hal of montezuma rulebook

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1.0 I ........................................................................22.0 C ........................................................................2

3.0 G C ...................................................................44.0 S U S P ............ ............ ............ ...........55.0 P W V ....................................................66.0 S C .............................................................67.0 R Ev P A C ............ ............ .....78.0 D C P S C ...................................79.0 A P ........................................................................810.0 Av A, R, Mv B ......911.0 B .................................................................................1012.0 Ev ................................................................................12

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13.0 P A, F, F ...............1214.0 Nv Mv, S, P Sz, B ..13

15.0 A ...............................................................................1416.0 R G ............................................................1417.0 D H C ..........................................1418.0 Gv S/ E P, W D,

Rv ...............................................................................1519.0 Cv E P ........................................16

C ..............................................................................1920.0 D' N ................................................................2021.0 C H ...................................................................2122.0 R I .......................................................................24

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S S R. S v .

S (10.2.).

I S / S , j .

b. Fortresses.T , Mj V Cz, ; U (13.3)

c. Connections.C v S S

MP E C.d. Zones and Movement Arrows. Z

S. T S . E Z b Mv- A. U b v A.

e. Holding Boxes. E B. P U Sb C BP G G Hb.

. Charts and ables.C b M .

g. Inormation rack.M P W (PW) v (5.1). T b b 0 35 PW, US B Bv. U F (FP) FP B.

h. Battle Diagrams. E B . U F B(11.2.). P U b BS.

j. Mexican States. M b S, b b. E S S S bbv, -. E S b, S

, S b (6.9), b S Cv S . T S Q Gj b . P b b; b v S b 2.

2.2 Uis a makes. T 8 b 11 . T U b M. T v U.

a. Combat Units. Cb U (U) , I, Cv, A. A b U Gv . U , - , U -

. T - U b .

1.0 IntrodUctIonTe Halls o Montezuma - b M-

A W b b b . US M. T

W v b , . T, v b b b , b

.T b v b . D , b v b, b v b b. A , US W, v b .

T z S P, 4.0. Mj . T v , v . T , , . I , . C

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Te Halls o Montezuma: 22 34 T 80 S 30 A 2 - T Rb

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GM GP.. B 1308H, CA 93232-1308

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bv -, v. F , v v@., ... W' "P-N" "Iv G" .

R . F , z :

2.0 coMPonEntS2.1 Te Map.T ; U v S S ( Z) . S , b .

a. Map eatures. F : S 1 Mv P (MP) ,

v U/F Mv A (MA), U/F S (10.2). E S M .

F , M Z S.

S I b R.

S b ; v S (6.7 SU ).

Infantry

Cavalry

Artillery

Unit

Firepower

Reduced

Strength bar

Commitment

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Play Note: US Units marked with a red band at the top o theCounter (US Regulars & State Militias) enter play only ater theUS has declared War on Mexico.

2. cavaly Uis 100 1000 , 200 300 . Cv b B 11.2.b. Cv vb S .

3. AilleyUis 20 25 T US 1 4 A U b

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b. Leaders. U. . T b , - , . T v REP;

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Play Note: Te Combat strength or many Units is the same onboth their ull and reduced strength sides. I a player has one o eachtype in a Battle, add 1 to the Forces FP.

Design Note: Te minimal dierence in FP between Units at ulland reduced strength reects the use o Unit reserves, discipline,and cohesion. Te step loss represents more a loss o cohesion ratherthan a loss o men. Being returned to Regroup does not mean allthe soldiers have been killed, but that the Unit has lost its cohesionand needs to be reorganized.

1. Iay Uis , b 300 1000 . E b 300

500 . I U :Regulars:P, .Activa Militia (Mexico) and Volunteers (USA): R

b M A S, . G, b B.

Zapadores (Mexican sappers): T v -v B vv (11.2. B R b).

Guerrillas: I -- .

Marines: M IU. I , US M v A-b (14.2.).

he small boxed letters on the map correspond to the eatures described on p. 2

Regulars

Zapadores

Marines

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Volunteers

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3.0 GAME concEPtS3.1 Key tems. T T z .

Spae U v (2.1).

Ui W (2.2.).

Leae vb v U (2.2.b).

regup U (3.2).

cmmae F (3.5) A(15.0).

Fe U ( ) C b A (3.5).

Eve b (7.1b 12.0)Ev in Italics.

Baleb b U F, v v (11.0).

Amy F A b (15.0)

Wa b C v b ; US W v (18.3).

3.2 regup/Leae Pl.E v ( ) R b. P U vb b R U b R. P vb b v bD S S A P. D U R P , (e.g., Scott InvadesEv M U)

3.3 Sakig.N 15 U, b , A P S. I , U 15. P . T B . Z v .

B (11.3). S A V, . E :

SaegyH Av v (1 = , 4= ).

cmmaT b U v (3.5). T b v F C.

taisH b B .

b S; N S U. I U/F S , S (13.3), b U/F 5 S. I U/F , b vb P (3.2).

Design Note: Valencia was the military and political rival to SantaAnna. In the Event o the latters demise, Valencia would have been

the obvious new political choice o the Army and people o Mexico.In our view, Santa Anna was not spectacular in battlehence hisrating o 1.

2.3 Makes. M , S, S, v Ev.T b Ev . T b S . K :

a. Fortications. T , . P -

? . F Mj V Cz.

b. State Control/Civic State. T M S US M (6.9) C Rv (18.4).

c. Space control. T S (6.7).

2.4 Te die.A - v b b . R 0 z, .

2.5 Playe Ai cas. T P A C b . T R . T Ev(7.1.), W (18.3.), W P- W (18.3.b), (18.7) .

2.6 Te as. T 110 v . T 30 A Ev v/ v U /F. T S C W, b C b C P. A

W US W (18.3).W , v v .

Strategy

Command

actics

Movement Chart Supply Event

Indicator

Remov

Indicato

OPS ValueBlue=US Event

Green=Mex Event

Blue/Green=Either

Game Period

Indicator

Headline

and Text

Response

Card

Indicator

Naval

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Indicator

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3.4 reiemes. P v ; v b , b v b Ev. P U , R. T b U , R . I , . E S S A, P. U , :

US eiemesN , S.

Mexia eiemes , P WC.

3.5 Te Fe.A F U b- ( C). A A F

A . U , F F A. T b U F F v . A F U S.

a. Designation. D F v, v b. A F C, b , b U C . A A F A , C, b b , U b C b. TB .

b. iming. F b b 3.5.. A , b U S ( 15 U).

3.6 Saa Aa. A , S A I E b. S A v b :

a. Initial Placement. S A E :

A Ev: Santa Anna Returns rom Exile R Ev P (7.0).

S Ev: Santa Anna Elected President A P (9.0). D W: P S A 4 U Mj

b US - W US W b (18.3.b).

b. Return to play.A v bSanta Anna in Exile, b "E" b. R R EvP. 5 , S A Mj . I 4 , . Santa Anna ElectedPresident .

c. Normal leader. I , S A .

3.7 Iiiaive. F b W, M v. F US

W , US v.

4.0 SEt-UP And SEQUEncE oF PLAY4.1 Game Se-up. R S U .

4.2 tu Sequee Play. E P; P S .

A. ram Eve Phase (7.0).

I Ev R , .

T , v . E Ev (7.1.b).

R S A (3.6.b).

T US W, PW (18.3.b). F 4 , v v (14.3).

B. deal cas Phase (8.0).

D b S

(8.1). B v ,

, v PW 1 v.

c. Ai Phase (9.0).

T S , v (7.1.b).

E :

1. Av , U, F v (10.0), v (10.3), b Z (10.4)v (10.5) B (11.0).

2. E Ev (12.0).

3. P (13.1), (13.2), (13.4), B (13.5).

4. M Nv Mv (14.1), Ab (14.2), Av (14.3), Sz P (14.4).

5. z A (15.0).

6. R S (16.1) H/Rv G (M 16.5).

7. D H (17.0).

E S Ev (9.2) Logistics S

S W . T S Ev Logistics. I S W , PS v , SEv . E v v SEv; v .

T A P 9.0.

d. Gvemeal Saus/E tu Phase (18.0).

S b U/F (18.1).

Rv M S US (18.1.b).

T M M v (18.2).

I US N W, US D- W b (18.3.).

B v v (18.4.).

C PW , S , v; v R (18.5).

C v (5.2).

R , ; , v (18.7).

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a high OPS number a valuable card to play when the conditions are rightIn this game, as Mexico retreats to interior lines and dicult terrain, th

Americans could get tempted to do too much without saeguarding theisupply line.

S vv . S - U F . C S S , PW, B v . T S Ev, U F, 9.2.

6.1 Supply Saus. S S . I S , U F S . C A P - S Ev (9.2). A S b , , , b , b v S, B.

6.2 Supply Lies. A b vb S S b . TS b , b S . A R . S b S S. E S b ;

S U. I , S b

- - B ,

R , U B S,

S v, B S.

6.3 Supply Sues. A v b U. :

Uie Saes S, (6.4.), Z (6.4.b 6.4.), b U.S. B (6.5)

Mexi PW C, Z (6.4.b & 6.4.), S S(6.4.), M B (6.5).

6.4 Supply sue eails.A :

a. Ports. v US F (b N A). S b . T B v b F ( A). S

b v. I z (14.4), v

b. Te Disputed Zone. U U - D Z. A U D Z, S.

c. Alta and Baja Caliornia. U - A C Bj C. A A C F Z, b 6.4.. TF A C b F .

Example: During a Supply Event early in the Action Phase, a Forcin Space X is supplied rom Alta Caliornia. During the next card

play, another Force moves rom Space Yin supply rom a exaSpaceand engages in combat in Space Z, which can trace supplyto Alta Caliornia. Te Force suers neither movement attrition nothe adverse Battle eect o being out-o-supply.

5.0 PoLItIcAL WILL And VIctorY5.1 Mexia Pliial Will. T M P W v M US. V

Ev b P W, PW C. W PW b M, v ; b US, v .

a. Raids (16.0). E PW (16.4.).

b. Political Will Cities. Wv PW , PW . R ; PW PW , b S A P, C C b PW .

c. Battle. B PW PW C; -v.

d. States in revolt or under US control. T M PW S v / b US (18.5.b).

5.2 Viy. D v Gv S/E P. C b :

a. Sudden Death. A S D V-

b S. S S , U S, . I Z vv, U b .

T US US V Cz,M C, S, A C, M, U D Z.

M M v S U US D Z.

b. PW Victory. I 18.7, M :

Mexia Gveme cllapse. I M P W 10 , US (18.2).

n Gveme cllapse. I M P W 1 , US .

5.3 tuame Biig. I , b , b 0 P W . T b v , b b.B , b. T v ; P- W b b v b .

6.0 SUPPLY And controLDesign Note: We have modeled the logistics in the game with some random-ness to capture varied actors in an abstract sense, such as weather, localroad conditions, low level raiding, and, simply put, bad management othe supply lines and bases. Like any good strategist, you are always going tobe concerned with your supply lines, but the supply line test in the gamehappens in an uncertain way to generate sucient tension without makingthe game-play so calculating. You can push your Forces urther rom thebase o operations, perhaps to exploit an enemy weakness, but in this game

you cant rely on a specied timing o the Supply Event. Instead, a playercould see a Force sitting beyond its limit or recently cut o and play a cardto attempt to trigger the Supply Eventthis makes the strategy card with


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d. Sonora. D S Ev , M U S S. A U .

e. Raid markers. A S v S , U B S.

6.5 Te Baggage tai. E B , :

a. Supply Source. T B

S S. B S . T B v ( US B B , vice versa). Ev , B b S Ev U /F .

b. Movement and Capture. T B v F, F MA. T B F v . A B b S; U S, B . Mv PW 1 S v . T B S (13.5).

c. Beachhead. T US B b B- S.

6.6 ou--supply Ees. D S Ev (9.2), - - ( ) -- S. I , Cv b .I S Rv C, . I , v,

U/F vv. A -- U/F

M b /, , b v S.

v v.

S FP B.

6.7 Spae l. A S b . "F" b , "" b . U ' . U

. Rv v

.a. Spaces. C S () B

(11.2.j), (b) P (13.1), () - S (18.1).

b. ransit Spaces. S b ; - . S b ;R b b . Mv S v (10.2.).

c. Isolated control markers. D Gv SP, v (18.1.).

Play Note: A player need only place control markers in the players owncountry or purposes o clarity. Friendly Spaces in a players own countrycan never be isolated.

6.8 Ze l. A , M Bj A C . T US N . T D Z v , b b .C Z 13.1.

6.9 Sae l. A M S , , BjC, A C Z, b M

. E S S b S S BI US S S b, US S. T US Z US U Z. S PW M Gv .

7.0 rAndoM EVEntS PHASE AndActIon cArdS7.1 Te ram Eves Phase.T R Ev P b Ev ( R ) A Ev. C P :

a. Mandated Events. F, Ev R ; -.

b. Action cards. N, A , b v . E Ev , b.

T v b .

E v R Ev P. - Returns rom Exile M .

c. Santa Annas return. I S A , (3.6.b).

d. War. T US W (18.3.b).

7.2 Ai as. I R Ev, A Mv A (MA) v U F. R A b . I, A A P, b . A , b b .

8.0 dEAL cArdS PHASE AndStrAtEGY cArdST S v Te Halls o Montezuma. T v, , b , Ev v v . T S v (PS) Ev, b v v F, b S Ev. T A Ev Ev b B b ; M Ev b G b .

8.1 deal as. E v D P. A (17.2) . D z :


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C P T b R, ejas! M' 1

W b Mv

B : 9

W M : 7 US : 9

8.2 Saegy a ek. A b C S W (2.5). S W , C D . U C S US W. W US W, (18.3.).

8.3 Saegy a play. P , v. P b , v . A b NE A A P.

a. Removal. Rv Rv Ev.

b. Reshue. , b

, . I D P, . U R .T :

D E .

R R Ev.

D WW US W, , b .

c. Response cards. S Ev b . W Ev, S Ev.

d. Supply Event check. C S Ev S W (9.2). T SEv .

9.0 ActIon PHASED A P, S . T v . E . T A P - : () b v ( ) (b) , .

9.1 Ais. E

, 9.39.9:Av , U, F v, B,

v, Z.

E Ev .

P/Rv , , , B .

M Nv Mv F, Av , Sz P.

z A.

R S H/Rv G (M ).

D H .

9.2 Te Supply Eve. P Logistics S Ev. b S W , . I PS v , S Ev. Sb 1 H . N S Ev . D S Ev:

C S U F,

E - ( ) --S, v . R b S R G ( v v ),

C B ; B v, M U R v .

9.3 Aivai. E PS v , U/F S. Av F v(10.0), v (10.3), b v Z (10.4)v (10.5), B (11.0). D A v (MA) v U F (10.1). A U/F b v.

Leaes ale. E v 1 PS. Iiviual Uis.Av b U

PS v . T U v b M Fe. Av F S PS v

F C S .

Play and Design Note: Lower rated (that is, better) Leaders tend to movgreater distances than higher rated Leaders; all Leaders can ail to movebut higher rated ones are more likely to. Te Action cards account or th

probabilities associated with command, aggressiveness, and commandailure. Note that an Army is always guaranteed to move at least one Space

9.4 Eves (12.0).A Ev Evb b . Ev b .

9.5 Plaeme (13.0). T b

v S, b , F, B .

9.6 naval aivai/Mveme (14.0). P PS v U v . P 2, 3, 4 PS US v . P 4 PS v F -- US Ab .

9.7 ogaize (15.0). P 2, 3, 4 PS v z A.

9.8 rai (16.0). P I G PS v (16.2). I , M v G U (16.5).

9.9 disa/Hl (17.0). D S . A . T b AP, .


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10.0 ActIVAtIon ActIon,rEActIon, And MoVEMEnt IntoBAttLEU/F v v 9.3. U v Mv- A (MA) b 10.1. A , U, F v MP .D MA v 10.210.5.R 10.610.8.

10.1 Mveme Allwaes. v v MA 10 Mv P (MP). F U F, A MA. R Mv C, C S R. T b b MA.U v v S R 4. A MA . A A (15.0) 1 MP, v A MA 0. Sb 1 MA

A, 1.

10.2 Mveme. /U/F v S S, MP E C S. T MA v b v v, MP v v v. R - (10.6) v B (10.7) v.

B v F MP B (11.2.).a. Special cases.A :

Mv Z MP.

Mv Z 1 MP S.

A opographic Engineers, A U F v R J S b S ; R/J.

U b b v v.

A v U/F v -C S.

A A MP S .

b. Enemy occupied Spaces. E- S U() . A :

U v - S.

S ( 13.3) v; (2.2.b).

T v F U() S (11.0).

A F S

(b U) b MP .A F v S

b 1 MP; 13.3 .

U /F Z U.

M v N .

c. Movement Attrition. Mv v U/F 1 . U v .

A v, b v v U/F. U v 1 MP. D S v, b MP B ( -).

A v U/F v H . MA A (10.1). S . v -- S (6.6). S v (18.4). S S

(10.2.).

d. ransit Space attrition. S . R

v. I b S v , , , v U/F v .

e. Movement into Battle. B v F S U(). T () b S, .

. Movement into and out o Zones.B v Z; b v U/F Z

Av U/F Z.

g. Guerilla Units.G v U , S U. C G F ( v A). C

b b . , GU R S. G b F U.

Design Note: Guerilla Units are a potential Mexican asset; there is, however, no ramework o central control over their operations. Te Guerillaare always there, so to speak, but only have an impact when the Mexican

player expends resources in a manner that exerts control. In eect, any cardbecomes a Guerillas Attack response card.

10.3 revl Suppessi. E v A P. Av F . T F vb v, b v . F S S v, MA ( b 0). T, . Sb F

C . I MA, . I 9, F . A F v 0 MP A MA 0

A MA v .

10.4 cl Zes. A F - Z Z U . Av F . Eb Z MA F (v 0). A MA v .

10.5 Siege. S US F v S M U (13.3). Av F A . A MA 0, F

; . T v b -. Rv B . T US B . P US S ( S ).

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10.7 Ieepi. I v U/F S j F. D F . I , F S ; b B H A (11.2.). I , F S; v.

a. Eligibility.M S v U/F . A F U S, b F v . , v U

b b v A P.

b. Interception Details. T v :

A F v b S.

I 1 E (11.2.).

A F - S.

A G U F,b B ( vv) - F v .

v b .10.8 Bale aviae.W v F v B, U F S v B.

A v F U, b U b v B v. I , v U/F j S U S v F v .

a. Failure Penalty.A U/F v B U b B. I , B E b 1.

b. Mexican avoidance in Rough and Jungle.A M U F R, J, R/J S v B opographic Engineers.

c. Avoidance rom a Fort/Fortress.A U/F v / . I v , v, S b . IU() b B. I U/F v B, b /. T F / P B. I , F S . T B S.

d. Destination o avoiding Units.P U/F v B j S () U, (b) S vF S. A v U/F

v j Z.e. Continued Movement. I v S, v U/F v. I v F/U - S, vB b . A U/F v B b v, Z. I Z, v F v, U/F v B (10.9).

. Avoidance Limitations.A F vB. A F v B v F v S.

10.9 reai a Zes. U Z. U v b Z. A F Z F v Z. W F v Z, b S b F Z j S. U/F Z, v F , 1 MP . I , v B Z v j S. Tv F b b F Z.I v B, v

MA. B v B. I v F Cv v U/F, v F v B , v Z j S. T v F v S MP . T U v Z.

11.0 BAttLEDesign Note: Te Battle rules attempt to reect several actors prominenin the Mexican War. First o all, many o the Battles during the War werenot decisive tactically and resulted in low levels o casualties. Te Americanhad clear advantages, reected in certain Battle card events. Te Mexicanartillery was less than eective because o bad powder and out-dated doc

trine. Leadership was a major actor avoring the United States, with thAmericans getting the tactical ratings advantage and the special Ocecards. Te repower is roughly the Force size, except that players can augment repower with the commitment rules, and the Mexican player wilnot get as much as he wants rom the Activa Militia. Players will discovethat their Forces display resiliency in Battle at rst, but once the step lossesmount, a Force will collapse quickly.

11.1 Iiiai Bale. B v F () v S U ( ) v B. B U S . Cv G bb b (11.2.b). B S Ev v S

(10.8.).11.2 Bale Sequee. P B S Mv U B D , FP v B; FP b FP b U FPE B 11.2. S 11.3 11.9 v .

a. Determine Battle type. T B b v B ST B , v , F (FP) F :

BMP

FP

C R 0 5 A

H A 1 3 R N A 2 2

P B 3 0A 1 P-B

Design Note: the time scale or an OPS card is somewhat abstractedbut covers roughly 10 to 14 days o historical time. Te expendituro movement points or the Battle ype represents scouting activitiesmaneuvers to take advantage o good ground, and other actors.

A MP , b . C B v F R, , B b


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F, ( ) FF. A b' R b . Tj B .

Example: Te Deender has the higher actics rating in a HastyAttack. Te Attack is resolved as a Column o Route.

b. Withdrawal.Cv / G S bb B. T v F v W. W - MP B . W U

j S U(). W b v F v S.

Cv Z. G U R S.

U S vF .

c. Guerilla arrival. T M S G U S (16.5). T US F B.G b B. T j B -.

d. Battle Events. B REv . T . A , .

Example: Ater the attacker plays cards, the deender playsB-b. Te attacker is holdingA D, but may not playit or this Battle, because the attacker always plays his cards rst,andA D is not a response to Bombardment.

e. Lead and Committed Units. E U G b b U. E U. U b b b . A - F C- ; - F C . E U

FP; v B. T U .

Design Note: Units which cannot be committed are less experienced(e.g., in the case o the Mexican Activa Militia inantry Units) or arelimited due to combat doctrine and resources (e.g., artillery Units).

. Firepower total. E (FP) F B R b. F F , S B , B S. T U/F BS.

g. Eciency and Leader/Artillery Loss. E , b ,

E R B R b. N . I E 2 7, F b 11.3. I M E D

9, M (); v.

h. Casualties. E - E FP. T b .

i. Victory, Post-Battle Losses, and Retreat. T B Rb. I , . I F

b B , -

S. C P B , (11.5).

j. Aemah. Aj P W (5.1). G R S ( S , M U). I C S, C v G. T S.

11.3 Leae Lss. I E 2 7 F , R. A

A C . I 5 , b. S A S .

11.4 Sep Lsses.T U

A U b - U b.

E U b

R U R.

I U B, vv P.

11.5 Ps Bale Lsses a reea. I b v , -B. C B .

a. Post Battle Losses. T . Sb C P B. R P B R b. T F . I 9, F :

E U/F 5 ,

E - F 6 ( ), ,

C ,

P vv U , S 5 S B S ( S, vv ,

P).b. Retreat. T vv U/F S

R U . U b .

c. Retreat priorities. T S v B. A j S, S, Z, b S U. R Sv S. C MP v b S vb. T S F - v .

d. Specic situations. T :

G R S. C U G.

A F () , (b) , j /j . T b, v PWb, S B

U.S. U Ab .

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B S. I S , vv R/ P.

11.6 oveu Bale.A F v B () BR, (b) U

, () S.

11.7 Fifais. E v B. S 13.2.b v S , 13.3 .

12.0 EVEntS12.1 Eves. E S Ev. F Ev. T PS b - Ev:b US, M, b . P Ev . A Ev b PS Ev PS b . A :

a. Reinorcements and replacements. P Ev 3.4. S Ev v , U. A b . P b (13.4), vice versa.

b. Mandatory Events. P Logistics/ Santa AnnaElected President Ev . T (). T b .

c. Remove and Reshue. Rv "v" Ev. W Ev, R S b A P.

Play Note: I a reshufe card is played during the urn in whichthe At War cards are added to the deck, the Reshufe in eect has noeectbut make sure you add the Reshufe card to the deck (unlessremoved rom play).

d. Response Events. S v b R b . P Ev b . R Ev A P. W , S Ev.

e. Ocers. T US . P B (11.2.). P Ev . W , F C H B; F C v. M No Future Glory v bv . D B, , C S F C. U v B. Rv

F F B, v b. T :

C SA 1 E D .

F CA 1 FFP B.

13.0 PLAcEMEnt ActIonS,FortIFIcAtIonS, And FortrESSES

A PS v b , b, , B .

13.1 Plae l makes. P b v S Z. E PS S; PS Z (10.4). C S b :

F S/Z,

S j S F b S (C Z b j S).

Play Note: Place control markers in Spaces in your own country or clarityonly; unless an enemy marker is in the Space, you control it.

13.2 Buil a ifai. F , , (2.3.). N S - (13.2.b) (10.5). D S. B S .

a. Fieldworks and Forts. b , , , S. I S 1 2, , , , . F B S.

B S . B S . P

U C F. b , v ; b v. I .

b. Destruction.A v F v b 1 MP S. A -v S ( ). T vb b b .

13.3 Fesses. T Mj V Cz. F , b (10.5). A USF v . I M U B , FP U (13.3.) M U S, US F, b v, v 10.5. W M U , ' b B P B . A ; , b b S .

a. Inherent Units. E U. F U vB. T FP - M S. N U b .

US , U .

Historical Note: Te ortress at Vera Cruz had about 135 gunsinstalled. Mexico City had inherent artillery deenses (not as manyas Vera Cruz) but suered rom a shortage o well-trained artillerists

b. US control. T US S v U S

A , US (10.5).

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R./R. . D v . T US N W b .

a. Procedure. D v . R - , -. PS v .T , b :

1 1 .

2 1 v US / . 3 1 .

P v 1 vb . REP b v - .

b. Placement. F, v U S , . T, U R , S . P U , vb, U b . N U b z F bv ' v-

. U b R.Example: Te American player plays a 3 OPS card or replacements,and designates Scott to receive replacements. Te U.S. player rolls twodice and gets results o 3 and 7. He takes the 7 roll, adds 3 or a total o10, and ips two cavalry Units to ull strength (cost o 4) and draws anartillery combat Unit (placed on its reduced side at a cost o 3) as well astwo Inantry Units (one placed at ull strength, one at reduced, at a costo 3 more replacement points).

Design Note: Replacement Units are randomly drawn because the Com-mander on the ground would have little control over which Units higherauthorities would send to his support.

13.5 Baggage tai. W B bv , v S

(9.5). P , S F.

14.0 nAVAL MoVEMEnt, SQUAdronS,Port SEIZUrE, And BLocKAdE14.1 naval Mveme. T , E W. T b v US v v.Nv Mv b v . Nv Mv, S v /U/F , , Ab (14.2). A /U/F v v v v.

A B C R .

a. Unit/Leader. PS v , U v --.

b. Force. 4 PS , F (b A) v v.

c. Army. A A v v ScottInvades.

d. Mexican Naval capability. T M v v US v (14.3) z ; 4 , b v b z (14.4).

14.2 Amphibius Laigs.Ab vb USF . P 4 PS v F M . A M U b (14.2.)C B . I US B S , US B . T B b B.

a. Landing Failure.A F B Ab .

b. Scott Invades. T Ab . T U F A b R, N , -S S()U S R b . I S v-b A, A . M b .

c. Marines. T v US Ab.

US M U b F

A US M b B S,

T M U Scott Invade b 14.2.b.

Play Note: You may search Regroup or a Marine Unit or Scott Invadeseven i one is already on the map, thereby bringing two or this Event.

14.3 Aivae Squas.E US ; b b v. A b v 2, 3, 4 PS . B v b v 4 . v , B v b . I v z (14.4), M v v .

14.4 Seizig a P. A v z M- S (9.6). S P b z S M

A. T v v z , b

M v v . A z v b .

a. Efects.A z:

P P b vb 1.

P US S.

A M .

b. End seizure. W z , b b. T v v b Ev. T b v v z . T z

A M A U v S,

T US v b , A Ev v .

14.5 Te Blkae. b M I- . T b v MGv C b (18.2). I , SEv (9.2), b v M U v . T b 0 b :

E v .

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15.0 ArMIESDesign Note: Te Army markers represent an extra level o organization,command sta, and artillery park, with attending increases in political

prominence o a Force and reductions in maneuverability. Te design doesnot orce players to build armies. However, the Political Willbenet and extra repower make them attractive even i theyare a double-edged sword oering a lower movement rate andthe possibility o PW loss i you lose in battle.

15.1 Amy ogaizai a reei. P A :

ogaizai. P 2, 3 4 PS z A , -S S v U S.

reei. E A U. A , A , A v. W A B, P A. S A S b b . I U A , v A, (), vv P. A

A v b b b.

15.2 Amy Mveme.W v, b 1 MA A A. A A - 1 MP, v A MA 0. A -v v 1 MP .

15.3 Amies i Bale.A A 3 FP B. I A B, v PW 1 v. I A b, v PW 1 .

16.0 rAIdS And GUErILLASDesign Note: Te rules on raiding bring out the eects o varied Indianand Guerilla activities that were mostly a side-show during the courseo the war. Te action cards deliver Indian Units and Guerilla Units

to the players randomly, since the U.S. and Mexico did not have directcontrol over such Units or attempt to organize them. Te raid mechanicshere are adapted rom Wilderness War, altered or the Mexican War.

16.1 rais. T v R LocalMilitia Raid. R b A S (16.2). , R v V C P.

a. Where to Raid. B -C S, Bj C, AC, Z. T M D Z. T S/Z b

W 10 MP I S ,

W 6 MP G U S U v S.

b. Other Raid Specics. S U b . A v , I R I S G . R A( S ). N v G/I ; Local Militia Raid b . C j G .

16.2 rai Paiulas.

a. Action card.A Indian Raid card R Ev P b .

b. Raiding via Strategy card. T S R PS v E vv - G I S. A S, R 16.3.

c. Event. T Local Militia RaidsEv - R b M .

16.3 raiig Peue. F S , b; b v

I 5 , R . I U S, G R 0 1. R G v R S H b 16.5.

+1 F G R, C S. 1 I U S. 1 I S E . + ? T PS v R.

16.4 rai Ees.

a. PW efect. E R R PW . A b , , v PW v . Rv

Gv S/E P.b. Other efects. A R v S

S v. A R b U B S.S R b .

16.5 Gueillas. G v . C G F. G U b b S A P -- b R . N G b . T U b b S A P B (11.2.). B G B

US U/F . G S M.

Design Note: Te raiding rules simulate the act that the politically prominent raids were not very requent, and that there were limited resourceand windows o opportunity or raiding especially given the abstracted timescale or the play o an OPS card. Limiting the raids allowed to 6 totalbetween the two players alters the attractiveness o raid attempts as a urn

proceeds (simulating weather problems, local command paralysis, shitingsentiments o raiders, etc.). Tis also limits Raid Political Will Points toa maximum o 3 Political Will Points i only one side raids successully.

17.0 dIScArdInG And HoLdInG

cArdS17.1 disas. P D M. D Rv v. N S Ev b .

17.2 Hel as.A . T b A P, . , . A z.


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18.0 GoVErnMEntAL StAtUS / EndtUrn PHASE, WAr dEcLArAtIon,

And rEVoLtSDesign Note: Tere are two major political eatures o the War builtinto this design. Te Mexican government was a ragile entity. Te gamemodels this in two waysthe Mexican player has an array o presidential

personalities to handle, reected through Events, and aces the possibil-ity o collapse o central authority; Mexican states can also descend intorevolt. Some o the ghting pre-dated ocial declaration o War due toantiquated communications and bureaucratic and political turmoil inthe United States. Tus, we model the level o U.S. bellicosity to account

or the eect o certain military and political events, starting the gamewith the period o crisis and increasing hostility which will result in a USdeclaration o War.

D Gv S/E P, - 18.118.5 .

18.1 deemie l. E S U/F, .T, v .T, M S US .

a. Isolated control markers. A () , (b) , () S b U. Rv .

b. State control. I b US S S S b, S US . I b S b US b, M S.

18.2 Mexia Gveme cllapse. I S A P, . I S A P, M C b. C, . T b v b :

SableI Ub , Sb. UsableF PW Ub 1

C .

cllapseR PW b 5; 7 bD C P.

I M Gv , M N S .

Design Note: When Santa Anna was in power, the strategic will o Mexicowas, in essence, his own will, which could not collapse.

18.3 Uie Saes delaai Wa. D GvS P, US W W b. T

b US W :

a. War Declaration able. T US . M . US B , 0 5:

T M A U D Z; b b 1.

P Santa Anna Returns rom Exile Santa Anna BecomesPresident b b 1.

P S Ev , .

b. Beginning o urn. T US W PW R REv P. W b 7.

c. Automatic declaration o War. T US W S A F S.

d. Strategy card. S Ev US W b.

e. Consequences o declaration o War. A W S , , A W U USR b . A W b v 9 D P, b . I W A P, US A P. I , S A U Mj .

18.4 revls. F, v. Rv A P (10.3).

a. Spread.A b M US, S v . T v

89 ( 79 M Gv ). T Cv S C S j S b . I j S C, v . S j b S S. A C, Bj C, S.

Play Note: You may select a state with no adjacent Calm states.

b. Efects. W M S v, CvS C I v S. A S v b . Rv b S/ S S v ::

N b S B .

I - .

N U S.

A U/F MP S v (10.2.).

18.5 PW chages. C PW , v, S US .

a. Raids. A PW 16.4. v

b. State Control, Revolts and PW. b S v / US , v . I S b v US , . R

v M Gv N C . R PW b .

18.6 Viy chek.D V 5.2 b v

18.7 E Game Segme. A 6 9, . T b R . T 10. I , A , .

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I b 2. T US . D 1, K v D Z j! M . T, S US U b Z. M, M M A. K v D Z S A. A b

. F, R G,b v 0 MP.

A sa tu 2:Mexi

A, 1 , 7 D, (1 M, 1 PC, 6 A) B P R G.

A, 2, 4, 6, 10 I, 9 D, Z,A j, +2 M.

USK, 1 I, 1 D, B A.

, 1 4 US A, 5 7 I, 2 D,

A bv, B , +2 FB.

Random Events Phase1. T US W

3 I S A. M v G, 2M, 3 A, b . 2 M V Cz bb v v. b U M.

2. T M A . I Riots ( 1), 5 . T US Rein-forcements (17), v U,

E. M Reinforcements (14), C 5 8 D S. F US Riots (29), 6, C S Rv.

S , US +5 PW , R Ev P .

Deal Cards PhaseE v v .

M Nicholas rist, perational Exhaustion, Bad Weather, Pacific Squadron, Forced March.

T US Guerillas Go Home, Malaria, Negotiations Break Down, Dysentery, and No Quarter.

Actions Phase1. T M v, . H

v C, A F, v . T, Bad Weather

2 PS v A, v. H Political Insight (21) MA. C- AS 2 MA , F 5 MPH v F, v v -. T 7 v

2. T US, v MF, Dystentery Ev. I S W( C W) , S Ev T 7, PS 2 SEv . T Ev 9M . H 2 I V Cz Mj U Mj .

M

exico

U.S.

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3. M v. A Pacific Squadron, A R (13) v

A 7 MP. T 1 v.

4. T US Guerillas Go Home, 5 S

Ev Ev v K U, v W A b S A. T A H (20) v K MA 7, b v MA. T US v K F R G P B 5 MP. b K v M 1 MP.C , b 0 v .T M M, B. T US 1 I v . T US 5 S ; K v 2 S, .

he Battle o Monterey

1. T US 1 MP H A. BK b b, B v US v, N A

2. T M , G b b .

Neither player has Battle Events to play.

3. T US 1 D U (3 FP), 3 I U (4 FP). T U 1 FP 2 FP b U. T US FP b 1 b , b 2 N

A. T US F S S P, P B. US 8

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5. B U b , b b .

6. T US 5, M 4. T US b 1 K . N /A . B F P.T 8 FP US 1 M F,

9 FP M 2 US. M 3 A, US B 1 D. T US N Q R v, 1 IPW 29, B 1. T v . S 5, PB R . K P B. T

B PW b A 5 U.

7. D , M A, perational Exhaustion. TS Ev 9. T 6, v

A 8 . T M v 4 , U, 3 2 4. B v 3

, , 4 . H b , 8 .

8. T US b Malaria vK. C W (5) v K 3 MP. H v b R G S, 3 S .

9. M Forced March b A, S Ev . T 2 S Evb v b , . T

A Mj b A.

10. T US Negotiations Break Down. S DZ

M U, PW b 1 28.11. A P, M Nicolas rist v

C. T , b S Ev . H v C, RS, v 6 MPC v j A R G.


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crEdItSDesigner: M W Dv FDeveloper:W C

Art Director: R B. MGMap Art and Card Logo: SFinal Counter Art: R B. MG

Rules Layout: N RCard and Charts Layout: M S

Box Cover Artist: R B. MG

Playtesters: R S, C A, G M, RbB, J H, Dv I, C J, J , KSz, T C, J M, P S, J F

J S, A Sb, Sv V, J C, DvM, Hv M, P S, B H.

Prooreaders Extraordinaire: Kv D, Rb G, ASv, B S, M Dbj

Production Coordination: CS A A . T M Fz, P.D. b .

Governmental Status/End urn Phase1. N S ,

. T M 9 C b. T b +1 v b 10, Ub

+1 . T US 3 W D b. T b +1 b, +1 US U B, +1 6. T US .

2. S v. T M S 1 v . I

, b v PW . B 1 S v US , M v , PW ( PW 0). S v v , .

Sue map:Mapa de los Estados Unidos de Mjico : segun lo organizadoy denido por las varias actas del congreso de dicha rpublica y construidopor las mejores autoridades. 1847D, J, 1801-1877.

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20.0 dESIGnErS notESA b. . Wv b , b v ( M v - M ).

Te Halls o Montezuma , vv . T -v M-A W 2002. I, bzz b Gringos

b vv b -v Risorgimento.B Dv I b -v We Te People, For Te People, . GM (Tirty Years War: Europe in Agony) , j I v . b , b , I j b - . W, , Tirty YearsWar , b , ?

T GM v . I -2002 I b : We Te Peoplev , M b b

( b ), v ( ) , b v , b (b v-), , ,, , v, , . I , I -v v v . I -, b , , v bv, .

W . B I v: , , , . A b v , b. S, I v

, v (b I v !):

1. T Cv W .

2. I b b j b v: - . M

b , v, - . A , v, , , v. T b . A I -z For Te People. Hv, b b,

v I v v. A b v b , I b v b-. FP F ( ), ( B ). T b - b . v Tirty Years War.T v b J

B Great Campaigns Kv Z z . F, I -v , I M H b Empire o the Sun.

3. A v ( v M ) b v .

4. T I b v j, b U.S. W S b .

5. M I v - U.S. . I , A . WildernesWar, z 2004, K Sz TC, M PW , v US v , .

6. Ub S z b b. T ( -v

b ) .

7. W I v ?? S A( A)? Rvv- ? D? W, I , b I v v C.

N I v M H ( 2)I : M, (!) , bv

. v j . j I Halls o

Montezuma b , - b. T , T ! (A b , v I bv).

B I b, I - v T . I v

( 7 2 v-Sv 5 ). A, 2003 v N , ( )

b b. I b ; , I A v v

A v A, I, T : I 200 v b AzT : I b 2005 2006. T, . W P500, B C ( v Europe Enguled I !) -, v v .

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21.0 cArd HIStorIES1 Plk Aesses cgess: A T

A, M, 1846 P P j C M, , Te cup o

orbearance had been exhausted even beore the recent inormation rom therontier o the Del Norte [Rio Grande]. But now, ater reiterated menaces,Mexico has passed the boundary o the United States, has invaded our territoryand shed American blood upon the American soil. She has proclaimed thathostilities have commenced, and that the two nations are now at war.

2 n Quae!: T b M-A W b b , . S A b T A,v A, v v - -M , ; v M W b S

A b.

3 Fem delaes Bea Flag republi: CJ C F A 300 AC J, 1845, S Bb -v B F Rb, F v. T BF Rb v b A C.

4 Seles: D , A v

M Nv M A C .

5 Gueillas G Hme: M b b v I.

6 nihlas tis, Sae Emissay: N M b P P .B P G W S 1848. P G H J, 1848,

v b v b b .

7 Mi revl i Baja/17 Baja revls Suppesse/19 Pvi-

ial revl Suppesse/28 Pviial revl/42 Maj revl i Baja!T v M b U S. C v v M C -; v v 1841 b . Sv v, Bj C A M, v v, v A .

8 Maies desiy:A 1845 b j J. Sv A , And that claimis by the right o our maniest destiny to overspread and to possess the whole othe continent which Providence has given us or the development o the greatexperiment o liberty and ederated sel-government entrusted to us.

9 th Aai: I A, 1846, A C S

T Bv, . T b M C A j v . A W, P P j C M.

10 remembe he Alam!: T A S A, , b v M v 1836. T A b M b Az S A. Rb A! b

A v M-A W.

11 tejas!: T D j, M S C j, M 1835 b Rb . M P J H D Z 1845 Rb M R G v.

12 Saa Aa Elee Pesie: T A z S A P M v 22 b 1833 1855. S A P 1847, M v M .

13 Whigs oppse Wa:A PP v , W, b I Rv Ab. M S D Wb W- v.

14 opeaial Exhausi:A A v M, b .

15, 27. Lal Miliia: M b b.

16 Iia Upisig:W M A b, I b D Z A , , B .

18 Bapism Fie:A , b U S M v b

v. T , b , v

20 Ba Weahe: A v , G b . A , v b .

21 Lw Amm: W , G! C. T G V , v b.

22 Ligh casualies: S v, G b

b b b v , v .

23 dyseey/26 Malaia/78 Yellw Feve: D v , b M , b b v . v 80% A -b .

24, 68 Fe Mah: U G , b bz , b , , .

25 Leaig m he F: S, b, ! G, . T , !

29 negiais Beak dw: P b P P J S M 1845 A Nv M A C. T M v S , v A M . D A Cv WS C b E b U S A GB.


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30 G Gu: I . T , G ! b, . B Iv . G b I v.

31 Pliial capial:A , b b vb v.P b b , b . I , b , b

. I M W, b vb, b.

32 cmme Pey: M C. P, C A v H . P v Dv C H Vz 1847, M b. P A J 1853 .

33 tpgaphi Egiees: W 1812. v M W. T v b, b v

M.

34 rbe E. Lee: . H b M F W S , Sj b, v bv bv bv C.

35 naval Bmbame: T A H , Dv C b b MP, A M G .

36 Blkae delae:A ANv H C Dv C b b M G . F v

A v , M Nv B .

37 Wa Apppiais: T U.S. C z v .F, US $147 , $73 , $64 v b, $10 . A 101,000 A bz, 27,000 74,000 v; vv 10 . D b 1549; 11,000 .

38 texas rages: T Rb , R v 1846. T vb M

I, .39 Maies: F H Mz/ /W b /I , , . S U S M, Vz C C M C.

40 Flyig Ailley: T v Mj SR, F M A, A b

b v b. T bb F A .

41 Saa Aa Exile: A A MC A, 1847, M P S A

v M b P M P P. A M W , S A J M, 1848. H b M 1853.

43 U.S. Ga: H U G US G US M A U A Cv W P U S. Sv b Z W S M

W, v bv bv b M R C. B G v M-A W.

44 Tmas J. Jaks: T S J ACv W . T J S 1

U S A R 1846, j b W S . H bv bv bv Mj.

45 cmme c: Dv C, C A H A 1846 1847. H A v Vz.

46 oeg teay: D b U S GB v b A- - b 1846 A B v . H , F- F F ! I 1846, P P b 49 P , A b b v M.

47 Piee reies: G F P, A P, b A Vz J, 1847 v W S .

48 Paii Squa: A v P b C J D. S Rb F. S M W. S S

A A C.

49 P. G. t. Beauega: P Gv B C F S , W S M W. H S b, C, vbv Mj bv.

50 clse Ai:A v .

51 S Ivaes:W S A v W 1812 A Cv W, v v G A . WZ M b, 1846 W S

M Vz b v M C b H C . Mv, P P S v .

52 tejas Vluees: A M, W b . G b v M j b, b b M C, . I v b . G Z

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53 Sale chuh Ppey: M v z C S A. U A P Gz, M v z z C . T b ( P Rb). S A , C v 2 .

54 n Fuue Gly: M A b M W; v RbE. b b U G b

b ?

55 Sa Paiis: T S P S P b, M C A .T S P b B V, C G, Cb. M S P vv b

A .

56 reiemes: T b, , , b . I , C, G , . N b .

57 Gmez Pesiey: V Gz F, P

M Db, 1846 M, 1847.58 Feig Ai: S N A , v E v, B S, M.

59 Aaya Pesiey: M G P M A P M Nvb, 1847, P P.

A b M-A W b b b J, 1848.

60 Fesh tps: F, b ; , v v.

61 Spies!: D M W, v b

b,... . [G Z] v M. G

W S, V Cz M, b . H z b v v M S C C E

A H. A, U.S. Foreign Intelligence, . 48.

62 reuis: A W S M C, M , M A C C.

63 Mah Aii:A , M , .

64 Lal Miliia rai: M ,

vb A .65 Yuaa revl Suppesse: v Mv 1841. A b M-A , b M b H- C W 1847. T H v M M j M; M b

- M 1848.

66 Ailley duel: T b b G . M , , . W b v b . A

b G , G b. M b !

67 S remve:F M C Sb1847, v b W S v . S , G P

. P P, M W v, v S J, 1848.

69 Male Lss:A bz ; ,

; ; G b b .

70 Lgisis: M - M v b .

71 Amisie:A M C Sb, 1847G W S S AM v b . Hv, S S A , S

A b v . N Fb, 1848.

72 dug I: S , , . v . D G,

? N v , G . b .

73 tayl rus Pesie: A M Sb, 1846, A G Z M P P, b, v WS . D P P v b W . v W P 1848 D C W H.

74 cavaly chage: B b, b , v v

S , G v .

75 desees: B v . N- b b.

76 Weak Vluees: T G , . A , b- , , b b v b

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77 Beah!: - v, b. A , . T , b, ! C ! G

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79 cavaly Pusui: T b. B, , , b b. T v , b , vv z.

80 Ailley Baage: B b T G b b . W , b . W !


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22.0 rULES IndEXAv U/F .................................................................... 9.3Ab ......................................................... 9.6, 14.2Ab ........................................................... 15.1A ...........................................................................11.2.A D W ................................................18.3.Av B ............................................................................. 10.8B ....................................................... 13.5

B A ............................................................5.1., 15.3B .......................................................................... 11B ....................................................................... 11.2B .....................................................8.3., 11.2.B ........................................................................... 9.2, 14.5Cv W .............................................................. 11.2.bC ..................................................12.1.C M v.............................................. 18.2C M v............................. 5.1., 8.1, 18.2C ..................................................2.2., 11.2., 11.4C --S ........................................... 13.1C S .............................................................. 6.7, 18.1C S...................................................... 6.7., 10.2., 13.1

C S ........................................................ 5.1., 6.9, 18.5.bC Z .................................................................... 6.8, 10.4D W ......................................................18.3.D .................................................................................... 17.1E ................................................................11.2., 11.3E .................................................................. 18.7EvA .............................................................. 7.1.bEvS ................................................................ 12F ..............................................12.1.Fb .............................................................13.2.F .......................................................................11.2.F B .....................10.5, 10.8., 11.5., 11.7, 13.3

F ................................................................................. 13.3Fb ......................................................................13.2.G W ............................................................. 11.2.bG .................................................10.2., 1.2.b, 11.2.,16.5,G B .........................................................11.2., 16.5H Sz .................................................................................. 8.1H .......................................................................9.2, 10.2.H .......................................................................... 8.1, 17.2I .........................................................13.3.I ............................................................................. 10.7I ..................................................6.1, 18.1. ...............................................................................11.2. ..........................................................3.2, 11.2., 11.3

M Ev R ..................................7.1.M Ev ................................................................. 12.1.bM v v ...................................................... 14.1.Mv ................................................................................ 10.2

Mv A ............................................................. 10.1Mv ................................................................10.2.Mv A ................................................................ 15.2Mv - ..................................... 10.2.bMP B ..........................................................11.2.Nv v ....................................................................... 9.6, 14.1 .................................................................12.1. .......................................................6.6, 10.2.v B ......................................................................... 11.6

P A ....................................................................... 13P R ..................................................... 3.4P .................................................... 13.4.bP z ........................................................................ 9.6, 14.4P-B ....................................................................11.5.PW ............................................................................. 18.5R .............................................................................. 16.4RPW ....................................................................18.5.R ............................................................................ 16.2.b, 16.3RA ..............................................................16.2.R v/Z ............................................. 10.6, 10.9Rv ............................................ 13.2.bRv ..........................................................................8.3..R .................................................................. 13.4R ........................................................................ 8.3.bR .........................................................................8.3.R .................................................................................. 11.5.bRv/S ..............................................10.2., 10.3, 18.4Rv ...................................................................... 18.4.bRv ...................................................................... 18.4.bRvPW ............................................................... 18.5.bRv .....................................................................18.4.S A ..................................................................... 3.6, 7.1.b.Sz .................................................................... 9.6, 14.4S ............................................................................... 10.5, 13.3

S v ........................................................... 9.6,14.3S .......................................................................... 18.1.bS PW ............................................................ 18.5.bS ...........................................................2.2., 11.2., 11.4S ........................................................................... 8S Ev .............................................................................. 9.2S W/S Ev .................................. 8.3., 9.2S v ......................................................................... 10.3 B ........................................................................11.2.U MA .....................................................................10.2.US ............................................................ 13.3.bUS D W ................................................ 7.1., 18.3.b

W C .................................................................. 8.2

W b ..............................................................18.3.W D b ............................................................18.3.W b ......................................... 18.3.b

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