SPECIAL RULES:

Side B can exit the map only along the north edge.
Use optional rules 5.5 and 5.6. The campfire is in hex Q8 on board F.
If side A has more "survivors" than side B, all side B characters on the map are captured.
Captured characters are killed.
Side B’s two handed weapons are set up in their hex (they are not in a hands box, they are in the hex).
Side B becomes alerted only when they hear the Indians, or the Indians appear in LOS, within the LOS restrictions of rule VIII.5.6. Side B can be alerted by "hearing" the Indians approach in the following manner:
1. For each hex within two hexes of the hill on board F or within 2 hexes of a Side B character, the Indian Player must draw a Delay Card. If that Delay Card has any result other than 0 Delay, then Side B becomes alerted and can move and fire normally in the following turn.
2. Side B is alerted anytime a round is fired, even if it is a Wild Shot.
3. Until Side B is alerted they may not move or perform any actions.
4. This practice becomes unnecessary once the Indians have been seen or heard, and Delay Cards no longer need to be drawn.
The second character has a W44 (1973) and C45 instead of his normal guns.
The fifth character’s W44 is a 1973 model.
The seventh character has a W44 (1976) instead of his normal two-handed weapon.
There are no fences or water troughs on Board A. Board A is completely barren.