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Red Bear Soviet Light Tankovy Company (Page 23) All Page Number Refer to the 2011 Version of Red Bear Updated on 6 December 2013 RED BEAR SOVIET LIGHT TANKOVY COMPANY (PAGE 23) All page number refer to the 2011 version of Red Bear. Change the tank points to the following: Anywhere where a T-34/85 obr 1943 is listed you can freely 10 T-70 obr 1943 200 points use a T-34/85 obr 1944 model instead. They have the same 9 T-70 obr 1943 190 points game stats. 8 T-70 obr 1943 175 points 7 T-70 obr 1943 160 points TANKOVY BATALON (PAGE 20) 6 T-70 obr 1943 140 points 5 T-70 obr 1943 120 points Add a Mounted Gvareyskiy Kazachiy Company (page 88) to the Corps Support Infantry Box at the bottom of the first 10 Mark III (Valentine II) 230 points column. 9 Mark III (Valentine II) 215 points 8 Mark III (Valentine II) 200 points TANKOVY BATALON HQ (PAGE 21) 7 Mark III (Valentine II) 180 points 6 Mark III (Valentine II) 160 points Change the tank points to the following: 5 Mark III (Valentine II) 140 points T-34 obr 1942 45 points 10 M3l (M3A1 Stuart) 230 points T-34/85 obr 1943 70 points 9 M3l (M3A1 Stuart) 215 points • Remove Cupola option for T-34/85 tanks, all T-34/85 tanks 8 M3l (M3A1 Stuart) 200 points count as having cupolas. 7 M3l (M3A1 Stuart) 180 points 6 M3l (M3A1 Stuart) 160 points Mark II (Matilda II) 30 points 5 M3l (M3A1 Stuart) 140 points Mark II 76mm (Matilda II CS) 30 points STRELKOVY BATALON (PAGE 24) M3s (M3 Lee) 45 points Delete Field Fortification Corps Support Box from TANKOVY COMPANY (PAGE 22) company diagram. Change the tank points to the following: STRELKOVY BATTALION HQ (PAGE 25) 10 T-34 obr 1942 350 points Change the following points: 9 T-34 obr 1942 325 points 8 T-34 obr 1942 300 points Anti-tank Platoon +40 points +45 points 7 T-34 obr 1942 275 points 6 T-34 obr 1942 245 points STRELKOVY MACHINE-GUN COMPANY 5 T-34 obr 1942 215 points (PAGE 26) • Replace up to five T-34 obr 1942 tanks with T-34/85 Change the following points: obr 1943 or T-34 obr 1944 tanks for +30 points per 2 Machine-gun Platoons 145 points 160 points tank. 1 Machine-gun Platoon 75 points 85 points • Upgrade all T-34 obr 1942 tanks to have Cupolas for +10 points for the company. STRELKOVY ANTI-TANK COMPANY (PAGE • Remove Cupola option for T-34/85 tanks, all T-34/85 tanks 28) count as having cupolas. Change the following points: 10 Mark II (Matilda II) 260 points 6 45mm obr 1942 110 points 125 points 9 Mark II (Matilda II) 245 points 4 45mm obr 1942 75 points 85 points 8 Mark II (Matilda II) 225 points 7 Mark II (Matilda II) 205 points STRELKOVY REGIMENTAL GUN COMPANY 6 Mark II (Matilda II) 185 points 5 Mark II (Matilda II) 160 points (PAGE 29) 10 M3s (M3 Lee) 350 points Change the following points: 9 M3s (M3 Lee) 325 points 4 76mm obr 1927 70 points 80 points 8 M3s (M3 Lee) 300 points 7 M3s (M3 Lee) 275 points PULYEMYETNO-ARTILLYERIYSKIY BATALON 6 M3s (M3 Lee) 245 points (PAGE 30) 5 M3s (M3 Lee) 215 points Pulyemyetno-Artillyeriyskiy Batalon is a Fortified Company. ARTILLERY GROUP (PAGE 33) Change the points to the following: 12 76mm ZIS-3 in Gun Pit 305 points 8 76mm ZIS-3 in Gun Pit 235 points 4 76mm ZIS-3 in Gun Pit 140 points 1 Change the ‘Artillery Group is a Fortified Platoon...’ rules 8TH GUARDS RIFLE CORPS SPECIAL RULES box with the following:. (PAGE 53) An Artillery Group is a Fortified Platoon (see page 262 of Change the Guards Assault Battalion rule to: the rulebook). An Udarny Strelkovy Batalon Always Attacks against any As a Fortified Platoon, it can either place its Gun Pits and other Infantry Company. Trench Line, then deploy in them, or not place its Gun Pits and Trench Line, ceasing to be a Fortified Platoon and not Change the Hardened Veterans rule to: benefiting from the Prepared Positions special rule. Teams from a Udarny Strelkovy Batalon HQ and Udarny or Shock companies pass all Skill Tests on a result of 3+. GVARDEYSKIY TYAZHELYY TANKOVY In addition, when firing bombardments, Udarny and POLKS (PAGE 44) Shock companies roll to hit as though they were rated as See changes to Corps Support options in separate PDF. Veteran. GVARDEYSKIY TYAZHELYY TANKOVY UDARNY STRELKOVY BATALON HQ (PAGE POLKS HQ (PAGE 45) 53) Change the Mark IV (Chrurchill III or IV) points to the Change the following points: following: Anti-tank Rifle Platoon +50 points Mark IV (Chrurchill III or IV) 80 points Sapper Platoon +110 points GVARDEYSKIY TYAZHELYY TANKOVY UDARNY STRELKOVY COMPANY (PAGE 54) COMPANY (PAGE 46) Change the following points: Change the Mark IV (Chrurchill III or IV) points to the 3 Rifle Platoons 275 points following: 2 Rifle Platoons 190 points 5 Mark IV (Chrurchill III or IV) 390 points 4 Mark IV (Chrurchill III or IV) 310 points UDARNY MACHINE-GUN COMPANY (PAGE 3 Mark IV (Chrurchill III or IV) 230 points 54) 8YA OTDYELNAYA SHRAFNOY BATALON Change the following points: (PAGE 48) 2 Machine-gun Platoons 200 points 1 Machine-gun Platoon 120 points Add a Air Support Box to the Corps Support Companies. Change the Assault Force rule to: UDARNY MORTAR COMPANY (PAGE 55) The 8ya Otdyelnaya Shtrafnoy Batalon uses the Always Change the following points: Attacks rule on page 257 of the rulebook, even against 2 Mortar Platoons 120 points another force that Always Attacks. 1 Mortar Platoon 65 points Since it is expected to always go forward, Companies in the 8ya Otdyelnaya Shtrafnoy Batalon can never attempt SHOCK SUBMACHINE-GUN COMPANY to Dig In and never benefit from the Prepared Positions (PAGE 56) special rule. Change the following points: Change the Shtrafnik’s Absolution rule to: 3 Submachine-gun Platoons 275 points Teams from an 8ya Otdyelnáya Shtrafnoy Batalon HQ, 2 Submachine-gun Platoons 190 points an Otdyelnaya Shtraf Company, a Shtraf Machine-gun 1 Submachine-gun Platoon 105 points Company, or a Shtraf Mortar Company always pass a Motivation Test on a roll of 2+. SHOCK ANTI-TANK GUN COMPANY (PAGE 56) 8YA OTDYELNAYA SHRAFNOY BATALON Change the following points: HQ (PAGE 49) 6 45mm obr 1942 130 points Change the following points: 4 45mm obr 1942 90 points Anti-tank Platoon +45 points SHOCK REGIMENTAL GUN COMPANY SHTRAF MACHINE-GUN COMPANY (PAGE (PAGE 57) 51) Change the following points: Change the following points: 4 76mm obr 1927 90 points 2 Machine-gun Platoons 160 points 1 Machine-gun Platoon 85 points 2 SHOCK HEAVY MORTAR COMPANY (PAGE GVARDEYSKIY TANKOVY BATALON HQ 57) (PAGE 67) Change the following points: Change the tanks following points: 8 120-PM-38 220 points T-34/85 obr 1943 70 points 80 points 6 120-PM-38 180 points • Remove Cupola option for T-34/85 tanks, all T-34/85 tanks 4 120-PM-38 125 points count as having cupolas. KAPITAN V I NEVSKY (PAGE 64) GVARDEYSKIY TANKOVY COMPANY (PAGE Change the Respect of the Men rule to: 68) Kapitan V I Nevsky’s tank and any platoon (Soviet company) Change the tanks following points: he has Joined always pass Motivation Tests on a roll of 2+. 10 T-34/85 obr 1943 570 points 640 points Change the Battle Tested rule to: 9 T-34/85 obr 1943 535 points 600 points 8 T-34/85 obr 1943 495 points 555 points The Hen and Chicks special rule does not apply to Nevksy. If 7 T-34/85 obr 1943 450 points 505 points he joins a platoon (Soviet Company), the rest of the platoon 6 T-34/85 obr 1943 400 points 450 points still obey the Hen and Chicks special rule, ignoring any 5 T-34/85 obr 1943 350 points 395 points movement by Nevsky. • Remove Cupola option for T-34/85 tanks, all T-34/85 tanks BRIGADA KOMISSAR M A DEDOV (PAGE count as having cupolas. 65) DECOY TANK COMPANY (PAGE 69) Change characteristics text to: Change the tanks following points: Brigada Komissar M A Dedov is a Warrior Tank team and is 3 Captured Panzer IV H 150 points 150 points rated Fearless Veteran. 2 Captured Panzer IV H 100 points 100 points Add Brigada Komissar M A Dedov to a Gvardeyskiy Tankovy Company in a Gvardeyskiy Tankovy Batalon (page 96) OPTIONS or a Tankovy Company in a Tankovy Batalon (page 22) • Replace any or all captured Panzer IV H tanks with for +70 points. He takes over a tank from a Gvardeyskiy captured StuG G assault guns for +5 points per tank, Tankovy Company or Tankovy Company at the beginning or captured Panther A tanks for +60 points per tank. of the game before deployment. Dedov’s Tank team is no longer a part of any platoon (Soviet company). • Replace one Panzer IV H tank with a captured Tiger I E tank for +65 points. Change the Comrades Forward! rule to: MOTOSTRELKOVY BATALON (PAGE 70) Any Soviet company entirely equipped with Tank teams joined by Brigada Komissar M A Dedov may re-roll any Add a Mounted Gvareyskiy Kazachiy Company (page 88) to Motivation Tests it and its members are required to make. the Corps Support Companies in its own Infantry Box at the bottom of the first column. When leading a platoon (Soviet company) with other types of teams in it, Brigada Komissar M A Dedov uses the Komissar MOTOSTRELKOVY MACHINE-GUN special rules on page 249 of the rulebook.
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