Panzer Grenadier Battles on May 27th:
Desert Rats #42 - "A whole bloody German armoured division" Road to Dunkirk #16 - Steel Horses
Desert Rats #43 - Grants' Tomb Road to Dunkirk #17 - Dangerous Liaison
Desert Rats #44 - Road of Slaves Road to Dunkirk #28 - Royal Horse Artillery
Edelweiss IV #9 - Maori Bayonets Road to Dunkirk #29 - They Wore Skirts
Parachutes Over Crete #37 - Maori Bayonets Road to Dunkirk #30 - Your Generals are Gone
Road to Dunkirk #14 - The Baker’s Glory Road to Dunkirk #31 - Squeezed Like Sardines
Road to Dunkirk #15 - Disappointment Swallows of Death #12 - Escape from Carvin

PG-HQ Annotated Rules

Clarifications are an inescapable part of the cardboard wargamer's life and Panzer Grenadier players are no exception. Panzer Grenadier Headquarters tracks and collects all clarifications so you don't have to.

Released in 2006, the 3rd Edition drove the Panzer Grenadier series into the mainstream. Though universally regarded as a major improvement over 2nd Edition, through the years a great many clarifications and tweaks were made.

Clarifications: 104

Released in 2014 and initially conceived as a clarification of the 3rd Edition, the 4th Edition became the repository of several changes to assault combat, terrain effects and line of sight which, depending on your viewpoint, can be a step forward or backward.

Many of the more revolutionary changes were consigned to the optional rules which form a bridge of sorts to PG: Modern.

Clarifications: 2

All available publisher charts for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Edition rules.

These Second Edition rules represent wide-ranging changes from the First Edition. They mean exactly what they say; to compare them with the First Edition and try to play by finding the differences is to court madness. If you’ve come across a copy of the First Edition, discard the rules and use these.

Clarifications: 0

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