[font=\'Arial]OK, ich stimme zu, dass man hier seinem Gegner vertrauen muss...man kann die Bewegungen allerdings nach dem Spiel noch einmal nachprüfen, da ja alles schriftlich festgehalten wurde.[/font]
[font=\'Arial][/font][font=\'Arial]Auf der Seite der Shako – YahooGroup kann man folgende Alternativregeln zu den normalen Befehlsregeln herunterladen:[/font][font=\'Arial][/font]
[font=\'Arial]Omit the use of Command Arrows. Replace these with small order chits[/font][font=\'Arial]or creatively modeled markers to denote A (Attack) one side, D (Defend)[/font][font=\'Arial]on the other side and Placed by the Divisional Commander, Units in[/font][font=\'Arial]Reserve recive no chit, but when the order is given it recives the chit.[/font][font=\'Arial]The rules pertaining to all of these orders remain unchanged except that[/font][font=\'Arial]Attack Orders can be changed at the discretion of the DC during the[/font][font=\'Arial]Command Phase. The division goes to Defend orders. Changing orders is[/font][font=\'Arial]therefore mostly about activating Reserve Divisions (as usual) or getting a[/font][font=\'Arial]division under Defend Orders to attack.[/font][font=\'Arial][/font]
[font=\'Arial]Command Zone rules, Obligatory Movement while under Attack Orders,[/font][font=\'Arial]and Contact rules all still apply. The 45 degree deflection off the line of[/font][font=\'Arial]advance is also imposed, but instead of using a Command Arrow to[/font][font=\'Arial]denote the limits of attacker movement, the DC stand is used. In this[/font][font=\'Arial]respect, the role of the DC stand is this alternative approach is much[/font][font=\'Arial]more important as it’s front edge denotes the fighting front of the[/font][font=\'Arial]division. The DC may change facing during any movement phase while[/font][font=\'Arial]under Attack Orders. All units under his command must be within the 90[/font][font=\'Arial]degree arc off the front axis of the DC stand. If this cannot be achieved[/font][font=\'Arial]the DC stand might have to be adjusted to allow ALL units to comply.[/font][font=\'Arial]Timed Orders would be applied only to a division under Defend Orders[/font][font=\'Arial]with a particular turn noted on which to begin an Attack.[/font][font=\'Arial][/font]
[font=\'Arial]Advantages: no map, no arrows, and orders/divisional frontage are[/font][font=\'Arial]explicitly denoted on the table.[/font][font=\'Arial][/font]
[font=\'Arial]Disadvantages: Much greater DC control to halt an attack to respond to[/font][font=\'Arial]threats (e.g., flank threats); Timed Orders are more limited.[/font][font=\'Times New Roman][/font]