVEMENT

Elevation and Depth Rules, the example (p. 59)

Change “The one exception is the DropShip in Hex A; the

only way for the ’Mech to enter Hex A using Jumping MP is if

the unit had a Jumping MP of 11…” to “The one exception is

the DropShip in Hex A; the only way for the ’Mech to enter Hex

A using Jumping MP is if the unit had a Jumping MP of 10…”

Movement Basics (p. 48)

Change “The type of terrain within a hex adds more MP costs,

as shown under the MP Cost Per Hex/Terrain Type column of

the table.” to “The type of terrain within a hex adds more MP

costs, as shown under the MP Cost Per Hex/Terrain Cost column

of the table.”

INDEX

PLAYING

GROUND

AEROSPACE

COMBAT

SUPPORT

AEROSPACE

CREATING

PAINTING

Skidding, the example (p. 64)

Change “In Skidding Diagram 1, the controlling player wants his

BattleMech in Hex A to end its turn in numbered hexside, facing

numbered hexside on the City (Skyscraper) map.” to “In Skidding

Diagram 1, the controlling player wants his BattleMech in Hex A

to end its turn in Hex H, facing the numbered hexside on the City

(Skyscraper) map.”

soon as the aerospace ghter appears on the ground mapsheet it

moves according to the rules governing such movement.”

Out-Of-Control E ects (p. 93)

Insert the following paragraph at the end of the fourth para-

graph.

Skidding, the example (p. 65)

Change “At the end of the successful charge, the skidding unit

is in Hex 2B (even though it would normally have skid for 1 more

hex, because it unintentionally charged another unit, it ends its

movement in that hex), while the target ’Mech is moved into Hex

3B.” to “At the end of the successful charge, the skidding unit is in

Hex 2B (even though it would normally have skid for 1 more hex,

because it unintentionally charged another unit, it ends its move-

ment in that hex), while the target ’Mech is moved into Hex 2C.”

“ Recovering Out-Of-Control Units: During the End Phase of

each turn after the turn in which the unit went out-of-control,

the controlling player rolls 2D6. If the result is equal to or greater

than a standard Control Roll with all applicable modi ers from the

Control Roll Table, the unit regains control and can move normally

at the start of the following turn.”

COMBAT

Firing At Immobile Targets (p. 110)

Under “Aimed Shots”, change “When ring on an immobile

’Mech,…” to “When ring on an immobile ’Mech or vehicle (this

includes grounded ghters or small craft that are shut down or

whose warriors are unconscious),…”

AEROSPACE MOVEMENT

High-Altitude Movement (pp. 79-80)

Change the entire “Prohibited Units” paragraph on p. 80 to the

following:

Under “Aimed Shots”, change “Against any hit location except

the head,…” to “Against any hit location except a head,…”

Restricted Units: Airships and VTOLs are prohibited from

entering the high-altitude map. Such a prohibited move auto-

matically fails and the unit’s controlling player must immediately

make a Control Roll.

Conventional ghters and Fixed Wing Support Vehicles can

enter the high-altitude map, but are restricted to the ground row

and atmospheric row 1 (see the High-Altitude Map diagram, p.

75). Propeller-driven Fixed Wing Support Vehicles may only move

1 hex per turn when on the high-altitude map.

Under “Aimed Shots”, change “For any other result the player rolls

normally on the ’Mech Hit Location Table.” to “For any other result,

the player rolls normally on the appropriate Hit Location Table.”

Under “Aimed Shots”, change “If the attacker is taking an aimed

shot at the target ’Mech’s head,…” to “If the attacker is taking an

aimed shot at a target ’Mech’s head,…”

Special Maneuvers Table (p. 85)

Insert the following sentence at the end of the “E ects” para-

graph for a “Side-slip.”

AE: Area-E ect Weapon. (p. 113)

Add the following to the end of the paragraph:

If an area-e ect weapon strikes a water hex, treat the water hex

as though it were a building hex and resolve damage as appropri-

ate. For example, an AE weapon that damages a single water hex

would apply it’s standard damage to all units on the surface of

that water hex (this includes any hover vehicles in that hex), while

it would deal half its standard damage (round up) one elevation

above the surface of the water (which would damage a WiGE

Vehicle, if it were in the target hex), and Depth 1 below the sur-

face of the water. See Resolving Damage , p. 173, for full details.

When using Aerospace Units on Ground Mapsheets rules (see

p. 91), the unit moves 8 hexes in the front-left or front-right hex

direction and then an additional 8 hexes directly forward.

DropShip Exhaust Damage Table (p. 88)

Change “5 Hexes 3D6” to “5 Hexes 4D6.”

Aerospace Units on Ground Mapsheets, Movement (p. 91-92)

Insert the following paragraph at the end of the second

paragraph.

Attack Modi ers Table (p. 117)

Under “Target (modi ers cumulative)”, delete the row:

Airborne VTOL unit

“At anytime during their movement on a low-altitude map, a

player can choose to have their aerospace unit exit a low-alti-

tude map and enter the corresponding ground mapsheet. Before

moving to the ground mapsheet, the orientation of the ground

mapsheet to the low-altitude map must be determined (if it

hasn’t already; see Matching Ground Mapsheets to Low-Altitude

Hexes diagram, p. 91). Next, the player must nominate a hex the

ghter will rst enter along the ground mapsheet edge; the edge

of the mapsheet must be parallel to the nal facing of the aero-

space ghter on the low-altitude map (if there are two edges that

are equally appropriate, the player can choose either edge). As

Critical Damage (p. 123)

Change “Every time the internal structure of a ’Mech, Proto-

Mech, vehicle or aerospace unit takes damage (from a weapon

attack, physical attack, falling, ammo explosions and so on), an

internal component may take critical damage.” to “Every time the

internal structure of a ’Mech, ProtoMech, or aerospace unit takes

damage (from a weapon attack, physical attack, falling, ammo

explosions and so on), an internal component may take critical

damage; vehicles determine critical damage di erently (see Criti-

cal Damage , p. 192, in Combat Vehicles ).”

Ammunition (p. 125)

Change “…(explosive ammunition will be noted

appropriately in Other Combat Weapons and Equip-

ment ,…”, to: “…(all ammunition is explosive unless spe-

ci cally noted otherwise in Other Combat Weapons and

Equipment ,…”

ECM Suite (p. 135)

After the “C 3 and C 3 i Computer” paragraph in the second

column, add the following #5 header paragraph:

INTRODUCTION

Water: If an ECM Suite is in a location of a unit that is above

the surface of a water hex, it cannot a ect units underwater.

In other words, for an ECM Suite to a ect units underwater, it

must be in a location that is underwater. The one exception

are naval vessels. If an ECM Suite is located in the “body” of

a naval vessel, on the surface, the ECM Suite can a ect units

both above and below the water.

COMPONENTS

Destroying a Unit, Vehicles (p. 128)

Change “A vehicle is considered destroyed and out of

the game when all of its internal structure circles in one

location (including the turret, if any) are marked o , or

when its Critical Hit E ects indicates that it is destroyed.”

to “A vehicle is considered destroyed and out of the

game when all of its internal structure circles in one

location (including the turret, if any) are marked o (this

never includes a VTOL’s Rotor location), or when its Criti-

cal Hit E ects indicates that it is destroyed.”

PLAYING

THE GAME

Hyper-Assault Gauss Ri e (p. 136)

There are several sentences on this page that are brownish

in color; x.

GROUND

MOVEMENT

In the “Critical Hits” paragraph of the rst column, there are

four instances of the word “gauss.” All four should be change

to: Gauss

AEROSPACE

MOVEMENT

Active Probe (p. 129)

Change “ Water: An active Probe cannot detect units

hidden underwater.” to: “ Water: If an active probe is in

a location of a unit that is above the surface of a water

hex, it cannot detect a unit hidden underwater. In other

words, for an active probe to work underwater, it must

have a clear LOS to the hidden unit that passes only

through underwater hexes. The one exception are naval

vessels. If an active probe is located in the “body” of a

naval vessel, on the surface, the probe can be used to

locate hidden units both above and below the water.”

After the “Flak” header in the second column, add the fol-

lowing #5 header paragraph:

COMBAT

Targeting Computer: This weapon can use a targeting

computer when making attacks except for aimed shots (see

Targeting Computer , p. 143).

HEAT

Nail/Rivet Gun (p. 138)

Insert the following sentence at the end of the rst sen-

tence:

BUILDINGS

C3 Computer (Master/Slave) (p. 131)

After the “TAG” paragraph in the second column, add the

following #5 header paragraph:

PROTOMECHS

“; a nail/rivet gun attack in icts 1D6 points of damage.

COMBAT

VEHICLES

Armor-Piercing Ammunition (p. 140)

Change “Apply a modi er to the target number based on

the type of autocannon used:…” to “Apply a modi er to the

die roll based on the type of autocannon used:…

VEHICLES

LOS: While units must have LOS to a target to make an

attack using a C 3 system, the C 3 system itself need not have

LOS. For example, in the C 3 Diagram on p. 132, if there were a

Level 2 hill in hex 0409 (blocking LOS between the unit in Hex

B and the target in Hex A), the units in Hexes C and D would

still be able to target the ’Mech in Hex A as though they were

at a Range of 2 (see Water , below, for the exception).

SUPPORT

VEHICLES

Flechette Ammunition (p. 141)

Change “Double the standard Damage Value against con-

ventional infantry;…” to “Apply the standard Damage Value of

the autocannon to conventional infantry as though the attack

were from an infantry unit;…”

Fragmentation Missile (p. 141)

Change “Double the standard Damage Value against con-

ventional infantry;…” to “Apply the standard Damage Value

of the missile launcher (do not roll on the Cluster Hits Table)

to conventional infantry as though the attack were from an

infantry unit;…”

Homing Pod (p. 141)

Change “…apply a –1 to-hit modi er to all Narc-capable

missile attacks made against a target that has been hit with

a homing pod.” to “…apply a –1 to-hit modi er to all Narc-

capable missile attacks made against a target that has been

hit with an iNarc homing pod.”

INFANTRY

After the “Stealth Armor” paragraph in the second column,

add the following #5 header paragraph:

AEROSPACE

UNITS

Water: If a C 3 of any kind is in a location of a unit that is

above the surface of a water hex, it cannot be linked to a C 3

system underwater. In other words, for a C 3 of any kind to

be linked underwater, it must be able to draw an LOS to the

other units in the C 3 system that passes only through under-

water hexes (note that this need not be a clear LOS, as noted

above). The one exception are naval vessels. If a C 3 of any kind

is located in the “body” of a naval vessel, on the surface, the C 3

can be linked to units both above and below the water.

CREATING

SCENARIOS

PAINTING

MINIATURES

INDEX

Dual Saw (p. 134)

Change “Against conventional infantry, the chainsaw…” to:

“Against conventional infantry, the dual saw…”

PLAYING

GROUND

AEROSPACE

COMBAT

SUPPORT

AEROSPACE

CREATING

PAINTING

Infernos (p. 141)

After the “Woods” paragraph, add the following #5 header para-

graph:

Punch Attacks (’Mech only) (p. 145)

Change “In a single turn, a ’Mech may punch with one or both

arms.” to “In a single turn, a ’Mech may punch with one or both

arms; a separate to-hit roll is made for each arm.”

ProtoMechs: Every three missiles that strike a ProtoMech unit

potentially destroy a ProtoMech location. After all inferno attacks

against a ProtoMech have been resolved, add together the total

number of inferno missiles that struck the target. For each three mis-

siles, roll once on the ProtoMech Hit Location Table; note that a result

of a near miss is still a near miss and so the infernos would have no

e ect. That location is destroyed; automatically mark o the shaded

box furthest to the right in that location on the Hit Locations and

Critical Hits section of the record sheet.

Change “See Modi ed To-hit Number , p. 106,…” to “See Modi ed

To-hit Number , p. 144,…”

Punch Attacks (’Mech only), the example (p. 145)

Change “A Grasshopper with Piloting Skill Level 5…” to: A Grass-

hopper with Piloting Skill Rating 5…

Change “(Piloting Skill Level)” to: (Piloting Skill Rating)

Nemesis Pod (p. 142)

Change “Friendly units that use Artemis IV-capable missiles,

semi-guided missiles or Narc-equipped missiles to attack an enemy

unit may instead hit the Nemesis-tagged unit, if that unit is within

LOS of such attacks.” to “Friendly units that use Artemis IV-capable

missiles, semi-guided missiles or Narc-equipped missiles to attack

an enemy unit may instead hit the Nemesis-tagged unit, if it is

along the LOS between the attacker and the target, and LOS exists

between the attacker and the Nemesis-tagged unit and the Nem-

esis-tagged unit is not underwater.”

Change “…is 7” to “…is 8.”

Change “…–1 (punching attack modi er)…” to “…+0 (punching

attack modi er)”.

Change “…= 7.” to “…= 8.”

Physical Weapon Attacks (’Mech Only) (p. 146)

“Change “…MechWarrior’s Piloting Skill Level…” to: “…Mech-

Warrior’s Piloting Skill Rating…”

TAG (p. 143)

After the “ProtoMech” paragraph, add the following #5 header

paragraph:

Insert the following paragraph at the end of the rst para-

graph.

“ Vehicles: TAG mounted in a vehicle’s body location is consid-

ered to have a front ring arc.”

“A ’Mech can either deliver a physical weapon attack using its

arm or re the weapons on that arm, but it may not do both.”

Push Attacks (’Mech Only), example (p. 147)

“Change “If the Pushing…” to: …If in the Pushing…

Targeting Computer (p. 143)

Change “…(see the appropriate Weapons and Equipment

table to determine which weapons can be used with a target-

ing computer).” to “…(see DE/DB: Direct-Fire Energy or Ballistic

Weapon , p. 113, to nd which weapons can be used with a tar-

geting computer).”

Charge Attacks (p. 148)

Second to last sentence, third paragraph, insert a period before

“See Modi ed…”

Domino E ect, the example (p. 153)

Change “…it could move forward into the heavy woods in Hex F.”

to “…it could move forward into the light woods in Hex F.

HEAT

Insert a new #5 header paragraph before the “LB-X Autocan-

nons” paragraph:

Hyper-Assault Gauss Ri es: Hyper-Assault Gauss Ri es may

not use a targeting computer to make an aimed shot.

Physical Attack Modi ers Table (p. 144)

Change “Whenever one unit charges another, compare their

Piloting Skill Levels and use the di erence between the two skill

levels as a modi er to the to-hit number. If the target’s skill level

is lower, add the modi er to the to-hit number. If the attacker’s

Piloting Skill Level is lower, subtract the modi er from the to-hit

number.” to “Whenever one unit charges or DFAs another, com-

pare their Piloting Skill Ratings and use the di erence between

the two skill ratings as a modi er to the to-hit number. If the tar-

get’s skill rating is lower, add the modi er to the to-hit number. If

the attacker’s Piloting Skill Rating is lower, subtract the modi er

from the to-hit number.”

Outside Heat Sources, example (p. 159)

Change “After rolling the heat generation for the Plasma Ri e (8

heat points)…” to “After rolling the heat generation for the Plasma

Ri e (6 heat points)…”

Change “…tallies the heat generated: 8 for the Plasma Ri e +10

for the infernos (2 heat points per missile x 5) = 18.” to “…tallies

the heat generated: 6 for the Plasma Ri e +10 for the infernos (2

heat points per missile x 5) = 16.”

Change “…and so 3 points are wasted.” to “…and so 1 point is

wasted.”

BUILDINGS

INFANTRY

Building Modi ers Table (p. 167)

Change “Piloting Skill Modi er” in the header to “Piloting/

Driving Skill Modi er”

Infantry Movement (p. 214)

Under “Changing Level,” insert the following sentence at the

end of the rst sentence, second paragraph.

INTRODUCTION

Building Movement Modi ers Table (p. 167)

Change both instances of “Piloting Skill Modi er” in the

header to “Piloting/Driving Skill Modi er”

“; Inner Sphere battle armor units with body-mounted mis-

sile launchers cannot use Jumping MP until they jettison such

launchers (the controlling player can announce he is ejecting

the missile launchers at any time, marking them o on the

appropriate record sheet).”

Battle Armor Attacks, example (p. 219)

Top of the second column, change “…Generic Conventional

Infantry Damage Table results in a nal Damage value of 1

to be…” to: …Generic Conventional Infantry Damage Table

results in a nal Damage Value of 2 to be….

COMPONENTS

PLAYING

THE GAME

Damage and Displacement, example (p. 178)

First paragraph at the top of the second column, change

“The Locust falls two levels and so takes 9 points of damage:…”

to “The Locust falls two levels and so takes 6 points of

damage:…”

THE GAME

GROUND

MOVEMENT

First paragraph at the top of the second column, change

“…and one 4-point grouping…” to “…and one 1-point group-

ing…”

AEROSPACE

MOVEMENT

Anti-’Mech Attacks (p. 220)

Before the “Anti-’Mech Skill” header, insert the following

sentence.

MOVEMENT

COMBAT

COMBAT VEHICLES

“ Body-Mounted Missile Launchers: Inner Sphere battle

armor units with body-mounted missile launchers cannot

make anti-’Mech attacks until they jettison such launchers

(the controlling player can announce he is ejecting the missile

launchers at any time, marking them o on the appropriate

record sheet).”

Motive System Damage Table (p. 193)

Change “All movement and Driving Skill Roll penalties are

cumulative.” to “All movement and Driving Skill Roll penalties

are cumulative. However, each Driving Skill Roll modi er can

only be applied once. For example, if a roll of 8-9 is made for a

vehicle, in icting a +2 PSR modi er, that is the only time that

particular +2 can be applied; a subsequent roll of 8-9 has no

additional PSR e ect, but the additional –1 Cruising MP would

still be applied. This means the maximum Driving Skill Roll

modi er that can be in icted from the Motive System Damage

Table is +6.”

HEAT

BUILDINGS

Anti-’Mech Attacks, vehicles (p. 220)

At the end of the sentence, delete the period from inside

the parenthesis.

PROTOMECHS

Swarm Attack Damage (p. 223)

Insert the following sentence at the end of the second para-

graph, rst column.

COMBAT

VEHICLES

Motive System Damage Table (p. 193)

Insert the following sentence at the end of the footnotes.

“Swarm damage to grounded aerospace units uses a ran-

domly determined side column of the appropriate column of

the Aerospace Units Hit Location Table.”

AEROSPACE UNITS

SUPPORT

VEHICLES

“If a hover vehicle is rendered immobile while over a Depth

1 or deeper water hex, it sinks and is destroyed.”

VEHICLES

VTOL Combat Vehicle Critical Hits Table (p. 196)

Change “Engine Hit” to “Engine Damage”.

Change “Weapon Jam” to “Weapon Malfunction”

INFANTRY

Air-To-Ground Attacks (p. 242)

Change “The player must rst nominate an attack path, a

row of hexes over which the ghter will pass. This row must

form a straight line and represents the ghter’s ight path

across the ground mapsheet (see diagrams below).” to “When

an aerospace unit is declaring its weapon attacks, the player

must rst nominate an attack path, a row of hexes over which

the ghter will pass. This row must form a straight line and

must be parallel to the nal facing of the aerospace ghter;

it represents the ghter’s ight path across the ground map-

sheet (see diagrams on p. 243).”

AEROSPACE

UNITS

SUPPORT VEHICLES

CREATING

SCENARIOS

Large Ground Support Vehicle Hit Location Table (p. 206)

The “double S” in the “2” row of both Front Side and Rear

Side columns should appear in the headers of those columns

instead.

SCENARIOS

PAINTING

MINIATURES

INDEX

PLAYING

GROUND

AEROSPACE

COMBAT

SUPPORT

AEROSPACE

CREATING

PAINTING

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