I am having trouble understaning the Designer Series scenario: 'The Twin Villages" by Mike Bennighof. It is on pages 6 thru 9. There is no command objective anywhere, yet you are given strategy cards. How are you supposed to use these cards and decks if there is no command to spend or capture? Am I missing something? Help!

Certainly one of the errors with the book. Though for the americans it can work out given a little luck in the draws since the increased priority makes it cheaper by one command to play artillery cards. Since the effect is cumulative that means that if the US gets all 4 increased priority cards out realatively quick they can play any artillery card up to a cost of 4 for free.

I think it's a flaw, a typo or something and not the only one.

Twin Villages : No command but still decks??

Rat Patrol: too many squad bases for British division two and too many specialization tokens for both Brit divisions. Great scenario though.... just drop one squad base from division two and a recon token from each division. We played like this and it was fine.

Totensonntag : No command but still decks?? again.

So Near and Yet So Far : Not command but still decks?? again, again plus it looks like the Germans are set for a first round victory once you look at the German start positions, objectives and Brit start positions. Problem with the objective?

Night Drop (my favorite) : How deep is the stream?

That's if for now but there may be more. I really hope we get some Errata on this soon. I love the book and want to be able to play it... what about the poor dudes who don't go on-line to check out this stuff, even with a fix they're still screwed. This is upsetting, especially as it's my favorite game and has been for some time.

At first I was thinking what you said, but then I realized I had no way to purchase the intial "Increased Priority" card in the first place, so I don't think your solution will work either. Thanks for the help anyway.

If the book has that many errors with it, I may wait until the next printing before I pick it up.