a. Define contact (physical touching or within one inch).
b. Hasenauer has said that a flanked unit does not get a support DRM.
c. Unless itself is contacted, a field column cannot provide support.
d. LOS is not needed in order to initiate a charge.
e. Decide whether "Hold Ground" and a "Breakthrough" are mutually exclusive. That is, while a strict reading of the rules would seem to allow a brigade with a "Hold Ground" maneuver result to support a charging brigade (when within 1" of a lead charging bde), some players find this undesirable; especially if a rear brigade charges and passes through a front brigade just so the front brigade will not have to roll for maneuver to participate. These players decided on a "house rule" that any brigade that wants to be involved in a charge must roll on the maneuver table and do better than "Hold Ground" to participate.

a. Indirect fire.

i. Artillery.
ii. Musketry.

b. Leaders are the only units that can see more than 2" down a road in the woods.

a. Rough terrain definition (e.g., all woods, or just dense woods).
b. Fords.

i. Specific location of fordable water.
ii. Movement cost per inch for the ford (shallow with no effect, or costly).

c. Impassable terrain.
d. How town/city terrain affects units.

a. Define whether mounting or dismounting constitutes a change of formation or a mode change, e.g., whether a mtd field column can dismount into line and then move, OR whether mtd cav can do a half-move at mtd rate and then dismount, respectively.
b. Whether dismtd cav can be supported by another brigade (including cav) or provide support to other units.
c. Mtd Reb cav does NOT get the +1 Confederates charging DRM.

a. Variable arrival time for reinforcements (page 14).
b. Time limits for each manuever phase (page 15).
c. Agreement on which of the scenario's optional rules to use, if any.

8. Any other clarifying comments such as: